Crescent Quarters

This hotel is now named The William.
The same folks that previously owned the Mercedes Benz dealership in Boerne sold it and purchased Crescent Quarters (renamed The William) as well as Ye Kendall Inn. They are making fantastic updates and changes! We are so happy we stayed here on our trip to Boerne.
The room we stayed in was totally redone and incredibly well decorated — crystal chandeliers, thickly padded wool carpet, marble bathroom…
The William is only a handful of rooms but each has a coffee pot, complimentary water bottles, plush chairs, flat screen TVs and a writing desk.
There is also a comfy common room with a large TV, couch and chairs, as well as a coffee pot, ice machine, mini fridge and microwave.
We paid $ 160-​ish for a king room. It was absolutely worth every penny to sit on the balcony outside our room and watch the pedestrians on Main St. as we sipped a glass of wine.

Originally a bed and breakfast. That is no longer the case, even though it says «bed and breakfast» painted on the outside of the building. Nor were we told when we made the reservation for our honeymoon. The room was beautiful however if you want to sub exist on coffee alone, that’s all they offer. New owners. However our room was beautiful

New ownership and a little less organized as they are working on the site. No code was provided for the reception area, for example. Former ownership always emailed all the information prior to stay. The place is very clean and will be exceptional when they finish renovations and get organized. Extremely friendly staff and right in the center of town so convenient to everything. Would definitely stay here again. Give them a shot if you are in the area!

Wow! This is absolutely, by far, the most awesome motel I’ve stayed at! The place is located in beautiful downtown Boerne amongst beautiful little shops. Elegant, clean, & extremely unique rooms with different themes. I am an avid traveller who spend nights in Holiday Inns & Hyatt hotels so I know to look for «clean, comfort, & convenience». This place has the 3C’s & lots more! A definite MUST EXPERIENCE!
(BTW… Evangeline is the cleaning lady
sent from heaven, a real angel!!)

Great place where my wife and I got a last minute reservation. Nice and home-​like rooms. Great customer service. Highly recommended

This is a quaint, charming little place. If I were staying in Boerne, this would be the place I would want to stay.
We stayed in the Shabby Chic room and it was just fine. Nice, firm bed and most everything you need in a room.
About the only knock on the place would be the breakfast. The choices were somewhat limited and the breakfast tacos we had were almost inedible. At just about every bed and breakfast I’ve stayed at, the breakfast has been a treat. Not so much here.
Other than that, this is a great little place to stay.
Smiley face.

We stayed in this hotel through Groupon last year and we agree with Brooke B on the Blue Dog room… the bed was HORRIBLE… so much that we ended up leaving and staying in Boerne with family. We thought it was going to be cool to be downtown and we could just go downstairs for breakfast and stumble in at night. There was no way we were going to be able to sleep with the bed like that. Stay away from that room!

Great location and room. It seemed 1,000 times more clean than chain hotels. The fixtures were newish and shiny, the shower actually worked like it was supposed to, the concrete floor was clean.
I love the décor — we stayed in the Blue Dog room. I love that they allow dogs in certain rooms, we wouldn’t have stayed otherwise.
Not having a key is nice — when you just walk downstairs to eat or sleep, you literally don’t have to take anything but a credit card!
The only complaints are the bed and the noise.
The bed needs to be replaced — you couldn’t couch without 10 springs squeaking. My limbs kept falling asleep because it wasn’t comfortable.
And then we were in a room that adjoined another, with an obnoxiously loud couple that obviously didn’t know/​care that we could hear EVERYTHING. Everything. I wish they would put thicker doors or better insulation between rooms. Or a stop-​gap — send a notice in the confirmation email that adjoining rooms may need to be a bit more conscientious of the noise factor.

Stayed at The Crescent Quarters in Boerne for one night. I got a great deal on Groupon ($ 69 per night), however, I would pay full price for this place. Not far from San Antonio and Fredericksburg (about a 30 minute drive to either). We stayed in the Hill Country suite. LOVED the bubble tub and king-​sized bed. Ate dinner a few blocks away at The Dodging Duck which was delicious! Awesome breakfast and wonderful location for accessibility to all the stores. Highly recommended.

I’ve stayed at Crescent Quarters twice now over the last 2 or so years. Both stays have been consistent. The rooms are themed and are decorated differently and furnished different as well. This means one room might have 2 queen beds while another room only has 1 king. As luck would have it, both times I stayed I ended up in the Far East Room.
The room was clean and you can’t beat the location for convenience. It’s located right in the middle of the action downtown. The parking situation has changed some from my first visit but they do still have parking behind the building. I should say that if you’re in town and you want to see before you book, you’ll need to pop into the Christmas shop on the same block. The reservations are run out of there.
You do get a breakfast each morning in the common room, which like your room, is located on the second floor. On the common balcony, there is seating, a table and a porch swing for any of the guests to use. There was free WiFi included. In fact, I believe the wireless router was located in my room so I certainly had a great connection. I will fully admit that I’m a fairly sound sleeper but on both stays I was with some light sleepers and no one had problems with noise from traffic or neighbors.
Seriously, if you want convenience to the main street shops and a clean room which includes a breakfast, you should consider here.

Beautiful room. Great tub! We stayed in room 20 on the street end of the building and it really did have a New Orleans feel to it. The bed was nice but it was very noisy if you get my drift.
Overall an awesome place in a cool little town. Highly recommend.

the best value i’ve ever experienced for a hotel…
great taste in décor does it all!

We love to stay at Crescent Quarters whenever we visit Boerne! We stayed two nights over Christmas weekend and had a wonderful, «hot» home cooked breakfast both mornings (even on Christmas morning) of scrambled eggs with cheese, bacon, sausage and potatoes with chorizo. plus there are always bagels, english muffins, cereal, yogurt, juice, coffee, etc. We love to stay in the N’Awlins room because of the bubble tub but have stayed in several of the different rooms and never been disappointed. There was a very nice woman on-​site for most of both days who was very accommodating with anything we needed. We actually like the fact that check-​in is «self serve» as one review stated and with everything available that you might need, but no manager underfoot, it makes it feel more like home instead of a hotel. Very comfortable and inviting!

Great location. Note: This hotel is «self serve». We stayed in the Plantation Room which was comfortable & nicely decorated. Not the worst place I’ve ever stayed but also not the nicest. Things I would change if I owned this Inn… provide hangars (we got wire hangars when we called for some), a place for guests to place their luggage, extra towels, properly working toilet (meaning you don’t have to hold the handle down to flush). The breakfast is not actually from Cypress Creek restaurant (downstairs) but instead from the local grocery store (store bought breads, pre-​packaged muffins, etc.). When we called for assistance on a few things the person who answered the phone told us to look in the community room closet (where housekeeping keeps the supplies). Interesting.

Much like the street on which it’s situated, Crescent Quarters is quaint. My fiancée and I stayed in Room 206 (Shabby Chic), this past Tuesday, and were quite pleased overall. Unlike a few other reviews I’d perused, ear plugs weren’t required for a good night’s sleep — even being within such close proximity of Hauptstrasse (a.k.a. Main St) and the seemingly incessant traffic, as we were.
Comfy bed, mostly clean interiors, and a fabulous restaurant just downstairs. My only complaints would be with parking — having to drive through the Bank of America lot to reach Crescent Quarters, while not a pain, per se… I mean, a sign directing guests would’ve been nice — and our shower. Great temperature, but oy, please adjust that pressure. Or replace the head; something. Very uncomfortably sharp jetstreams of water.