The Rein Retreat was pricey for what it has to offer and for not staying during peak season. The sleeping accommodations were decent. However, the room with the king sized bed has a ceiling fan on a very low ceiling that hangs at a very dangerous height for someone over 5'10" tall. The blades extend well beyond the end of the bed so if it were running and you weren't careful, you'd get a pretty nasty laceration on your head. All other sleeping (and fan) situations were fine. The interior is a bit dated but adequate. The AC froze up while we were there and it got a bit warm but the owner's and management were quick with a service tech to repair. The tech stated that, at a minimum, it's in need of repair for a leak to avoid recurring issues. Although the description didn't mention it, there is a a washer and dryer, both located in a "step-down" room off of the bunk bed A&M room. There were plenty of pots, pans and utensils and an abundance of bed linens, blankets and towels. The living room seating is adequate but to take advantage of all the couch seating, one has to sit under the TV. This proved to be a hinderance while trying to watch the Astros on their journey to a World Series Championship. We brought in some of our own chairs to make for better viewing/seating. The yard down to the canal is exceptional if you have pets or kids; very large with a swing, horseshoes and lots of room to run and play. The fishing dock has excellent lighting and a large, green light directed at the water to attract fish. Fishing from the dock was poor that could be timing. It may be a bit far up the creek to maintain good salinity to support some of the native bay species but - again - that might vary on time of year, temps, etc. All in all we had a good time but we've been able to stay at other properties in Sargent many times before that were a better value with at least the same if not better accommodations.