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The Spyglass Room at Onera Wimberley is a 270 sq. ft. treehouse-style suite with a calming hill view designed for two. Set on the nature-swathed estate just outside Wimberley, the room’s elevated vantage and private outdoor hot tub make it a peaceful base for exploring the Hill Country or just watching the sunset from your terrace.
Inside, the suite sleeps 2 on a single King Bed in one bedroom and offers climate-controlled air conditioning and heating for year-round comfort. The private bathroom includes a walk-in shower, free toiletries, hair dryer, towels and toilet tissue; accessible touches include lever door handles and low-height electrical outlets in the bathroom. Rollaway beds and cribs are not available; iron and ironing board are provided on request.
Your stay includes a well-equipped kitchenette and stocked beverage station with an espresso maker, electric kettle, mini-fridge with freezer space, stovetop, cookware, dishware and utensils, plus complimentary bottled water. Onera Wimberley partners with a private chef for in-room multi-course dinners and also offers local meal delivery service so you can dine in-suite. Free WiFi, in-room massage options through local providers, and a virtual front-desk check-in process (guests receive pre-arrival email instructions and an access code) round out the experience, making the Spyglass Room a self-contained, tranquil retreat for two at Onera Wimberley.















The Spyglass Room has a hill view. Spyglass units are the elevated treehouse-style suites at Onera Wimberley, sitting up to 35 feet in the canopy, so you look out over the Hill Country landscape rather than at a car park or a corridor.
Yes. Every suite at Onera Wimberley has a private outdoor hot tub, so you can soak without sharing. The property also has a heated hillside infinity-edge pool with sunset views, open 8am to 10pm, plus communal hot tubs.
It is a private bathroom with a walk-in rain shower. It comes with towels, a hair dryer, free toiletries and organic Public Goods bath amenities. For accessibility, the door handles are levers and the bathroom has low-height electrical outlets.
There is no on-site restaurant, because the suites are designed for dining in. The room has a kitchenette with a stovetop, cookware, dishware and utensils, a mini-fridge with freezer, an electric kettle, an espresso maker and complimentary bottled water. The hotel partners with local chef Ashley Casebier for private in-suite multi-course dinners, and local meal delivery is available. Nearby places recommended to guests include The Leaning Pear, Community Pizza & Beer Garden, Trattoria Lisina in Driftwood and Wimberley Café on the town square.
There is no front desk. You receive an email within 24 hours before arrival with instructions and an access code, and entry is through a private entrance. A virtual front desk is there if you need help. Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The main guest must be at least 21 and must show photo ID and a credit card. A service fee of USD 35 per night is charged in addition to the room rate.
Onera Wimberley has 12 Spyglass units and 16 Greenhouse units. The Spyglass is the elevated treehouse-style suite, up to 35 feet in the canopy. The Greenhouse suites are ground-level units with planted living roofs. Both types have a private outdoor hot tub, and the Greenhouse hot tubs are cedar.
Onera Wimberley has no formal spa, but in-room massages can be arranged through a local third-party provider, and treatments on your private terrace can be set up with advance notice to staff. A couples' treatment room is also a few minutes' walk down the road. Private yoga and sound bath classes can be arranged too. Because the providers are outside the hotel, book early and plan ahead.
The hotel is at 801 Buttercup Lane, Wimberley, about 45 minutes south of Austin and about 15 minutes from Wimberley Square. Driving from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport takes around 50 minutes. A car is the practical way to get around, and there is no direct public transit from the airport. Parking is free, with a dedicated space for each treehouse and an electric car charging station on site.
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