We came to Alpine for the first time passing through and we love to stay in bed and…read morebreakfasts/guest houses instead of hotel chains. When we got to the Casita Om, the appearance was not what we expected. There were empty beer cans and debri on the back patio. There spider webs in the bathroom, and no toilet paper. I finally found some stuffed away, but not readily available (which after being on the road, it was much needed). We were in need of an iron to press clothes for a rehearsal dinner, and there wasn't one. So we showed up to a rather fancy event with wrinkled clothes... Had it been an inexpensive room, I would not be disappointed, however we paid good money for a room that was not all that...

Lisa's place was everything you could ask for from an airbnb and more! It was just as advertised:…read morepeaceful, quiet, jacuzzi, and fully stocked kitchen (w/fresh farm eggs). My girlfriend and our furry companion, Margo enjoyed our stay very much - truly felt like a home away from home. Thank you again to Lisa for hosting us, she was an amazing host. I highly recommend this airbnb!

This little spot is so unique and a wonderful place to stay. We loved the hosts and the location…read moreand the property. The photos are spot on.

Sharon and Tom were delightful host. From the moment we arrived they greeted us warmly. They took…read moreus around the property to explain the amenities and giving us a history of the building we were staying in. They were very detailed and clear with their communication. We were given a menu about what the choices were for breakfast; I must say everything was absolutely fantastic. Good , clean, healthy and diverse choices for what you'd like to eat. While eating breakfast we were asked if we'd like recommendations for the day which they had printed out and very clear which was very nice. The place itself was beautiful and felt like a home away from home. We will definitely be back.

I wish there were more than 5 starts to give, especially for the hospitality!…read more Tom and Sharon were incredible hosts, provided us great recommendations and made our trip worthwhile. Stay at this B&B was not just a small part of our trip, but actually the best part! Truly one of the rare true B&Bs unlike some other which do not offer full experience. Amenities were on the level of a 5 star hotel, can feel the care taken. Location wise, it is an ideal location to Marathon, Marfa, Mc Donald Observatory, and Big Bend National Park. Also, if you're looking for the best food on your Big Bend trip, you do not have any other choice than to stay here. Sharon's breakfast was delicious!

Your own little slice of heaven in downtown Alpine, TX. I loved sitting on the front porch watching…read morethe 15 minute rain showers and enjoying my hot cup of tea sweetened with the local raw honey kept on stock in the kitchen. The locals could not have been more warm and friendly, even the local reptiles are calm and friendly. (See photo) I had a flat tire during my stay and it was minutes before I had a smiling local offering to help me air my tire back up. Having a fresh organic food truck steps away from the Bottle House was the greatest surprise. It's like having your own personal chef on call. I was so pleased to have delicious healthy food options near. The scenery surrounding the Bottle House is nothing short of breathtaking. On my drive into West Texas from Austin I literally gasped at the sight of such beauty once I hit the West Texas mountainous landscape. I was in awe. The beautiful natural landscape is captivating and can be admired while driving into town and from your front porch. Alpine is a treasure. It is a beautiful quick drive to Marfa from the Bottle House. I had planned on making day trips to Marfa several days of my stay but ended up enjoying relaxing and exploring Alpine so much that I had to extend my trip by a day to give myself a chance to see Marfa. I couldn't get enough of how charming this BnB is. Liz has thought of absolutely everything one could need to be made comfortable and feel completely at home. I can't wait to visit Alpine and The Bottle House again next time I'm in need of a peaceful retreat, full of natural beauty and friendly faces.

What a great little space. 3 beds and lots of light. Right down the street from the train and the…read moretown for a drink or dinner. Great place to check out.

A paradise just outside beautiful Fort Davis, Texas. We have had a blast hiking and enjoying the…read moreabundant nature in the area. Thanks to the Double M for such a great say.

Not my first time here to the Holland Hotel. I like it for the history, as it was built to serve as…read morea waypoint for commerce flowing through the Big Bend region, mostly through early rail service. Its white stucco façade rises with understated elegance, a study in regional restraint. Step inside, and the Western motif feels neither theatrical nor contrived--it is immersive. The interiors evoke a time when craftsmanship mattered and hospitality was tangible. That sense of authenticity is perhaps most charmingly embodied in the guest experience itself: upon check-in, visitors are handed an actual metal key. No plastic cards. No digital apps. Just the satisfying weight of tradition in your palm. My stay in a Balcony King room revealed generous proportions rarely found in contemporary boutique properties. The suite unfolded into a separate living area, creating a sense of residential calm rather than transient lodging. The design language is minimalist, layered with subtle Southwestern influences with warm tones, and textures that echo the surrounding landscape. The bed offered restorative comfort, while a thoughtful pair of earplugs placed bedside acknowledged Alpine's enduring rail presence. Trains still pass through town in the night, their horns sounding--a reminder that this hotel was born of the tracks and continues to exist in dialogue with them. Service is polished yet personal, with staff attentive both before arrival and throughout the stay. And location is paramount: The Holland sits squarely in the heart of Alpine, making galleries, cafés, and local storefronts effortlessly accessible on foot.

Quick 1 night stay here before heading to Big Bend. Room was large and comfortable. Staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. Neat historic feel!

This review is for their rooms upstairs…read more Great place to crash out after a night out. We were making trips to Big Bend via Alpine and ACP had an Air BnB. We had zero issues booking and Chris communicated with us the entire time. When we arrive at 1030pm, imwe were able to get in through pre arranged instructions. Hey to our room, shower and crash out. It was nice. Room 208 comes with two full beds. The room is temp controlled. It has a flat screen TV - it ages me to know if a time when they weren't all flat screens. The room sits over the bar, but to be honest, I knew that and didn't care. The showers were hot, the pillows were soft, and the though being on the main drag, my family and I were safe and sound. Rustic, but cozy

I like this place I had no particular problems with it. The parking was fine. The stairs weren't…read morebad. The bar underneath didn't bother me at all although I was in room 202 which is not over the actual bar so I can't speak to those people who were over the actual bar, but I'll say the week I was there which was spring break. They seem to close down early every night so no real issue anyway. The one the detractor is the walls are paper thin so if that's going to bug you find someplace else.

Just tho amplify what Jeannie G. stated, it's clean as clean can be, very nice little room with no…read moreTV. Never was able to connect to the Wi-Fi (signal was too weak), but that wasn't an issue for us because we travel with a T-Mobile hotspot and were able to get 300+ Mbps, AT&T signal was just so-so and was switching between 4G-LTE and 5G. A/C unit was mounted low and right beside the bed, so if one of you sleeps warm and the other cool it works out well. Kitchen is clean and tidy, laundry is $1.00 per load (quarters) and washer and dryer work well. Parking is spacious and well shaded. The courtyard area is one of the greatest assets, if you enjoy sitting outside in the mornings and drinking coffee, this is the place you will want to stay. very well-maintained with nice foliage. The hosts are the friendliest folks and very hospitable.

We stayed 3 nights at the Langridge Lodge in Alpine, TX. 100+ year old bldg the Hosts have made…read moreinto 2 rooms & a kitchen with a washer/dryer. Very clean! Comfortable bed, linen included. I loved the little room ~ queen bed ~ with the cute decorations added. The shower worked great!! The Host is amazing and very friendly! One caution, no tv. Didn't bother us ~ by the time we got back to the room, we read & crashed from all our walking!

The food was delicious as were the cocktails. The jalapeño Mac and cheese was unique and perfect…read more The restaurant is very tasteful and the is a great view from the dining area. I highly recommend the ribs.