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.

Kim was amazing! I got to stay at a house boat out in the middle of no where in the Texas desert. I…read morehad a deck to sit out at night, enjoy a glass of wine with the beautiful Milky Way!

Cerca Del Cielo was my top choice on Airbnb in Alpine, TX…read more I'm incredibly happy I chose this place even when the yurt I was viewing became unavailable the next day. I've never stayed in a yurt and thought it would be so cool. Silly me for procrastinating! However, a major development occurred a week after our stay... I requested a refund for a charge to my card. Got an immediate response, but no resolve. So beware of extra charges with no notification or explanation... Moving on. On the property, there are four rentals: two yurts and two tiny houses. Each rental has a unique name. Our tiny house was Casa Pequena. We stayed just one night on 2.15.2025. West Texas charm oozed from the ceiling to the floors. There were tasteful accents of gold and black with the occasional green and red. I won't soon forget the black and white "Prada Marfa" wallpaper. It was all surprisingly relaxing. So. Many. Amenities: Air conditioning Board games Chimenea Coffee/tea maker Extra linens, pillows and blankets Hair Dryer / Heating Iron Fireplace Microwave Outdoor furniture Outdoor grill Oven Refrigerator (stocked upon request) / Freezer Smart TVs Stove Washing machine / Dryer Wireless Internet & more. My favorite parts: + Pets allowed (crates available upon request) + Free parking + Safe, quiet environment + Contactless check-in/out + Dark star-filled night sky My least favorite: - I forgot they have a 10 AM check-out as opposed to 11 AM. like most places. - They have yet to issue me a refund for a pet fee charged TWICE on my credit card. I brought this to their attention and the issue has not been resolved as of 311.2025. It is perhaps "just $25," but it is more so about the principle of the matter. I never received any communication from them about this charge until after I contacted Jamie. Then follow-up was non-existent two different times. You can also at an extra charge add-on a bottle of champagne, firewood, and other items for when you arrive. Base rate = $93.00 Price for extra person = $5.25 Cleaning fee = $40.00 Hotel tax = $6.72 Guest channel fee (this fee supposedly "helps Airbnb maintain and improve the platform") = $2.94 Add-on (Bring your pet) = $25.00 Total price = $172.91 Overall, I enjoyed my visit, but don't like surprise charges to my credit card nor do I appreciate being told "I'm sorry this is a bit complicated... we don't get too many of our bookings through the website" and "I'll look into it" then communication stops. For this matter, I probably will not return. So close to being "The Best Little BnB West of the Pecos."

We recently stayed at Hotel Limpia in Fort Davis, and this historic property is absolutely…read moreadorable. It's very quiet and has so much charm--perfect for a peaceful getaway. We booked the two-bedroom suite with a kitchen, which was spacious and clean. Although we didn't end up using the kitchen (we opted for a nearby restaurant instead), it was a nice option to have. The main bedroom had a lovely bathroom with a clawfoot tub and a vintage wall heater that added to the charm. The second bedroom had a smaller bathroom, with the sink just outside the door--compact, but functional. The rollaway bed in the living area was a great bonus so our son didn't have to sleep on the couch. The air conditioning worked really well, which was a relief during our summer stay. The lobby area is full of character, with cozy seating areas, a reading room, and even a conference room--all decorated in a warm, old-school style with touches like a chandelier that give it so much personality. WiFi was a little spotty but worked well enough when it did connect. Parking was easy--we had a covered spot right outside our room.

We took advantage of a Black Friday special, and booked a two queen room at the Casa Limpia across…read morefrom the main Hotel. The downtown squat will take you back in time, and the stone and log buildings are truly gorgeous. We stayed upstairs, but unlike some other older buildings we've stayed in the stairs weren't tall or narrow - the walk was easy on my old knees. The room had a/c and very hot water which was nice after a long drive. Fort Davis is very remote, so pack some extra snacks and drinks because the shopping options are limited. The sky is gorgeous at night, and the mountains create lots of beautiful photo ops. Be mindful of the local wildlife, though, as the javelinas run rampant and travel in packs. We loved the hotel, and will definitely stay here again. Barbara and Sarah were very friendly and helpful, and both are a credit to the local community!

Excellent find on our trip across the Southwest! Traveling with two children and two elderly…read moreparents. We stayed in Room 1-Family Bunk. It was perfect! large open room with an attached bunk room with four bunks (disclaimer bunks are not very tall, but worked great for us). TV's in both rooms if needed. My youngest loved the little table area to play with his toys. The shower was very accommodating for my parents as a walk-in. Plenty of storage if planning to stay several days. We only stayed over night and came in late (checking in was a breeze, owners very reachable at all times). I will say the air conditioning wasn't the best when we first arrived, two wall units working as hard as they could. But they were fairly quiet (sounded like the hum of a fan). It gradually cooled off and it wasn't a problem. Common area was incredible though we didn't get to utilize it as it was just a place to sleep as we passed through, but the kitchen was fully furnished, comfy seating in several areas. Space was utilized amazingly well. Shelf of assorted board games. Plenty of towels! Can't say enough good things. take the chance! You won't be disappointed!

Stayed here for two nights. The common areas (kitchen, kitchen table, living space) did not feel…read moreclean or sanitary. We opted for the bedroom with a queen size bed. The mattress was terrible and offered absolutely no support - we were sinking into it. The bed frame was cheap and flimsy. We woke up with back pain both mornings, which was not ideal for a road trip. It is a budget hotel so you get what you pay for.

if you are looking for long-term parking so you can work out of Alpine, this may be a good deal…read more The rates are extremely reasonable, way below average in the town area. There is an old adage, you get what you pay for. We love the owner, Georgiana, and pray she finds a buyer soon. So if you have an entrepreneurial spirit, this could be a phenomenal opportunity for you buy it make a resort and charge a nice fee and you will be in the chips.

Rolling G RV park is a little tiny park with only about 20 spaces. The owner is very wise and let's…read moreabout half the spaces out for monthly rentals. As she is just getting started, she has wonderful plans for the future. This was our second stay with Georgiana. She is so pleasant you just wanna hug this little granddaughter that we have found in Alpine. She recently leveled sites and put down gravel on the roads and parking places. She has a nice dog run for your big pooch. The view of Sul Ross University & surrounding mountains is amazing both during the day and at night. But if you're looking for fancy, it ain't there yet.

Our experience with this property was deeply disappointing--not only was our refund request denied,…read morebut the response was laced with condescension and zero empathy. Instead of any effort to understand our situation, we were met with a lecture about fairness to them while completely dismissing fairness to the guest. Their message made it clear: they'd rather keep your money than show basic hospitality or decency. We canceled with nearly a week's notice--not a last-minute no-show--but were told it was "unlikely the room would rebook" and that it wouldn't be "fair" to offer a refund. That level of rigidity, coupled with a passive-aggressive tone and a "we don't care if you come back" attitude, says all you need to know. If you value respectful communication, flexibility, or even the slightest customer care, stay anywhere else. This is not a place that values its guests--only your money.

Hotel: Six individualized rooms on the second floor of the restaurant. Each room is decorated…read morecompletely different from the others. There are 3 single king rooms and 3 double queen rooms. There is a small balcony at the end of the hallway (also fire escape), and a large gathering room at the front. The gathering room has a couch, two chairs, books, puzzles, cards; a nice little hang out room. Then the other half has about 6 tables set up to eat or hang out on. There is an ice chest for guests there also. The beds are extremely comfortable! Restaurant: open all day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You order at the counter, get a # and choose a table to wait for your order which is brought to you. You can also sit at the counter to order milkshakes, soda floats, etc. There is a small gift shop with items at the front and at the back near the restrooms. They also sell single slices of pie. The hotel checkin is inside the restaurant. There are a few tables outside to eat also. Prices are reasonable and staff is really friendly. Fun fact: Wed. April 27, 2022 the entire property was sold to new owners. We randomly met the wife on the street that day. Her, her husband and adult son moved here from Minnesota to become the new owners. The adult son will manage the restaurant. Not sure how things will change, if at all. Note to owners: the beds in room #6 are too high. Either provide foot stools or get lower beds.

Road to MYC is a very dusty, dirt, rough, washboard road! Check in process is very via email & the…read moreCampSpot app. Better have it all figured out before you get there, because the owner will not help you! We were locked out at the gate without a code or our spot number. He told me it was ALL in the email! So we sat outside the gate while I read thru tons of teeny tiny wording thru several links to find the gate code and the spot number! Never saw a soul the entire time we were there! It's just a piece of dry dirt with a couple of grasses planted for $60/night! Found another beautiful park down the road in Lajitas for same price and TONS of amenities!

Our experience here is different than most since we didn't stay in the cool Airstreams but instead…read morearrived in a rented RV. The 12'6" RV was able to fit under the awning which helped tremendously with the vehicle staying cooler in the summer heat. I had searched for RV parks in Marfa and it took awhile to find this one. We selected it because they have an above ground shipping container pool! I was told there was a common area but it was closed due to the virus. There was also a fitness center but I didn't get a look at it.

Technically, this is a place for bands to stay in while they record with Marfa Recording Company…read more We stayed there when there wasn't a band and thoroughly enjoyed it. It is very inexpensive, band budget, and I would describe it more as a cabin than a house, but it is very spacious, has all that you need, including kitchen, full bath, great cookware, dishes, glasses, utensils, towels, and even a couple of bikes to ride around town. It is two blocks away from the great grocery store, The Get Go, and one block away from The Lost Horse bbq and beer joint. There are games in the place to amuse you but there is a lot in town to amuse you as well.