Super low-key place sets of 2-3 cabins that are spread out. Each seem to have their own view. Weber…read morecharcoal fired barbecue grills are supplied. Sheets and towels are clean, washer dryer in the units. Aria seems relatively secure. No restaurant or other establishments on site - may be better to bring your own groceries and cook yourself. Entire place could use upgrading - otherwise quite serviceable. Far better than the motels in Del Rio itself, which we're not as clean.

Loved this lodge. It puts you right in the heart of the land. The cabins have everything you need…read more You can't beat the view and the location of this area. It's not far from a boat dock. We loved Watching the wild goats climbing the cliffs.

Stayed there again. Best hotel in Del Rio, if you can get a room there it's a must place to stay…read more Also, the breakfast was really good. My only issue is that the pillows are too soft. I couldn't get a good night sleep with the pillows being that way. I mean once i laid in one I was back on the bed. Hope they fix this issue.

I can't say enough about the personal service my wife and I received from Mario, the owner of this…read morebusiness. My wife and I were moving to Mexico to the United States. We had two cats and our dog in the car. We tried to cross the border but we had an issue w a title for an atv that we were transporting and we couldn't cross. We found ourselves stuck in del rio tx w our pets. The mainstream downtown hotels were booked. We were recommended to call champions by another hotel because champions was pet friendly. Mario not only had a room, but he helped us find a storage solution for our atv and we were able to pass the border the following day. No other hotel would have helped strangers solve a problem like this. Mario has only owned the hotel for three months and there is no doubt that the hotel needs work. It was not a luxury hotel but it was a solution and it was delivered personally by a great owner. We didn't need luxury. We needed solutions. We've got to make a second trip to get more of our things moved down to Mexico. We will definitely stop by the champions inn on the next trip. Champions is not in the downtown area of del rio which we actually liked. We had plenty of space for our pets to rest peacefully before a very long travel day.

My travels brought me down to Del Rio, Texas. I was glad to see a Marriott branded hotel available…read more Built in 2025, it was practically brand new and had the new hotel smell to it. No frills and nothing fancy, but clean. Pros: - Almost brand new hotel - Very clean - Plenty of parking - Restaurants and Walmart nearby - Staff was nice and accommodated me with my requests for a bottom floor. Cons: - Not any worth mentioning - It is Del Rio (but this is not their fault) Would definitely recommend to anyone passing through. While I was there, I tried Humo Prime BBQ nearby and it was knock your socks off good. Try it while you stay here at this location! Enjoy.

I made a reservation and included a credit card payment at the time of booking. When I went to…read morecheck in (after driving for hours), the hotel refused to let me stay due to one letter difference in the spelling of my first name on my drivers license in comparison to the spelling of my first name on my credit card. I explained, told them it had never been an issue, asked if we could change everything to my husband's name and use his credit card, and they said "No" and refused to do anything to help me. I then spent the next 30 minutes trying to relocate and defer costs to my credit card. Will never book at Fairfield again.

It was expensive $65 just to cross but it got us out of having to cross the border to drop someone…read moreoff

Juan has always treated us right. Very helpful! Whenever I travel to Acuña, he's my guy! Someone in…read moreour group wanted to go to a dentist who closed before their posted hours. Juan took us to an excellent alternative. The second time we went, he took us right where we wanted to go. Our return trips were prompt. Just called him and gave him the cross streets and he was very responsive. Excellent!

Whoa! Scenic! This is like Texas' version of the Rio Grande…read moreGorge Bridge- it's a metal truss bridge that crosses the Pecos which is way, way, way far below. I like how there's a sign that says, "No Diving." Yea right. It's pretty close to Mexico. The Pecos intersects with the Rio Grande a few miles from here. It's a nice spot to get out and take a gander. It'd be nice if there was a restroom. But there's trash cans, and a bunch of graffiti and litter. It's a good place to make comments about how you're the best so-and-so this side of the Pecos! Yehaw! I've heard that Pecos Bill is from around here. It's a good spot to stop and take a gander or two, but that's about it.

Along the loneliness of Highway 90 outside of Comcast, TX, a bit more than a mile from the Mexico…read moreborder, lies the Pecos River that the road has to cross. What crosses it? Why, the highest highway bridge in Texas, that's what! Originally built in 1923, the bridge was washed away from flood waters in 1954. It was rebuilt and now stands tall and proud. The bridge is 1,310 feet long and stands more than 270 feet above the water, which is now controlled by Lake Amistad levels. A rest area on the South side of the river and road exists, and is kept in good repair. My mother and I enjoyed sitting up there looking over the river while eating our lunch and watching the very occasional vehicle cross the river. I even got to see a road-runner up there, which is not something you see everyday (well, I don't... I just see alligators down here in Florida!)

Ok only game in town. Tried other cab company border, didn't even know what I was asking for…read more Uber and Lyft don't exist here. 75 bucks to go 2.8 miles. Get these guys, professional and on point on the local stuff. Can't go wrong.

It's expensive but if you don't want to cross the border in your pov it'll get out of a pinchread more

Agent Jerrie T is amazing! Residing out of state, Jerrie…read moretreated our home as her own during the whole process! She also has an amazing team : contractor, landscaper, and housecleaner who all helped us get our home ready for the market! She is professional as well as personable! She gave us 110% of her services! Thanks Jerrie, we could not have sold this home without your efforts and time!!