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!

We arrived with a group of 18 people who all pre-registered a month in advance. We reserved 10…read morerooms and out of the 10 room 4 had toliets that wobbled, 1 room smelled like sewer, 2 rooms the tubs wouldnt drain. The dbl rooms all had different prices charged to their cc. 1 room had 1 person in a dbl and he paid the most $430, one dbl 2 people paid 387 ad another dbl 2 person paid 346. Wont be staying here again. Not worth the hase or the money

There is lots of room esp if u have playpen or crib! Gold…read moreinternet.. good location.. friendly! Attentive! Awesome views.. will be helpful if u need downstairs rooms.. Knowledgeable on Marfa Lights:-)!

Sometimes, you find solace not because the place is as good as you expected it to be, but rather,…read morebecause it made you feel that all is not lost in the bizarre times we are going through! On my motorcycle, Marathon was just going to be a stop in my journey. I had booked a single night at this hotel, just for a crash and an early start the following day! In the wee hours of the morning, greeted by a beautiful sunrise, I set out to leave and my motorcycle decided that the cold had been too much for the battery to crank my bike. I needed a jump! I was waiting around the office, and when the first hotel employee arrived, she told me the caretaker would be arriving soon, and he would help me. A second employee arrived, on her bicycle, and she went more step, texting the caretaker than someone was in needs of help. The caretaker joined me shortly after. Assessed the situation with me, and went back to his lodge to pick up his truck and jump cables. Guys, this fill my day with joy! finding strangers to provide human empathy to someone's grief was rejuvenating. The place is unassuming, the rooms are simple, all the rest is what counts. I will be returning to that place just for that!

This place is too damn cute! The Gage recommended them since they were at capacity when we tried to…read morestay there. I recalled their adorable billboard on our way back into town. Kristi was so welcoming and wonderful to talk to. It felt like visiting an old friend. Our room was clean and quaint with very comfortable beds. The outside courtyard area was beautiful with tons of flowers and places to sit. You can even lay in the grass! Take a walk around the property and you'll see so many pretty things. It's just a short walk from restaurants and an equally adorable grocery store that you may also see Kristi working at! All around it was another memorable stay in the lovely town of Marathon.

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.

BEWARE! The online photos are fake and the reviews are bogus! Do not stay here!…read more Office upon arrival---lights off, no AC, a "night of the living dead" person didn't even speak, so I said my name. He went outside, came back with a key and the only 2 words he ever uttered were "cabin 2". Cabin 2 met us with a plunger by the front door. Inside was quite a nightmare. No way to ask for another room as the place was closed at this point. Bathroom door broken--has a gate latch that doesn't close all the way, floors filthy and covered in sticker burrs, spiders in the bathroom, the soaps and shampoos were obviously refilled-not new-and dirty and stuck to the glass shelve. The TV was falling off the wall, there was a hole in the front door and the back of the door was covered in some sort of dirt (bug dirt?). Multiple spider webs in room. The positives were the fridge and microwave were clean and operational, the bed wasn't really comfy but seemed to be clean, and the AC worked. We were immediately looking for other hotel rooms even though we had prepaid for 2 nights. Unfortunately--April in this area is a big time for visiting Big Bend, so there was nothing to be had. We seriously considered sleeping in the truck... The reviews and photos I saw before booking sure look good, but they are very deceptive. Buyer beware!!

Best night of sleep ever! The rooms are quaint and perfect with that West Texas feel. I sat in the…read morecourtyard and looked at the stars. My cabin had a full coffee maker and Big Bend Coffee Roasters coffee. They provide a basket packed full of tea, coffee creamer, sugars, as well as coffee mugs. If there's anything else you need, you can go to the kitchen after hours and help yourself. There is a microwave and a mini fridge for your convenience. I could not have asked for anything more!

We have stayed here MANY times over the years. The deli and grocery store that's on the same…read moreproperty is the most consistent place to eat, the customer service is stellar, and the whole experience is just comfy and cozy. It's so "campy" but not camping. The pool is always clean, and the location is perfectly in the middle of town. So walkable and sweet. We LOVE it.

We really like this style of restored motor lodge lodging, and this one is great if you are tired…read moreof sterile, Indistinguishable hotel rooms. Very comfortable and well maintained. They have both "glamping" style rooms with minimal extras and compact rooms with A/C, a little fridge, microwave, a small TV and a very comfortable bed. The grounds are well kept and there's a small pool and some grilled. Terrific spot of you are visiting the McDonald Observatory and doing the night time "Star Party" (highly recommended) as it is only a 20 min drive down which is great when you come out at 10:30PM or so. Nice deli/shop next door and a delicious Salvadoran food truck across the street.

We stayed one night for over $200. After a long day at Prude Ranch, I took a shower only to…read morediscover no body wash in the dispensar. My son had the same problem in his room. There was no body lotion available. The next morning, there was very little hot water. They advertised a gift shop with services in the office. That had moved and there was nothing on the property itself. The room itself was charming but the amenities...not so much. In a town that size, nothing much was available after 7 pm.

We spent 2 nights in cabin #2. It's a great location right off the main highway. The cabin was…read moreclean and ready upon arrival. We walked down the street to enjoy pizza the first night and went down the highway to enjoy burgers the next night. There are 3 other cabins available so it would be a good location for a group to stay and still have their privacy.

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.