Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Marfa, Texas:

The Hotel Paisano was built by Charles Bassett of El Paso and opened in June 1930. It was one of five hotels that he built in west Texas and eastern New Mexico of the Gateway Hotel chain. He commissioned notable architect Henry Trost of Trost and Trost in El Paso for the architectural design. The construction company was McKee Construction out of El Paso that had built most of the early Hilton Hotels around Texas in the 1920's and 1930's as well as most of the office buildings in downtown El Paso of that era. The Paisano was for the most part a cattleman's hotel for its first 40 years. Ranch. . .

The finest luxury hotel and resort in the Big Bend of West Texas isn't really a hotel, at least not a traditional one. But this is Texas, after all. So imagine the ultimate in peace, comfort, and luxury, as enchanting as you can experience in the Lone Star State, and then you'll start to comprehend Cíbolo Creek Ranch. Captains of industry have escaped from responsibility here. Famous beauties have fled the cameras and the fashion runways to touch down on our airstrip for the privilege of privacy and serenity. And world-famous songbirds have filled the night sky here with their familiar tunes. . . .

Located in the High Lonesome, Chihuahuan Desert of West Texas, in the town of Marfa, the Arcon Inn Bed and Breakfast is housed in a 19th century, two story, Victorian adobe. There are three lovely rooms in the main house decorated with international and American antiques: the beautiful London room, the handsome Madrid room, and the cozy Paris room. There are two bathrooms just across the hall, one with a shower and the other with a big claw-footed tub. All of the guest rooms are quietly located on the second floor of the Inn. There is also the Arcon Casita, a restored adobe territorial located. . .

Welcome to the Riata Inn-Marfa, Texas! Whether you spent your best years in Marfa or are visiting for the first time, this is the Inn for you. With a great location on E. Highway 90, just outside Marfa central, we are no more than half a mile from all of the excitement in Marfa, including the Chinati Foundation, The Marfa Courthouse, and numerous other galleries and attractions. We are only 7 miles from the Marfa Lights viewing area and not a far drive from Big Bend National Park and the Chinati Hot Springs. Some of our ammenities include a business center with ethernet ports and high speed wi. . .

A locally run hotel since 1959, Bob Harris of Lake/Flato Architects reinvigorated the Thunderbird's classic ‘50s horseshoe shape and interior courtyard for its 2005 reopening. The renovation transformed the structure into a model of modern design and livability while maintaining the original hotel's bygone feeling of leisure. The Thunderbird is everything a small hotel should be, providing privacy, hospitality and stylishness without pretension. With its pool and pale blue exterior reflecting the desert sky, a sensation of light and spaciousness pervades. Stands of native plants and ca. . .