2 Best Hotels in Marfa, West Texas and the Panhandle

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We've compiled the best of the best in Marfa - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Hotel Saint George

$$$$ | 105 S. Highland Ave., Marfa, TX, 79843, USA Fodor's Choice
The region's swankiest lodging, in the heart of downtown Marfa, has an airy lobby and common spaces hung with museum-quality local contemporary artwork, and houses Bar Saint George, LaVenture restaurant, and renowned Marfa Book Company. The 55 spacious rooms and suites have plenty of luxe touches, including plush platform beds, naturalistic hand-carved wood furniture, Illy espresso machines, 49-inch TVs, and large bathrooms with walk-in showers and Aesop soaps and shampoos. Those on the top (fourth) floor afford expansive views of downtown and the surrounding high desert. Across the street, guests hobnob and sunbathe around the hotel's large pool while sipping and snacking on goodies from poolside Bar Nadar. Nonguests can purchase day passes to the pool.

Pros

  • Hip design and muted color palette
  • Beautiful pool and bar
  • Ultracomfy beds and fancy amenities

Cons

  • On the pricey side
  • Contemporary style feels out of place to some
  • The adult vibe isn't conducive to families
105 S. Highland Ave., Marfa, TX, 79843, USA
432-729–3700
Hotel Details
55 rooms
No Meals

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Cibolo Creek Ranch

$$$$ | U.S. 67, Marfa, TX, 79843, USA

A continual stream of global celebrities have arrived by private aircraft on the airstrip at this luxury ranch. It was converted from a military fort by a 19th-century cattle baron and occupies 30,000 acres of a volcanic caldera cupped by the Chinati and Cienega mountains. You'll be welcomed as a friend and relax in one of three 1800s-era forts, each at a different site, but all beautifully restored. Everything here is first-class, authentic, and memorable, including meals featuring international flavors based on ancient Mexican culinary traditions. You can choose the pace for your activities: ride a horse or read a book; jump in a Humvee or slide back under the covers; go bird hunting or bird-watching.

Pros

  • Unique experiences
  • Exceptional service
  • Spectacular setting

Cons

  • Remote location
  • No TVs in guest rooms
  • Food adds $75 per person per day to the bill
U.S. 67, Marfa, TX, 79843, USA
432-229–3737
Hotel Details
21 rooms
No Meals

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