3 Best Hotels in Terlingua, West Texas and the Panhandle

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Big Bend Casitas at Far Flung

$$$ | 23310 FM 170, Terlingua, TX, 79852, USA

Next door to Far Flung Outdoor Center and just 3 miles from the western boundary of Big Bend National Park, the outfitter operates 12 freestanding casitas with hardwood floors, flat-screen TVs, kitchenettes, two pillow-top queen beds, and back porches with rocking chairs. There are two common courtyards with propane grills, dining tables, and tidy Southwestern landscaping.

Pros

  • Homey atmosphere
  • Activity package deals available with outfitter
  • Grills and a kitchenette for self-catering

Cons

  • No restaurant on-site, but there are a few nearby
  • No pets
  • Two-night minimum stay
23310 FM 170, Terlingua, TX, 79852, USA
800-839–7238
Hotel Details
12 rooms
No Meals

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La Posada Milagro

$$$ | 100 Milagro Rd., Terlingua, TX, 79852, USA
As charmingly rustic, yet comfortable, as Terlingua gets, this cozy compound has all the amenities and views that you could hope for in such a faraway outpost. There's an excellent patio breakfast and lunch café on the grounds, Espresso y Poco Mas, that prides itself on meals made from scratch and a full outdoor courtyard kitchen at your disposal. Some units share a well-designed bathroom.

Pros

  • Short drive from Big Bend National Park
  • Some rooms have fireplaces
  • Terrific café

Cons

  • Far from many services
  • Shared bathrooms for some rooms are located in separate building
  • Breakfast costs extra
100 Milagro Rd., Terlingua, TX, 79852, USA
432-371–3044
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6 casitas
No Meals

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Lajitas Golf Resort & Spa

$$$ | 21701 FM 170, Terlingua, TX, 79852, USA

The former cavalry post turned ghost town is now a privately owned collection of Western-theme tourist attractions with a golf resort, spa, riding stables, convenience store, RV park, and hiking trails, adding up to the nicest place to eat, shop, and overnight within 25 miles of the park. The main lodge is the Badlands Hotel, a two-story affair with a lobby staircase and an opulent Tiffany chandelier. Upstairs hallways have the slightly saucy aura of an old bordello. The rooms, to be sure, are outfitted with everything modern. In addition, there are time-share condos across the "boardwalk," a Pueblo-style motel, the Cavalry Post, down the street, and a nearby RV Park. Badlands guests can use the motel's swimming pool. An upscale but casual restaurant and lounge are a walk through a breezeway.

Pros

  • Resort is a town unto itself, with many activities
  • Outstanding golf course
  • Near both national park and Big Bend Ranch State Park

Cons

  • Pricey rooms for the area
  • No elevator
  • Not much to do in this tiny town
21701 FM 170, Terlingua, TX, 79852, USA
432-424–5000
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Credit cards accepted
102 rooms
No Meals

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