Hotels in Big Bend National Park

"Stayed two nights, average about $180 per night. It's expensive, but no refrigerator, no microwave, no table lamp, no shampoo and conditioner, no tissue paper, no ice (you can buy bagged ice). Carpet is old and perhaps not clean, bed sheet is not white, door and windows have gaps to allow bugs to get in. The only positive things are the location is close to the park, and the manager was very nice."

"This property was amazing to stay at. It was remote and the staff were amazing. They offer shampoo, conditioner, body wash and not the little tiny bottles. You do have to pay for ice it doesn’t come free like other hotels but they sell bags there. They have the restaurant on property and the office sells things as well. Things to know. They don’t have cell service but they do have WiFi. They don’t have tvs in the room, even radio reception is very spotty. Just so you know it does say your 45 mins to Big Bend but it actually takes longer from the actual lodge to Big Bend. Plan to drive 1-2hrs depending on where you’re planning to drive to Big Bend. Make sure you have plenty of gas. Once you reach into town you will find a grocery store, gas station, and other restaurants and shop. They are pet friendly and we parked right at room. Half of the road and all of the lodge is unpaved. Stars are amazing at night and it’s was so peaceful. If you’re a coffee drinker bring your own maker, there are no microwaves in the rooms, but there is a mini fridge. Pool was beautiful and well maintained. They have pits by the pool if you want to bbq. "

"Staff was very helpful, appreciated the ice, wi-fi and air conditioning."