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"This property was opened in 1950 (says so on the sign) and it is a vintage property. Don't expect all the perks that you get at a chain hotel. The room was very clean. There is a small (no vanity or bathtub) bathroom, a little kitchen area with a sink, small fridge and microwave, and coffee/coffee maker. TV worked fine, there was a small table and 2 chairs in the room. Bed was comfortable. The air conditioning worked well, and parking was right outside the door. Staff was not always in the office; we had a small issue and just ended up telling the person in the office about it as we left (the sign said "closed" but there was a vehicle parked in front so I went in). We would stay here again. It costs much less than the chain hotels in town. If you just want somewhere to sleep/shower and have a cup of coffee it's great."

"I stayed across the street in the ML building, it was very cute, pink and comfortable. Would stay here again. "

"The unique Terlingua Ranch Lodge was unexpected and well worth the 16 mile ride across the desert road, especially the last 3 miles of graded gravel ! The room accomodations were more than adequate and the surprisingly refreshing pool area, the onsite Bad Rabbit Cafe (food selection, pricing, and portions more than fair), grilling/eating/picnic area's welcoming, and the office staff informative. Be ready for: Bright Sky and stars! Very little phone service and no room TV; only internet upon your choice. The T.R.L. was a true oasis in the Chihuahuan dessert at big Bend National Park. We highly recommend staying there, if you can get reservations !"