I had a wonderful stay at Hotel Matador. Barbara and Christian were super friendly and really made…read moreme feel at home. The place was spotless, and my room was so cozy, with the king-sized bed and a spacious bathroom. Everything about the stay was comfortable and relaxing. Made me forget about the stress from this business trip, every time I step back into the room. 星垂平野阔，月涌大江流 篝灯暖客心，夜语忘忧愁。 祝君岁岁平安，笑迎四方客。

West Texas can wear its chef's hat with pride. The Hotel Matador- a charming b and b- had been…read moreelevated by its owners, Barbara and Christian. She's a chatelaine par excellence and he's a pastry chef/fabulous breakfast maker who turns every morning into a gourmet feast. You're welcomed into their world. Head there. It's cozy, adorable and delicious. Old world hospitality meets Texas two step. Go!

Amazing one of a kind place! From the wonderful owners, great staff, live music and the steaks on…read moreSaturday nights! Hotel Turkey is a bucket list destination! Take a trip! Stay all night and stay a little longer!

We stayed four days here back in the 90's ......it was wonderful .... Did it have the amenities of…read morea modern fancy overpriced hotel ... well nope .... It had more !!!! It had home cooked stick to to your ribs food at every meal ... it had a plethora of historic memorabilia peppered through out the whole building ... inside and out ... it had nostalgia and at night the string lights that were hung ( which was way before its time like now ) gave off such ambiance that it would make any married couple new or novice want to be in simpler times ...... there was horse shoes outside for friendly competition .... An old historic wagon for perfect picture opportunities ... domino table with antique dominoes that I'm sure if they could talk would tell the stories of all who have visited ...there was a card table with decks of cards ready to be shuffled and spent out to those who knew the game of chance or maybe even some under the table exchanging of pocket change .... The whole experience was one of a kind ... memories were made that will play over and over in my head as long as I am walking on this earth .... ... mostly of my first born son that had the time of his life ( as he is no longer with us ) so blessed I have those memories !! What I am saying is if you have a family reunion or any family get together that you want to spend true quality time with and not spend an arm and a leg on over commercialized entertainment PLEASE consider taking a bite out of some of Texas histories first built hotels ...like the one in a long forgotten small town called Turkey Texas .... What you make of memories in time ..in a place that will stand still even if it is only for a while ....your heart will be full , your family will become closer and the rush of all the chaos in daily life will disappear and you will be so thankful that places like this really do still exist . Sincerely , S.Hollingsworth

The Smith House is a fantastic place to stay in the Lubbock area. My family recently stayed here in…read moreorder to attend my grandmother's funeral, and we were very comfortable and well taken care of here. The property is very unique and has a lot of history that can easily be read and learned about just by looking around. The rooms are all different, but very quaint, clean and comfortable. The bed was VERY comfortable. The breakfast was amazing. The owner Jim is very friendly and gave us a tour of the place upon arrival. The woman who primarily took care of us while we stayed was Rebecca, and she was very sweet and a fantastic cook. If I am ever back in this area I will be staying here again and I would highly recommend this bed and breakfast to anyone who is looking for a unique and comfortable experience.

Wonderful B&B right on the rail line. They serve Fred Harvey inspired breakfasts, that are just…read moregorgeous. Great service, clean and comfortable rooms, and small town West Texas charm. Highly recommend.

Crissy was a wonderful hostess and made our stay very easy and relaxing. It was amazing to be able…read moreto stay in such a historic site and experience it similar to how it was a over a century ago. Fully enjoyed!

This is a very nice bed & breakfast. The room we stayed in was very nice, comfortable and large…read more The decor is lovely and tasteful. Breakfast is family style. Very good food and excellent coffee. Our room had a Keurig - nice touch. The room we were in had a door to the street. That was very nice for us to walk our dogs. I would highly recommend this B&B.

From the owner: Built-in 1929, the Walking G Guesthouse & Cow Palace served as the bank and hospital in the city of…read moreDimmitt. Located on the city square, Walking G Guesthouse has been renovated to reflect the changes of the 21st century while appreciating the rustic traditions of the past. In 2018, Matt and Mandy Gfeller saw the potential in this historic building, and they have worked to bring this potential into a reality. The Walking G Guesthouse is a three-room, full-service boutique hotel that offers its guests comfortable lodging, warm hospitality, and a delicious breakfast. What the small town of Dimmitt lacks in size, it more than makes up for with its charisma and sense of community. We are thrilled to invite you to share our little piece of history. The Walking G is excited to add The Walking G at the Maverick as our newest property. The Walking G at the Maverick was built in 1929 as the Witt Hotel and White Rose Cafe. Later on, the Rawlins family took over and changed the name to the Rawlins hotel--rumor has it that they even added a speakeasy during prohibition . Originally a 30-room hotel, the building is now a residential facility accommodating short and long term residents. It is located 1 block east of the Walking G Guesthouse 103 NE 2nd Street.

This little charming B and B makes you feel right at home. The rooms are cozy and full of fun…read moredecor not to mention the breakfast is amazing (just ask my 9 year old about the pancakes and orange juice )! Wr highly recommend this little gem of a B and B in this precious town.

Yellow Rose Inn is such a great place to stay or to have a gathering. Everything is top notch and…read moreyou will have a please take experience.

The was exactly the experience I had hoped. The caboose was well equipped with an efficient heating…read moresystem for a 27 degree night. The interior was immaculately clean with one of the most comfortable queen beds I've ever slept on. I was also impressed with the quality of the bedding. The sheets were soft and extra blankets and pillows were provided. It has a nice sized compact refrigerator, microwave, and R/0 water in the kitchen area. Snacks and drinks were provided. Then a delicious homemade breakfast with pleasant company. The hosts made me feel welcomed from the second they opened the front door of the main house. Even the parking was secure. It was the perfect get-away. I will be heartbroken if they don't have a vacancy and I have to resort to a hotel the next time I am in Lubbock.

We stayed at the Woodrow House for one night. The hosts were great and very helpful with suggesting…read moreplaces to go. We stayed in the Alumni room and it was very cute with a Texas Tech theme. The bed was very comfortable and the sheets were great. In the morning the breakfast was family style so we met other families which was a plus. The pool was perfect temperature and clean. Overall it was an enjoyable stay and would highly recommend.

My daughter was graduating from Texas Tech, and for the first time in a year (due to COVID), they…read morewere having live graduations. We needed a place to stay, and this place popped up. I chose this place for several reasons. It was a good price, in a nice neighborhood, and just down the street from United Supermarket Arena ( graduation facilities). What we found was an owner that worked with us. His description of his property was "spot on" with what we found. No surprises! It was very clean and everything was in good condition. The beds slept well, and the coffee pot worked great:-) Due to COVID, we would not stay in a hotel. That was one reason why we did VRBO. We were very happy to see how important cleaning was to the owner. Will we return? Definitely as this place is about half way to our vacation spot in Colorado:-)

We stayed at Hudspeth House May 4-7, and absolutely loved it. We had originally booked the…read moreBluebonnet Room, but as it was a very quiet week, we got upgraded to the O'Keefe Room which was wonderful. The house is beautiful, the rooms were very clean, and the porch is just lovely with lots of seating. I loved the towels (nice and fluffy), the bed was really comfortable, and the home cooked breakfast was amazing. This is not a buffet of pre-cooked items - there is a menu posted on a blackboard, and you can choose from various egg dishes, french toast, etc., including a yogurt parfait with granola they make themselves (which was wonderful). And the coffee is awesome! The location is also great, it is an easy walk (about a quarter mile) to the center of town. The O'Keefe room specifically: large room, king size bed, a ceiling fan (which I loved having), a little table and two comfortable chairs, which was nice for relaxing, and a *huge* bathroom. There are a few things to note (for which I would probably take off half a star if yelp allowed that). - The wifi is pretty slow at times. We didn't have any trouble streaming video, but on and off as we were using our tablets for other things, we would run into issues. - The water pressure is terrible in the shower. That might just be because the house is so old, but it seems like there must be something they can do to increase the pressure at least a little. - The tv's are too small. I get most people probably don't go there to watch TV, but after a long day hiking in the canyon we needed to relax. Our room probably had the biggest TV of all (which isn't saying much) - I looked into the other rooms and they were about the size of a computer monitor. But, those were minor inconveniences, compared to staying in a wonderful, clean house with the perfect location. If and when we get back to Canyon, we would definitely stay there again.

Bernadette was very nice. Our room was comfortable and the breakfasts were good! The weather was…read morecold and rainy so we didn't het to enjoy the lovely seating on the porch. Hope to go again sometime!