I had to journey to Del Rio, Texas, for some family matters and needed a clean and reasonably…read morepriced place to stay for a few days. The Del Rio Inn exceeded my expectations. Under new management and recently remodeled, the inn boasts comfortable beds and a staff that goes above and beyond in friendliness. The location is convenient, and although I didn't get to enjoy the pool due to the chilly weather, it's a nice addition. Overall, its a good place for the price. Thank you, Del Rio Inn, for a pleasant stay!

The room was clean, newly painted. Had the usual loud window AC but thankfully with a thermostat…read more My foam ear plugs made it easily doable. There is a big $59 sign on the roof, but our room was $80. Super nice people worked both in the evening check-in and morning check-out. They issue metal keys in true motel fashion. I am financially comfortable yet price sensitive ... I hate this new price point of $200+ to sleep a few hours. Most hotels are rip-offs. I will return to Del Rio Inn if I overnight in the area again.

We were on an RV trip from Nashville to Los Angeles in late January, and we fled south to avoid ice…read morestorms that were moving toward us. At the end of a long day of driving I found myself all the way down in Del Rio, TX, looking for a decent RV park that would accommodate a late-night pull-in. American Campground to the rescue. We stayed 2 days and liked & enjoyed the facilities. The staff were accommodating and helpful. The facilities are basic but it was comfortable and spacious with everything we needed... and a very good value.

American Campground is a wonderful place to stay. The Manager is very helpful, friendly, and…read moreprofessional. Love the deer that roam freely here. Very quiet and peaceful. The park is clean and reasonably priced. Great for fisherman because Lake Amistad is right across the street. Spacious RV spots and a nice mobile home community to live in.

Still a good park. Long pull thru sites, adequate power. They even met us at the truck and checked…read moreus in due to Covid. Live I reviewed previously, it's just an overnight stop for us so we don't expect much other than power and water. They also have decent wifi. I don't know if we can stream on it. They say you can. I'll try later this evening. Still a decent value at less than $40 a night.

Friendly, clean, convenient park. Easy in, easy out. Reasonably priced. Best free WiFi on this…read moretrip- almost a month. Will stay here again if/when in the area.

The place looked like it was brand new--definitely the nicest La Quinta I've ever stayed at. There…read morewas plenty of parking, which made things super easy when we arrived. As soon as we walked into the lobby, the staff greeted us right away and were really friendly. Our room was modern, clean, and had a nice, fresh feel to it. You could tell they take good care of the place. A nice bonus was the complimentary toothbrushes they offered in case we forgot ours--really thoughtful. If you're planning a trip to the Del Rio area, I'd absolutely recommend staying here. It was a great experience all around.

I am not sure when it opened, but it couldn't have been that long ago. The place looks new and is…read morespotless. There is a nice open layout lobby with a basic need market as well. You can buy stuff 24/7 and do a self-checkout to your room or to a credit card. The rooms are not only spacious and new, but also have a modern and stylish decor. I was surprised to find such a pleasant establishment here in the middle of nowhere. The quality of service and amenities here are much better than what I usually encounter in high traffic areas.There is a free breakfast that is available in the morning too. Nothing too much on this front but certainly enough to get your day started. No doubt about the five stars here. No this is not a high end hotel, so I am not comparing it to that end of the spectrum. However, for what it is on top of where it is, you are not going to find better than this!

Lake Amistad located about 15 miles North West of the city of Del Río, Texas. It's a nice lake,…read morevisited on a Friday it was quiet and beautiful. Not crowded at all for a June summer day. Lots of places for swimming. Our favorite spot was underneath the bridge.

Older, but well maintained Military Lodging with super helpful staff from front desk to…read morehousekeeping.. Everything is dated, and shows some wear & tear, but still does the job & is comfortable and very clean. They have a great laundry room (included) with new machines (very helpful for travelirs). They provide a grab & go breakfast (muffins, cereal, juice & honeybuns) in the morning. Coffee, Tea, Hot Cocoa 24 hrs. Lodging is located right across the street from PX/Gas Station - hours are limited. Del Rio is tge closest town, about 20-30 mins away. They have plenty much everything. Pretty good place to stay for the cost - everything has gone up.

Whoa! Scenic! This is like Texas' version of the Rio Grande…read moreGorge Bridge- it's a metal truss bridge that crosses the Pecos which is way, way, way far below. I like how there's a sign that says, "No Diving." Yea right. It's pretty close to Mexico. The Pecos intersects with the Rio Grande a few miles from here. It's a nice spot to get out and take a gander. It'd be nice if there was a restroom. But there's trash cans, and a bunch of graffiti and litter. It's a good place to make comments about how you're the best so-and-so this side of the Pecos! Yehaw! I've heard that Pecos Bill is from around here. It's a good spot to stop and take a gander or two, but that's about it.

Along the loneliness of Highway 90 outside of Comcast, TX, a bit more than a mile from the Mexico…read moreborder, lies the Pecos River that the road has to cross. What crosses it? Why, the highest highway bridge in Texas, that's what! Originally built in 1923, the bridge was washed away from flood waters in 1954. It was rebuilt and now stands tall and proud. The bridge is 1,310 feet long and stands more than 270 feet above the water, which is now controlled by Lake Amistad levels. A rest area on the South side of the river and road exists, and is kept in good repair. My mother and I enjoyed sitting up there looking over the river while eating our lunch and watching the very occasional vehicle cross the river. I even got to see a road-runner up there, which is not something you see everyday (well, I don't... I just see alligators down here in Florida!)