My friend left his card at the bar. Marsha, the bartender took it home for some odd reason and then…read more"misplaced" it. A charge of 170 showed up on his account... The Blues couldn't pull up the transaction, no idea why? I guess she felt it was okay to leave herself a HUGE $100 tip. When confronted about the situation, she just tried to kick him out of the bar. I've heard from so many people of this behavior from her when she worked at the Crystal Bar and I find it very sad and unfortunate it's continuing at a different bar in town. It's a small community we live in, this kind of shit isn't okay. So, if she's working, I recommend people look at their receipts when closing out, don't leave your card, and just be aware. Theft is illegal.

DJ Mando is the Best! Coming from El Paso, TX. when we go out there really makes me feel at home…read morewith their hospitality. Always or go to spot out there. See ya soon!

Planet Marfa is a must if you're visiting! It's a beautiful, spacious bar, with plenty of seating…read moreand activities. The teepee at the entrance is gorgeous and has a ping pong table, a side table, and lots of chairs. The bar has plenty of seating around it and the bartender was super friendly. Our group of 8 ordered food and drinks and we were delighted with our orders! There is a large stage area for live music, a back house with pool and board games, and an old bus with seats and a table. Didn't get to take pics of the bus, but it was awesome. Extremely happy with our experience here and would definitely recommend adding this to your itinerary when visiting Marfa, Texas!

This was a great little stop on our trip through Marfa. Great drinks and nachos, friendly patrons…read moreand quirky decor that brings to mind the eccentricity and fun of Marfa. Gay-friendly, straight friendly and just an al around friendly watering hole.

Ambiance: Historic western hotel in Marfa with an onsite restaurant, bar, and boutiques. We loved…read moreour stay over Valentine's Day! Friendly check-in and staff. Our room was spacious and overlooked the pool. Hotel is extremely dog friendly! Reasonable room rates and comfortable bed. Parking onsite and street parking available. Pool looked lovely. Multiple areas to socialize and gather. Lots of history and cool art. We loved the onsite shopping/boutiques! Great for souvenirs and unique West Texas finds. We will always plan to stay here when we visit Marfa!

I chose Hotel Paisano over another hotel in Marfa because the other property's website clearly…read morestated, in all capital letters, that there was no elevator. Accessibility and mobility concerns were a factor in our decision, and Hotel Paisano's website gave no indication that its elevator was out of service. Upon arrival, we were informed that the elevator was not working and would not be repaired during our stay. Every guest room requires climbing at least one flight of stairs, making this a significant issue for anyone with mobility limitations. What was most disappointing was not just the outage itself, but the fact that it was never disclosed before our arrival. We were also told at check-in that the restaurant was closed for renovations and no food service would be available. One of the reasons I selected this hotel was because the restaurant menu looked more appealing than those offered by other hotels in town. Again, this information was not communicated in advance. We were informed that the bar would remain open until 3 p.m. each day. However, when we visited around noon on Saturday, we were told we could not order drinks because the space was being reserved for a private party later that evening. That same party continued until 10 pm and the noise was loud enough to be clearly heard from our room. The party guests extended into the pool area. Event attendees were allowed to use the pool, and guests in formal attire were jumping into the water fully clothed. While that may have been entertaining for those attending the event, it created an atmosphere that felt more like a private venue rental than a hotel serving paying guests who were expecting a quiet and relaxing stay. The guests were also taking photos with a very bright flash camera. Every flash penetrated through both the sheer and formal sets of curtains in our room and made relaxing and sleeping impossible. Any one of these issues might have been manageable had they been disclosed before booking. Instead, guests were left to discover them only after arrival. I was particularly troubled by the apparent lack of concern regarding guests with mobility challenges. When a property has no practical access to guest rooms except by stairs due to an inoperable elevator, that information should be communicated prominently before a reservation is made so travelers can make informed decisions based on their needs. The hotel seems to rely heavily on its historic reputation and charm, but historic character should not come at the expense of transparency, accessibility, or guest service. The elevator outage, restaurant closure, restricted bar access, and late-night private event created an experience that felt far different from what was advertised.

This is my first time staying at this hotel. Never have I experience what I did after I woke up in…read morethe morning after. When I flip back the sheets all the way back just to make sure I wasn't leaving anything behind, I came across dirty stain sheets that look like blood stains and there was grit on my sheets. Looks like the sheets haven't been changed. So of course I did bring it to the front desk clerk attention. And I told him I took pictures of it as well , asked if he wanted to see them he said no that's okay that he would tell the manager. Since I book through booking.com the hotel said they weren't able to refund my money because of that reason and finding out through booking.com called the Hotel, the general manager to let them know, and was told I never complained. Smh. This was terrible.

My kids told me this is their favorite Holiday Inn. I agree! It's clean, relatively new, and has…read morelittle extras that show the owner cares. For example, they have a snack/beer/wine reception on weekdays from 5-7pm. It's nothing fancy, but it's the thought that counts! The pool is great too. I love swimming but there's always a part of me that cringes when I first put my toe in the water and feel how cold it is. Not here! The water was super warm in the pool (90?) and the hot tub was even warmer. Another touch that shows care from the owner - they added 3 turtle mosaics on the pool floor. Even at breakfast, I felt the extra TLC - more yogurt options than most Holiday Inns, and an egg white omelette option for those trying to eat healthier. We were able to stay here twice on our trip to/from Big Bend, and I'm so glad we did!

If you ever find yourself passing through Fort Stockton, do yourself a favor and stop at Joe's…read morePlace--you won't regret it. My husband and I were driving back to Austin from California and decided to pull over, catch a basketball game, and grab a bite to eat. What we didn't expect was one of the most genuinely welcoming experiences we've had on the road. From the moment we walked in, every single person we encountered was incredibly kind, warm, and inviting. It didn't feel like we were just customers passing through--it felt like we were being welcomed into a community. The food was fantastic! The street tacos were hands-down the highlight--fresh, flavorful, and some of the best we've had anywhere. And the prices were more than fair. One of the most memorable parts of our visit was being given a tour of the backyard area. The team shared that it had recently suffered a fire, but they were still proud to show us the space and even invited us back once it's fully restored. That kind of openness and resilience really stuck with us. Oh--and we can't forget Tito and Becky, the two sweetest cats who made the experience even more special. Joe's Place isn't just a stop for food--it's a place full of heart. We'll absolutely be back next time we're passing through. Thanks Joes place!

Really cute local bar that's opened late! Food menu is minimal but drink menu is ample. Servers…read morewere all very friendly! The Chips & Queso Borracho was amazing! Nachos were ok, the chips were a little soggy. But we didn't complain, I'm sure they would've fixed it if we gave them the opportunity so can't fault them on that.

I believe the Century has been closed for quite a while. Last time we went, the service was…read moreexceedingly slow and the food was nothing special.

In short, Fantastic place given you are in a small town in…read morethe vast Texas desert. With a few more details, Food was good, place had a nice vibe inside the hotel and clean and service was very nice and friendly. It would prob be 4 stars if it was in Austin but I'll cut em slack and give them 5. Kudos to them giving good quality tasty food in such a remote location.

The clerk at the hotel recommended another place but when we got there we learned we needed a…read morereservation. So we ended up here. Now this place is not fancy by any means. The server was nice enough but was really forgetful. We got chips and queso. The chips were stale and cold and hard, not crispy. I got a burger. It was ok. My husband got chicken Alfredo. The chicken was overdone and didn't really look like chicken. Now there aren't a lot of options in this small town. And I'm sure there are many tourist customers like us. So this happens sometimes where the food and service are not the best because they know we won't be back. But stale chips? They could do better.

Alpine is crawling with tourists this weekend. My usual lunch places were already crowded at 11:30…read moretoday. So, like an idiot, I went to Amigos (which was empty) for lunch. I ordered nachos. The waitress brought them quickly, but unfortunately, they were served at room temperature. There was no actual cheese on them, just a somewhat runny, room temperature white liquid, cold pinto beans, guacamole, sour cream, a plentiful amount of black olives, and pickled jalapenos. I have had better nachos at a truck stop, where they at least are served hot. This is the 3rd time I have tried Amigos and the 3rd disappointment. I guess I give up on them.

Fort Davis is a quaint little town a few miles north of Alpine. The Blue Mountain Bar & Grill is…read morenext door to the Limpia Hotel. There is a decent size dining room, a nice bar area with high top tables, and tables outside on the patio. We stopped there to grab something to eat on the way to the Star Party at the McDonald Observatory. Not being very hungry, we split the Rio Grande Brisket Taco while sitting at the bar. The brisket was flavorful and plentiful; delicious. The bartender was busy, yet still attentive. The food orders we saw all looked good and plentiful. I wish we could have stayed a while longer, but we had a 20 minute drive to the observatory. Unfortunately, cloud cover pretty much ruined the Star Party, however, we were pleasantly surprised that a refund was offered. I highly recommend a stop at the Blue Mountain and check-out Fort Davis.

We stoped in after a long days of work. It's a rainy summer Friday, we decided to give Blue…read moreMountain Bar & Grill a try. This place is nice, cozy atmosphere, attentive staff, and great food. They have a dinning room or you can order to go at the bar. We used the scan code to order off the new updated menu, I didn't mind at all. Once order was placed, our food arrived promptly. Of course I ordered the Old Fashioned. 7 out 10. Not bad. For dinner my dad and I had the Chicken Fried Chicken and my nephew had the double cheeseburger. We cleaned out plates. Food was great. All in all I will definitely recommend and will be returning.

Pizza was solid and the live music was fun. Drinks were well priced and the variety of seating…read moreavailable was great as you could choose to sit outside, inside with music, or another inside area without.

I stood at the bar counter for several minutes. Ignored by the 4 staff persons. 1 woman dedicated…read moreto making glasses of water, a man-not making drinks, a lady standing by the cash register and another lady directing them. Mostly they avoided eye contact with me. Am I invisible? Not sure. I asked the other people at the bar if they could see and hear me. They could. Unfortunately I have no review of the food or drink. This is just for the pitiful "service". Thanks for your hospitality.