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"No coffee pot or TV in the standard rooms but they do provide coffee in the office or at the restaurant. They also have great WiFi. The long dirt road can be challenging. And although it’s Terlingua address, it is a 30-45 drive into terlingua ghost town/Study Butte. So if you want seclusion it’s the place for you. If you want closeness to entertainment and options, stay in town. "

"Walls were paper thin, sounded like the people next door were literally walking in our room. The bathroom was tiny, the toilet was made for a 6 yr old not an adult. Would not stay there again. "

"the breakfast was very decent and the hot tub was great! also the cookies and drinks at the managers reception was a nice touch!"

"Room was clean. No complaints here. Easy key pickup and check out. We felt safe here. There were lots of other tourists there- mostly older folks in a tour group. They were very friendly. "

"Tried to check in at 4pm, Issues with check in due to weather issues the day prior, but this was told this, just room was not ready. Waited till 5:20 for room/keys, went to room and it was still being cleaned. Waited another 20 minutes. Dot 2 drink tickets for the wait. Had the worst 2 beds I have ever seen/tried to sleep on in over 30 years of traveling the US. Dips in mattresses were horrendous. Not able to change rooms as "no other rooms available", supposedly, we saw a couple of other unoccupied room in same building. Maybe the per booked golfers get the good rooms. "

"The perfect spot to stay when exploring the Big Bend area."

"Clean room, but vent in the bathroom didn't work, so it was very humid. "

"Gets the job done, a bed to sleep and a RR for your business."

"We stayed for five nights in the Emory Suite. The bed was so comfortable. The bathroom was spacious. We loved the living and dining areas, too. The area is near the road, but traffic slows to nothing at bedtime and it’s so quiet. Stargazing is also wonderful. We would recommend this property to anyone traveling to the Big Bend/Terlingua area. "