This is an awesome historic hotel. It is rustic but very comfortable and clean. It was pleasant just to sit in the rockers under the long front porches and enjoy the atmosphere. The restaurant was very busy at dinner and short handed but you would never know as the waitress handled it all in such a kind manner and very efficient way! The food was excellent and reasonable. This hotel is a gem in Fort Davis!

We managed the 360 claw tub shower okay but older people (we're 70 & 74) may need to know about it before booking.

The pool was amazing and so clean ! The location was perfect for all the festivities, we were front and center. I recommend the Orchard suites, a little more modern than the main building my cousin stayed in. Very nice and informative staff. Old school feel hotel. If you have small kids the Orchard part/location is perfect as they have a huge covered place for them to play and ride their scooters, that’s what all the kids were doing.

Unfortunately our AC went out our second day stay, we notified staff immediately (the manager Tiffany) & she went and checked it asap, she notified us that spoke with maintenance & they told her what to do - it kinda seemed to work for a few hours then stopped again & unfortunately it was not, maintenance never did come out to look at it & we were HOT and uncomfortable ALL night ! But Thank you to the Manager Tiffany for trying, maintenance SHOULD have come out to look at it. We appreciate the Managers Effort.

We loved the room and the style, we had an exterior room so we had 3 windows, which was lovely at golden hour. The room was very clean, which we appreciated, and the AC was very nice, especially in the Texas heat. The staff was also very nice!

There's no microwave or fridge of any kind, and while we understand that the room we booked is without a kitchenette, it still made it difficult to cook meals in the room and store food. We had a cooler and the hotel had an ice machine so everything worked out, but we did miss the appliances we're used to lol.

This is a great historic hotel in a great historic town. The history of the property is very interesting and adds to the experience. The hotel is well maintained including the grounds and restaurant / bar next door.

Although the daytime temperature in the hotel was comfortable, the room AC temperature is not adjustable by guests and the room was not well cooled at night. Everything else about the property was great.

It was cute, rustic, clean. Evening desk clerk was friendly and helpful. Beds were comfortable, great towels.

We were put in the annex, not the main hotel. And nothing on the website we used indicated there was an annex and that our room was there. The morning clerk was helpful. The main hotel was a gorgeous building with several lovely sitting areas. It was disappointing to see this and be put in the annex. But to be fair we reserved the day before our arrival. Also no fridge in the room. No complimentary breakfast.

Fantastic! You see right from the outside that the hotel is beautifully renovated and maintained historic building. Our room fitted the atmosphere, clean, comfy with a historic touch. Our girls felt like princesses, that’s what they told me ;) There was even a room with a fireplace on the ground floor where guests gathered to chat. For sure best base for visiting star nights at McDonald Observatory.

Located on the main road 17 through town. This quaint little historic hotel met all of our expectations. There are three units, one being the main house, Orchard Suites (next door) and Casa Limpia (just across the street). We stayed in the Casas. They were nicely decorated, comfortable and clean. We had breakfast at the Double Shot Coffee Lounge. Pancakes, sausage and eggs as well as tasty coffee started our morning off right. The night before we had a wonderful dinner at the Harvard Hotel Bar and Grill. If you’re there in the fall, you’ve got to try the butternut squash soup!!! .

If staying at the Casa ask for a room away from the street. Casas don’t have a refrigerator.

This was a perfect spot for my trip to the McDonald Observatory. Fort Davis is a small town with a number of excellent places to eat (best burrito I ever had at Lupita's!) and a number of small gift shops. The hosts at the hotel were warm and responsive.

This is a classically beautiful building, but the walls are thin. I could hear the family across the hall all night.

The hotel was centrally located (we had a room in the annex building) in the middle of town and everything was reachable on foot. Parking on the street was no problem at all and the room was well decorated, clean and had a nice view towards the mountains. It was also pretty big with lots of windows. I would definitely stay there again and can only recommend it.

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There are limited choices for lodging in Ft. Davis but we were happy with our choice. The parking was good and location was across the street from a place with good food for lunch and dinner. The historic hotel has nice grounds, an enclosed, wrap around veranda and upstairs balconies (nice!). The room was comfortable and the bathroom was not cramped.

No breakfast, just a basket of Nutrigrain bars. Coffee supplies in room did not match the pod coffee maker, made a mess. (4-cup packet for a 1-cup maker). Had coffee in the lobby 1st day, none second day. No refrigerator in room.