"The Lincoln Marfa Hotel has a warm and rustic style, and its location is excellent. Nearby, there are trendy boutiques, cozy coffee shops, as well as many galleries and art exhibitions. When we arrived at the hotel, the radio was already playing, which made us feel instantly comfortable and at home. Everything was simply wonderful."

"Υπάρχει μηδενική επιστροφή αν ακυρωθεί ή τροποποιηθεί εντός 14 ημερών, ακόμη και αν ξαναπωληθούν το δωμάτιό σας. Δεν θα θεωρούσαν επιστροφή, ούτε πιστώσεις για μελλοντική διαμονή, ούτε θα με άφηναν να την μεταφέρω σε κάποιον άλλο. " πολιτική είναι εξαιρετικά αυστηρή. Διαχειρίζεται μια εταιρεία διαχείρισης περιουσιακών στοιχείων όπως η Airbnb, έτσι ώστε να αναμένεται το επίπεδο της υπηρεσίας και της επικοινωνίας (π.χ. δεν καθαρίζει, κανείς δεν θα είναι εκεί αν χρειαστεί βοήθεια). Θα σας ενημερώσουν μετά την κράτηση της απαίτησης να υπογράψετε την απαλλαγή από μια εταιρεία ενοικίασης βραχυπρόθεσμων υπηρεσιών διαχείρισης και να καταθέσετε μια κατάθεση ζημιών, η οποία είναι απολύτως εντάξει αν αναμένετε μια εμπειρία όπως η Airbnb. Δεν θα διακινδυνεύσω να κλείσω εδώ όταν υπάρχουν πολλές όμορφες επιλογές σχεδιασμού μπουτίκ στη Marfa που προσφέρουν καλύτερη υπηρεσία και όρους."

"Cibolo Creek Ranch is neither a hotel nor a resort. This is a B&B where all the bad news is hidden until you arrive. We made reservations for one night – to check it out for a subsequent week stay with 4 adults. We went to Paws Up and Orvis Lodges in the past – thus our expectations. Cibolo send a text asking our arrival time – which was 5:30 to 6:30 as we were driving from Tucson. We called around 5 and said arrival would be around 7:00. The response was “OK then, we will cancel your dinner.” First hidden clue – no food after 6:30 PM. So – with NO DINNER, we stopped at the St. George in Marfa – and had a dinner and texted and said we would arrive around 9:00. The return text said the front desk closes at 6:00 PM. Second clue this is a B&B. When we arrived, finally, there are no lights anywhere. We could barely find the turn off – then up a dirt road for several miles in total blackness. Then the outline of a building – again no lights, not signage, nothing. We walked to what appeared to be a front door and found someone who said “welcome.” They took our luggage to our room. In the room, a notice that everything has a 15% service fee – just because. More hidden info. Third clue. In the morning, we skipped the shower and left as fast as we could. But the pain was not over. We had to lug our heavy wheeled bags through a long parking lot – gravel – like pulling your luggage on a beach. Nobody to help. As we were loading the car, an employee, in almost total darkness, drove past the rear of our car so fast she almost hit us. Fourth clue. This place is NOT a resort. It is NOT a hotel. This is a B&B and a crappy one at that. If you want resort outdoor experiences, check out Paws Up or Orvis Lodges in Montana. And they have no hidden messages. They are fabulous. If you want a Big Bend experience - go to the Gage Hotel, with real food, lights, people to help you and you can drive around Big Bend and see its wonders."