Book Cheap Hotels in Big Bend National Park

Nice old style property, front patio with picnic tables, dirt floor outside adds to the atmosphere. Staff was friendly, place was clean and comfortable. I would avoid the bar/restaurant unless you like insults and disrespect but I don't hold that against the hotel even though they are all in the same place.

Booked our trip to Big Bend via Travelocity and got an amazing deal on a 1 bedroom at Paisano Village. The place was brand new, super clean and just so convenient. Located just 1min from the local grocery store and 7min or so from the Starlight Theater (where we ate for dinner one night). There is a private bedroom with a comfy king bed, private bathroom and shower (in the building) and a queen size pull out couch in the living area. Not to mention there is a smart TV that can connect to your streaming accounts and a gas grill outside which we used to grill fajitas and hotdogs one night. The owner was very friendly, provided check-in information on the day of arrival and contacted me when I had a tad bit of trouble with the wi-fi. This building is located on the street side and if you drive further in there is also a cute little RV park where the people are friendly and quiet. Overall, highly recommend.

We chose LGRS as our home base for day trips into BBNP and elsewhere. It is located well for that use. The facility is located on spectacular grounds but the buildings are old and starting to show their age. Our room was large enough and the beds were comfortable. The bathroom was not up to standards and for the daily price we paid for the room, it was very irritating for the management to ignore the condition. The bathroom did not have a sink but did have the coffee pot and small refrigerator??! There was an oval footed tub with very high sides to step over. The plumbing is outdated and required much fine tuning to get the proper water temperature. The towels were large and clean. The TV was very small for a hotel room (we do not watch TV but some might want to) and the electrical outlets were few and I had to stretch an extension cord across the room to connect my c-pap machine. Management addressed the lack of outlets with a couple of plug strips under the desk. The large lamp on the bedside table had wobbly and loose electrical bulb socket.