Top Hotels Near Chihuahuan Desert Nature Center and Botanical Garden in Fort Davis from NZ$133

"Extremely clean locale...great hosts. Remember that you are at 5,000 foot elevation. Clean air, cool temps... Will always stay here whenever in the area again."

"Not as advertised. Property and room not well maintained. A lot of water on bathroom floor, musty smell. Difficult to get in touch with manager. Manager did offer a different room, but the smell was even worse. Manager did cancel reservation and offered refund. Went elsewhere for lodging."

"Must stay. Historic and full of charm."

"We were very happy with the accommodations at High Frontier. The bunkroom was spacious and well stocked. The outdoor scenery was fantastic. We spent the first night staring into the dark skies looking at the stars. The location is close to Fort Davis, Marfa and Alpine (within 25 miles). A great place to be "home base" for the area. We definitely recommend for your next vacation spot."

"Prosperity was very clean. Host was very helpful. The reason for the 4 stars is there were no shades or curtains on any windows in the living room or kitchen and dining room. No privacy for us especially at night when in your pjs, getting up to get a drink or walking around. Anyone from the outside can see you. Also, the beds were very uncomfortable, they were very hard to sleep on. The plugs in guest bathroom didn’t work. Besides that the house was very clean and stocked well with kitchen accessories. "

"Convenient parking on the street. Easy drive to Davis Mountains State Park and obvservatory. "

"Just needed a hotel so I could easily get to the Star Party at McDonald Observatory. This was perfect and quiet."

"Great communication for check in. Very roomy, large comfy bed, two great recliners and a small TV. There was a small fridge, microwave and coffee pot. Book explaining everything and places of interest and dining nearby. One fire log provided. Restaurants were within walking distance, but not many breakfast options. Market close by had sandwiches and burritos and opens at 7 am. Lowe’s across the street also had some options and their prices for the area were reasonable. No stoppers for the sink or tub, but a cap from a medicine bottle worked well lol. Would definitely stay again if we were in the area. Visited the nearby fort and a national parks pass covers entry. Then went up to the Black Bear for lunch. You can get a TX national park pass for there which gives you half off. 22 minutes to McDonald Observatory but unfortunately our Star party was cancelled due to cloud cover."

"The room, the grounds, the staff were wonderful. There was no bar open while we were there, but they are open on the weekend. I’d recommend this place to everyone."