Fort Davis Drug Store Hotel - Fort Davis (TX)

5 /5 Nadja: We really enjoyed our stay at the hotel. It is about a 70 years old building, with a very interesting wood facade. It has been remodeled, but it is still full of history and “character” . That is what it makes staying there a unique experience. Every new discovery is a lot of fun. Even the bullet holes on the glass front window makes u feel even more of a part of the Wild West. There is a keypad at the hotel door for self check in. No staff / office. When you get in, there is an open lounge/social area, with a pool table, ping pong table, and a Foosball table. Looks like it used to be a restaurant downstairs. The rooms are on the second floor and the only way to go up is through stairs. We stayed in room 1. It was clean and very spacious. Some modern amenities like an air conditioning unit, a microwave, a small fridge a blow dryer and a TV. I enjoyed walking on the original wood squeaky floors. The bed was very big and comfortable. The location is very central. Parking is free and easy on the street in front of the hotel.

4 /5 mao hou: Great and unique little hotel. Cute, old-style rooms and connected to a restaurant and game area. We had a little trouble checking in, owner wasn’t the most attentive. Also sort of run down.

4 /5 Cheryl Evans: Loved the old-time ambiance, squeaky wood floors. The rooms were nicely decorated and spacious. I could see the vision for the downstairs game room/restaurant. I hope the owners are able to finish it. I’d have given 5* if they were more responsive. We wanted to keep both rooms another night but weren’t able to contact them. No food is currently served at the Drugstore Hotel but there’s a couple good places nearby. There was a toaster, hot water pot, coffee pot, microwave and fridge in each room. The stairs could be a problem for mobility challenged. Great location.. we went to Marfa and Bid Bend.

4 /5 Julie Moran: This was an older property, kind of neglected to be sure (checking in is by access code), but also interesting for its character (which you have to look carefully around to appreciate). This was a comfortable stay, with all the needed room amenities, certainly for a reasonable price, and right across from a surprisingly nice restaurant. One big disadvantage: Having to negotiate a very tall, very narrow, exhausting set of stairs to get to the rooms.