Landsbrukshoteller i Marfa

«Ok place, big beds, aircondition works well but makes pretty high noise. We walked into the city of Marfa to eat and drink, takes about 10-15 min walk along the highway. tip: use your lights on the mobil so the cars can see you when you walk the last/first distance from Riata inn. You get what you pay for is my opinion for this place.»

«Honestly better than I was expecting. A pretty full kitchen»

«Very quiet and close to local sites.»

«Very interesting and unique way to stay in Marfa. It was very quiet and easy to get to. We loved the view out of the windows and felt it was remote enough for us to unwind. The wifi was a bit difficult but that was due to a lot of recent storms in the area. I had to reset the router and it is password protected unlike how the desk said it was unlocked. However the password for the regular wifi works on the specific containers router.»

«Comfortable bed. Temperature was fine. I didn’t know it was a shared bathroom with others but that’s my bad I suppose. Also two doors into the building confused some. A guy walked into our room thinking he’d come in the other door. No harm done but a bit disconcerting.»

«This is a very clean, comfortable, cute hotel on the outskirts of town. It is minimally decorated and very cozy. The bed was very comfortable and although you had to share bathrooms and showers with other guest they were clean and beautifully renovated. We appreciated the small basket of soaps and shampoos that were available in the room. Our stay was quiet and relaxing. Also thanks for suggesting Marfa’s Burritos for breakfast. »

«Easy to communicate with host, she gave the layout of the town, and also gave great checking instructions. Rooms were very accommodating. Thanks for the hospitality! »