Independent Marfa hotels

"We loooved staying here. The house was so cute and clean, and had a great location on the edge of town. The house is lovely, and communication with the host was great! We’d stay again any time!"

"Nice space, well appointed kitchen, covenient bathrooms. Walk to town easily. Great night sky views from backyard. Love to have open windows. Comfortable couch. Thank you."

"The property is beautiful, tranquil and historic. It had wildlife, and the most gorgeous black night sky. "

"Comfortable house in the midst of Marfa! Loved it."

"The Lincoln is a special property with plenty of outdoor seating. Our room was in the back of the space and felt like a private cabin. We really enjoyed having the french press for morning coffee and the projection device for streaming. It was quiet except when the train came through town (although it is several blocks away)."

"We stayed here to travel to the eclipse and experience Marfa. The house is small but comfortable and had everything we needed. The steam shower is a must (especially in the dry desert). An absolutely enjoyable stay."

"Cute place. Nothing fancy but works for a couple night stay"

"The house was very comfortable and as advertised. We visited local attractions for hiking/exploring including Big Bend National park (about 2 hour drive) and Davis Mountain State Park about a 1/2 hour outside of Marfa. Restaurants are limited if you’re planning to eat out with most closed in Marfa on Mondays and Tuesdays. We used the gas grill at the house to make do. Internet was limited in the area but just fine at the house. Marfa provided a quiet, friendly and slowed down environment to remind us all what’s really important. We did go to the Marfa lights viewing station about 9 miles outside town on the last night and though we didn’t witness anything unusual, viewing the night sky full of stars and constellations in this whole area (including the station) is absolutely gorgeous. The Marfa lights viewing station had a pretty good size crowd and does provide restroom facilities as part of the structure if you’re planning to go. The Marfa Presidio county museum is another great stop for history buffs. Marfa is hard to explain- on the surface it’s a simple place loaded with history and very friendly people. All I know is I felt re-charged after experiencing it for a few days and would recommend it."