Top Hotels Near Davis Mountains State Park in Fort Davis from AU$106

"Very peaceful & beautiful back drop location."

"Classic older hotel with GREAT history. Staff were tremendous. Great outdoor area. Would stay there again for sure."

"Enjoyed our stay there. The property was easy to find, close to everything. Room clean with our on private bathroom and plenty of towels. The manager Mrs Elena was very helpful made sure we were comfortable and available in case we needed something. She fixed the best breakfast, something different every morning Definitely stay there again RB"

"Cute two bedroom with good AC and full kitchen with decent cookware. Checked the boxes for us."

"Excellent!"

"This was a wonderful place to stay! My room was very clean and comfortable. The communal kitchen and dining room were well-stocked and welcoming. I will definitely stay here again when I'm in the area."

"This was a fun and interesting place to stay. There wasn’t any staff there, so it was private. Down side of that, was we didn’t have clean linens or restock of coffee etc. We would have liked to play darts, but there weren’t any darts. We played pool for a while, but didn’t have any chalk. The records and player were great upstairs. With it being an older building, the floor was very creaky. We enjoyed our stay and had a wonderful time!"

"The house and property are exceptional. Host was gracious and timely with communication. The kitchen had everything we needed for daily meal prep. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Don’t hesitate to book this home."

"When I made my reservation, I was NOT told that I would be staying in a different building ACROSS THE STREET AND UP THE WOODEN STAIRS! I’m a 71 yr old woman traveling alone. The MAIN hotel lobby had ice water, cookies, a reading room and sunroom. However, I was across the street and upstairs (no elevator) with sciatic pain from the long drive. The young man, who stayed on his cell phone, opened the door, pointed across the street, and said, “Your room is over there.” I called the front desk, later, to ask about check out, as I would be leaving early the next morning. I asked if I could leave my key in the room. The same young man replied, “You just come back over here and drop your key in a lock box on the desk. This building is open all night.” When I awoke at 5am, it was very dark, and I didn’t feel safe walking into a building that had been open all night. I hid my key in the room, and called them later in the morning to tell them where it was."