Hotel Saint George

Room was very nice but the hotel was understaffed (nobody at stations many times) and the staff they had seemed quite inexperienced and did not know much (couldn’t give advice on nearby drives, got different answers from different staff on hotel issues, etc). Water pressure was super low and the HVAC fan rumbled like a freight truck rolling by all night long. No streaming capabilities on TV’s because they don’t have any of the TV remotes (only DISH cable remote). Very bad job of hiding wires and cables (hanging down in big clumps down the wall etc). Right on the train tracks - not terrible but loud when passing. The hotel has alot of potential and the issues are fixable - but the issues caused us to not enjoy the stay which is unfortunate. Mainly poor service, understaffed and they need staff with more experience.

I have stayed at the St. George many times, and it has always been superb, but this visit topped them all! The hotel staff was absolutely superlative, going above and beyond when we needed advice about restaurants and help with our room (lost key, etc.) The bar and restaurant staff were also terrific -- friendly and efficient. If you have ever stayed in Marfa, you know that getting good service in any hotel, store, or restaurant can be a challenge. The St. George must be a great place to work, because they have found the very best people. The food and drink at this hotel are always excellent, with a generous happy hour (if you like gin, I recommend the Bee's Knees) and a fun chicken-fried steak dinner on Wednesdays in addition to the regular menu. This time there was a half-price special for dinner if you ate at the bar instead of the tables, enabling us to enjoy a pricier meal (and the good company of the bartender!). The hotel has also added complimentary snacks to its coffee stand. Granny Smith apples and Mexican wedding cookies were much appreciated! The rooms are modern and industrial in style, which exactly suits the geography of west Texas and the arty vibe of Marfa. Huge windows, lots of art on the walls, and very comfy beds and chairs make this a great place to work or chill in between seeing the sights. The details are superb too -- Aesop bath products, ear plugs for the late-night train, a really good coffeemaker -- and there is plenty of storage for your luggage and gear. The St. George is simply the best hotel I have ever stayed in, anywhere. It's not to be missed if you are in the area. One night and you will become a regular!

Special I was deciding between Hotel Saint George and Hotel Paisano and I’m so glad I chose Hotel St George! It’s clean, modern, fresh. Great location walking distance to galleries and restaurants (we enjoyed Margaret’s for dinner). But what makes it so special is the art! Amazing contemporary pieces in the hallways, lobby, in the rooms. I was walking around mesmerized by all the art, I even walked through all 4 floors just to see what the other floors had on display. Thanks for curating such a special spot ✨

Fun trip We enjoyed our stay. Staff was excellent. Food was great. Marfa is a great place to visit. Davis mountains are close, along with the MacDonald observatory.

Loved the sheets! Great hotel. Maybe, add tea options for the room or have option downstairs in am! Great pool, quiet, appreciative of the ear plugs for the train. Loved the cute note of the Marfa train history. Made me smile in the middle of night!

Requested a quiet room but was refused upon check in, even though hotel was not full. “Rooms are assigned and cannot be changed.” After 2 nights of little sleep in the room above the restaurant and bar, we insisted to be moved to a quiet room. The room we moved into had a refrigerator that would not cool down below 47 degrees F. Called the front desk but was told that all refrigerators in the hotel were set to this temperature. We got hold of the maid in the hall who checked out the ref. She then proceeded to call the maintenance man who replaced the unit. THE FRONT DESK CLERKS ARE KIDS WITH POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. They cannot be bothered by the customer’s concerns. Kudos to the maids and the maintenance man.