The Hotel Limpia

Historic old hotel that is well cared for. The food in the restaurant is outstanding. The staff is "Texas friendly."

The room was clean and large.

The hotel was difficult to find at night. There was no signage we could see, and our GPS took us about a block away.

The king sized bed and pillows!!

I asked to check out later than 11am and was told I would be charged another night. We stopped our hike and checked out on time at 11AM

This old hotel is quant but it offers all the amenities. Floors are not level and every room is different giving it a real charm missing in corporate chain hotels. Great gathering room downstairs with a wonderful fireplace.

The location is great. The rooms were pleasant: pretty quiet, comfortable beds and great bathroom. While there are three separate rooming buildings, they were all conveniently located near the main building. Lovely "library" for time away from the room.

No guest breakfast. Coupons for coffee at the nearby coffee shop were given, but the buffet on Sunday, (with no menu ordering that day) was $18.

We visited the McDonald Observatory and this hotel was very convenient. It was an older, historic hotel so the amenities reflected that. But it was comfortable and charming.

Great historic feel to the rooms. Center of town with restaurant and coffee shop in walking distance. A mile away from national park.

Fixtures have calcium build up. Toilet reluctantly flushed. Bed was squeaky and mattress was a bit thin.

Location

Put us in annex across street and didn¿t tell us where to find our rooms.

Loved the historic nature of the hotel and the desk staff was helpful with food recommendations

Beds were not very comfortable - have a plastic-lined mattress protector, perhaps?

I could never connect to WiFi. I called the front office 6 times , no answer. Then I went to the front desk and no one was there. This is NOT a four star hotel. The smallest TV I¿ve ever seen in a hotel room. And 150/ night? We got ripped off.

It¿s in a mountain town which gets cold weather in winter. And yet, our room was only given two small ¿space heaters¿ that only warmed the room to 46 Fahrenheit!!! 46!!!! That¿s unacceptable!

Again, this place did not meet basic safety standards by not providing a warm environment. 46 degrees is unacceptable. We had to go to a store and buy extra blankets

Location

I did not get the room I was promised. It was a bait and switch experience. Disappointed really.

Historic character.

Noise from other rooms.

History and character of old hotel.

The floors were freaky due to the age of the house but it added to the charm.

A special place that needs to be experienced to understand.

Everything

Our king suite was very cozy and comfortable, and quite cute. It is an old, historic hotel, but it is in very good condition. The bathroom was a bit uncomfortable (clawfoot tub with a hanging, oval-shaped curtain ring), but that is understandable due to the age of the hotel. The website does tell you that the facility is not ADA accessible. Our suite had a full-sized kitchen which was a huge plus for us. Everything in our suite was amazingly clean. The staff was very nice and attentive. And of course.. the whole mountain area is beautiful. We will definitely stay here again. Totally recommend!

Although the clawfoot tub was cool and unique, it was not comfortable taking a shower in it. It comes with the territory... not complaining! We would still rent this suite again.

The atmosphere was great! Beautiful location, buildings and grounds.

We were disappointed that the restaurant/coffee shop wasn't open. We were glad to be able to get coffee and hot water in the office.

Spacious. Beautiful Texas decor. Large porch.

Everything was great. Maybe more rocking chairs or Adirondacks would be good.