On my way to Big Ben National Park I tried to stay in Presidio and that was a mistake. Next time I stay in Marfa in this beautiful little hotel. The rooms are comfortable with charming tile. It is very silent at night and I had a street window. The TV. was small and I did not turn it on.
Paisano has a nice bar and a lovely patio where you can enjoy the Texas sun.
The restaurant is not very good, average, tasteless food. I recommend driving to Fort Davis for a nicer dinner, no much in Marfa.
No breakfast served, you can find a good latte around the corner, but everything opens at 8 a.m.

You can't beat the convenience of this hotel if you're staying in Marfa. It's easy to find, easy to park, no line at check in or check out (at least that was true for me in January). My room was clean and quiet. The bathroom was a little small but I'm not complaining (though my spouse would have). No elevator, which could be a problem for some people. The lobby is spacious and charming in an old-fashioned Texas kind of way (buffalo trophy by the door, huge leather sofa, etc) and on the three nights I stayed there was always a fire roaring in the fireplace. Free coffee in the mornings. The shops and galleries in the lobby are quite nice. Some people seem to thrill that Elizabeth Taylor et al stayed here when filming Giant back in the 50s. I'll admit, I thrill a little.

We were in Marfa for a wedding and the staid at The Paisano for the weekend. WE had a room over looking the courtyard, with a small porch balcony. Nice rooms, good amenities, and some cool history.

We spent one night in The Hotel Paisano on a trip through Big Bend country. While we enjoyed seeing the hotel, I doubt if we will ever detour to stay there again. The room was comfortable enough and it was quiet. The bath was small and had no counter area, but it's a historic property and that is to be expected. According to the front desk, the elevator hasn't worked in years. They seemed a bit annoyed repeating this info to each new arrival. (I can imagine it is tiring!) We lugged our bags up stairs. The thermostat in the hallway that controls multiple rooms could be an issue, but on this cold, windy night, it wasn't a problem. I guess all that shared had the same idea of ideal temperature. The lobby was authentic to the period, but seemed drafty and too quiet; the Giant memorabilia was interesting; and I enjoyed my dinner in the restaurant. (order that chicken dish with the green sauce). I am glad we did see the hotel, but the property's appearance is a bit tired. I did like that there was a fireplace that was burning when I went down for coffee the next morning, It was a good experience, just not great. The management should focus on making the lobby more inviting. Soft music and rugs would help with echos.