To Welcome Summer we are now offering our
Newly Renovated Accommodations at the Lowest Rates Ever!
ROOM VIEWS
Named for the reddish mercury ore that fueled the industry that was the Chisos Mine, this room belies the Ghost Town location and offers a rustic yet elegant experience.
The El Patron Suite is suitable for business meetings, but they're frowned on around the Ghost Town. Instead, have a few amigos/amigas join you for a festive evening. Walk over to the famous Terlingua Cemetery to greet the ghosts, or just watch the sunset with everyone on the porch over at the Trading Post. Bring your guitar (but not the accordion.)
The Black Bear Suite has 3 rooms, and a bathroom with shower.
The private intimate bedroom has a queen sized bed. The second bedroom has two bunk beds. This is a special bunk bed with 2 queen size beds.
That's a total of 3 queen size beds in all! You will find a small table, chairs, coffee maker, refrigerator, and even an air conditioner.
This room is dedicated to all of those free spirits throughout the history of Terlingua that helped to make the Ghost Town such a wonderful place. The room is decorated with a rustic, but elegant flair. There is a Queen sized bed, comfortable leather chair, and a spacious bathroom with a grotto shower made of local flagstone. The pedestal sink is even hand carved from fossilized stone.
Terlingua chic, the Candililla House is great for either couples or families. Perched on a hillside, it offers an everchanging view of sunsets, starlight, and thunderstorms. There is a patio outside the walls and another within.
You'll be the envy of all the local ghosts when you check-in to the Candellilla House. There are two charming bedrooms, plus a cozy alcove with a futon, and a variety of liviing spaces. The private road leads you to desert life with a view of the desert, mountains, and everchanging sky.
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This is the Ivey family's homestead and it is still frequently used by your hosts, Bill and Lisa Ivey, and their three boys (as well as a wide assortment of relatives and friends. But -- when they aren't using the family hideout/getaway -- they share it.
The family-friendly nature of the Rock House makes it perfect for all kinds of get-togethers. Family reunions, Boy Scout and Girl Scout outings, church retreats, hunting parties, and office barbecues, and wedding celebrations.
The Rock House overlooks the spectacular wilderness mountains of Mexico and is surrounded by the peacful grandeur of the Big Bend Ranch State Park.
For years, only the hardiest locals inhabited the sturdy ruins, but recently a few insightful archeologists/visionaries began a spare-no-expense renovation that is repairing history.
Candidly referred to as the owner’s shack among local residents, because this is where the present owner of Terlingua would camp out and enjoy the starry nights when all the other accommodations were rented. Originally this small one room rock casita was reserved for honeymoon couples during the early days of Terlingua. It was isolated from surrounding neighbors making for amazing memories. Surrounded by deep canyons on three sides and isolated from most of the town, this small casita was the perfect romantic getaway during the early mining era. Completely “off the grid,” you can relive the early mining days of Terlingua. This casita offers no indoor plumbing or electricity. Bottled drinking water is provided, there is an old fashioned out-house, and visitors have access to a local public shower. The small casita has room for 2 twin sized beds, with additional cots.
Reunite the family together by staying in this historical site. Casa Buena Vista is one of the few adobe structures left and has endured many years of harsh desert. It was originally built to house the mine foremen. You and your family will enjoy the wonderful view of the Chisos Mountain on the front porch. This Casa contains a master bedroom with one queen size bed. A bunk bed in the second sleeping area with a queen on the bottom and a twin on top. You can enjoy a family meal with a full furnished kitchen. You choose to bathe in the antique claw-foot bathroom or in the outdoor shower. The living room contains a hideaway sofa with a gas-log fireplace. Casa Buena Vista can sleep up to 7 people and is a dog free environment.