The Indian Lodge was wonderful! One of the best hotels I have ever stayed at--and I have traveled more than many folks. All it needed was fluffy bathrobes and high-end soaps/shampoos and I would have thought I was in a 5-star hotel! It's hard to believe it was in a State Park. The rooms were perfect--fresh cookies and a note... more

This is not a BB but a full hotel and needs to be moved on this site... We stayed one night and were impressed with the facilities: large rooms, tvs, huge bathroom, tons of meeting rooms, lovely pool (too cold to use in January) and excellent scenery. We had new year's dinner at the hotel limpia and a lovely breakfast... more

Me and my lady just stayed at the lodge for a few days. If you like hiking,clean air, and wide open spaces this is a good place to go. The lodge is very clean, and well maintained. Nice pool as well. The Black Bear restaurant is the one thing I won't recommend. Go into town for much better food. Also... more

Great facility, clean rooms for a park hotel and awesome views and hiking! The restaurant could use a less bland menu, but you're there for the outdoors and high desert adventure, not the cuisine...right? We have been there twice and would definately go back again. Be sure and attend a "StarParty" at the observatory, tour Fort Davis and the art... more

We stayed at the Indian Lodge on May 3, 2006. We loved the Lodge. The rooms were large and the bathroom was exceptionally clean. The room was twice the size of a normal room. The restaurant was average. We walked around the park and saw quite a few deers. It was $90 a night but I feel was worth it.... more

This was our first time to visit and the rooms and the restaurant was great. We have returning in June. more

At $ 90,-- this hotel is no bargain. The restaurant is large, not cosy and cold. The food is simple but cheap. Our room was clean and rural. No fridge and the TV remote needed to be reset (?) Breakfast not included. Nice garden but not all the rooms had a mountain view. Steep entrance from parkinglot to room. Helpful... more

One adult and two kids (ages 8 and 12) stayed at the Indian Lodge on Feb. 7-8, 2005. The Lodge is run by the Texas State Parks and Wildlife Department. It is a historical buidling (portions of which were built by the CCC), that is in the process of being fully renovated. Unlike most hotel renovation horror stories, they do... more

My husband and I went to Davis Mtns. State Park the last week in Sept.. We spent 3 nights at the lodge. We were very satisfied with the accomodations. We had a room in the section that was added on in the late 1960's. The original historical section of 15 rooms was closed due to renovation going on. The room... more