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Chisos Mountain Lodge
1 Basin Jct Big Bend National Park TX
Free cancellation
37.68 km from Boquillas Canyon Trailhead
The price is CA $203 per night
CA $203
CA $229 total
Aug 28 - Aug 29
includes taxes & fees
Stay at this lodge in Brewster County. Enjoy free parking, breakfast (surcharge), and daily housekeeping. Popular attractions Chisos Basin Visitor Center and Window Trail Trailhead are located nearby.
Parking included
Free WiFi
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Boquillas Canyon Trailhead hotels essential information
Accommodation | 1 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | CA $229 |
Highest Price | CA $229 |
Popular hotels | Chisos Mountain Lodge |
Recent Boquillas Canyon Trailhead hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Chisos Mountain Lodge
4 out of 5
Posted 1 day ago
Travelocity Verified Review
"We're glad we got to stay in Big Bend. It was a great location near the visitor center and the store with multiple trails next to it. Beautiful night sky and we got to eat our dinner overlooking the hiking trails and seeing the sunset and starry sky. The room was outdated and the toilet looked a little scary and the beds were dipping in the center. Our room also didn't have any body wash in the dispenser but luckily we brought our own. The room has a microwave, coffee maker, and fridge so that was nice. The lodge was closed and under construction so there's only a stinky food truck you can get food from. We just bought cup noodles and sandwiches and fruit from the store for our dinner."
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