The Maverick Inn

"My granddaughter and I had an amazing experience at the Maverick Inn. Our room was absolutely beautiful, very clean, comfortable, relaxing and very welcoming. Its sister property, the Holland Hotel, had everything accessible to us upon arrival. We will definitely stay at the Maverick Inn next time we visit Alpine. Thank you Maverick Inn and Holland Hotel staff."

"The stay was good enough, but there are some real issues that keep me from going any higher with ratings. The door to the room was terrible, it has a full glass front and blinds for privacy. The problem is that the blinds have been badly damaged, so the only way to have privacy is to hang a sheet or something over it. There are also spotlights outside the door that shine in the room all night. The bed and furniture in the room are very worn and uncomfortable. Otherwise the stay was good and the price was reasonable so I guess you get what you pay for."

"For this traveler with a ramblin' soul, The Maverick Inn was a place where time stretches like a two-lane highway. Checking in at the sister hotel only added to the charm, its elegant lobby like a jewel of the high desert. The only clock I used during my stay was the West Texas sun, the birds in the morning, and the star-sprinkled skies at night."

"Location and service were good. We chose this hotel above others for the breakfast mentioned online but it was just a granola bar and apple :( as other guests have mentioned, the doors are a little old and require work to lock but the room did not feel unsafe nor was the noise any issue. Bed and room were clean but the shower had hairs in it. For the price, would not stay again."

"My daughter and I arrived late to the Maverick Inn from a day of travel. The standard room was fine and what we expected - not big but clean. The problem was the door. It was a full glass door covered in a ratty wooden blind that didn't cover the last 6 inches of glass. Many of the slates were broken and appeared to have had areas bitten off by a dog. The lock on the door was more of a bedroom door lock and also a chain slide closure. The door used a regular key. We used our luggage and clothing to cover the openings not covered by the blind. We did not feel safe at all. The door needs to be a solid door with a substantial lock/dead bolt. Check in is at the Holland Hotel, a mile away. You have to call in the morning to get the door code to enter the front desk area with the continental breakfast area and to drop off your key. No one is around, although the hours posted showed it was open. When women are traveling, they like a very secure place. This just seemed like a nightmare waiting to happen."