Gage Hotel
Hotel · Marathon ·
Western-chic decor, Wi-Fi, premium linens, spa, pool
Western-chic decor, Wi-Fi, premium linens, spa, pool
"Set in the tiny town of Marathon just 40 minutes from the park boundary, the Gage Resort & Spa offers an astonishingly elegant take on the Lone Star state’s typical historic hotels. Thoughtfully restored with mission-style furnishings in each room, the Gage is a place where heritage and high desert mix seamlessly. Choose a suite in the vintage main building, or spring for a nearby casita if you’d like a bit more privacy. Once you're checked in, expect to enjoy luxe amenities like Keurig coffee bars with locally-roasted beans, premium linens, and fabulous on-site dining at the 12 Gage Restaurant." - Emily Pennington
"Just north of the park in Marathon, this storied 1927 property offers a pleasant Texas stay with upscale amenities, including the high‑end 12 Gage Restaurant, a spa, and a bar." - Carrie Dennis Carrie Dennis Carrie Dennis is a New York City-based writer and editor with more than a decade of content strategy experience. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, Gothamist, Time magazine, Men’s Journal, Redbook, and Thrillist. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Located north of the park in Marathon, this hotel offers a polished Texas experience and upscale amenities. It features dining options such as the high‑end 12 Gage Restaurant, a barbecue restaurant, and a bar, making it a comfortable, service‑oriented gateway stay for visitors coming from the east." - Carrie Dennis Carrie Dennis Carrie Dennis is a New York City-based writer and editor with more than a decade of content strategy experience. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, Gothamist, Time magazine, Men’s Journal, Redbook, and Thrillist. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A remote West Texas retreat commissioned in 1926 and built by noted regional architect Henry Trost, the hotel offers 47 guest rooms including casitas and a 20-room pueblo-style courtyard (Los Portales) with antique Mexican double doors, exposed wood beams and Saltillo tile floors that channel regional heritage. On-site dining highlights locally sourced wild game at the main restaurant and an extensive tequila-focused menu at the White Buffalo Bar, while the property’s distance from commercial airports (the nearest is roughly 160 miles away) underlines its rustic, out-of-the-way charm. The combination of historic architecture, regional cuisine and desert-adjacent setting makes it a comfortable base for exploring Big Bend." - Alexandra Cheney
"In Marathon, 40 miles north, book a room at the historic Gage Hotel, designed by architect Henry Trost in the 1920s."