Indian Lodge

Frommer's Review

Located at the base of a gentle slope adjacent to Davis Mountains State Park, this hotel is actually a state park in and unto itself -- Indian Lodge State Park. Built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, Indian Lodge's architects drew inspiration from Indian pueblos, resulting in 18-inch-thick adobe walls and thatched viga ceilings fashioned from river cane and wooden beams. The original rooms are decorated the same as the day the place opened, with hand-carved cedar chairs, dressers, and bed frames, all with engraved petroglyphs, as well as decorative fireplaces and ornate stonework. A renovation, completed in 2006, undid a 1960s "modernization." All of the rooms are set off from a sunny central patio with a wishing well and rock gardens.

Facilities:
Restaurant; outdoor heated pool

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