One-Night Stay in a Room or Suite or Two-Night Stay at Camino Real Hotel El Paso
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Historical, ornate hotel in downtown El Paso with 25-foot Tiffany stained-glass dome and award-winning bar
What You Get
Stay for up to four in a standard room
- $49 for a one-night stay
- $89 for a two-night stay
Stay for up to four in a junior suite
- $99 for a one-night stay with welcome basket and breakfast for two
Book by: 6/23/12
Travel by: 6/30/12Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Historical Hotel in Heart of Downtown El Paso
When it opened in 1912, the Hotel Paso del Norte was one of the sturdiest, most ornate buildings in El Paso. An enormous, 25-feet-in-diameter Tiffany stained-glass dome sparkles over a grand lobby where the likes of Amelia Earhart, Gloria Swanson, and Eleanor Roosevelt once passed through. Now known as Camino Real Hotel El Paso, the century-old structure upholds a tradition of grandeur and hospitality in the heart of the city and minutes from the Mexican border.
Each spacious standard room and junior suite is decorated in subdued reds and dark woods. Windows look out on either the Franklin Mountains or downtown El Paso. After settling in, you can wander downstairs for a cocktail at The Dome Bar, named by GQ magazine one of the top 12 bars in the world, thanks to its classic cocktails, live-music nights, and dramatic setting underneath the Tiffany dome. La Huerta restaurant is also located in house. Here you can fill up on authentic Mexican and southwestern cuisine before heading out to explore the city.
El Paso, Texas: Thriving Southwestern Border Town with Desert Landscape
Situated at the very southwestern tip of Texas, El Paso lies along the Rio Grande River, which forms the border with Mexico. The influence of its neighbor to the south can be seen everywhere in the city from the architecture to the food. To trace even earlier influences, pay a visit to the El Paso Museum of Archeology, where exhibits chronicle the area's inhabitants going back thousands of years.
At 24,000 acres, El Paso's Franklin Mountains State Park has the distinction of being the largest U.S. park located entirely within a city. Hiking, biking, and all-terrain rollerblading are all popular pursuits here. In contrast to the park's mountainous landscape, the Centennial Museum and Chihuahuan Gardens supply an up-close look at the desert. Surrounding a museum dedicated to celebrating border life and the cultural history of the region, a desert garden is home to cacti and more than 600 varieties of native plants.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
- One king bed or two double beds in a standard room; one king bed in a junior suite
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: no charge for stay, $15 per additional guest per day for breakfast
- Refrigerator and microwave
- Complimentary WiFi
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: noon
- Parking: valet parking available for $10 per day; self parking available for $6 per day
- Rollaways: available for no additional charge
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: not available
What It's Worth
- $49 for a one-night stay for up to four in a standard room (up to a $106 value)
- $89 for a two-night stay for up to four in a standard room (up to a $212 value)
- $99 for a one-night stay for up to four in a junior suite (up to $145 value) with breakfast ($25 value) and a welcome fruit basket ($50 value)
Total value: up to $220
Amenities
- Award-winning bar onsite
- Complimentary airport shuttle
- Pool and fitness center
Getting There
- By plane: 8 miles from El Paso International Airport (ELP)
- By cab: about $22 from ELP
- By transit: half a mile from the El Paso AMTRAK station
- By shuttle: complimentary hotel shuttle from ELP; call to reserve.
Historical, ornate hotel in downtown El Paso with 25-foot Tiffany stained-glass dome and award-winning bar
What You Get
Stay for up to four in a standard room
- $49 for a one-night stay
- $89 for a two-night stay
Stay for up to four in a junior suite
- $99 for a one-night stay with welcome basket and breakfast for two
Book by: 6/23/12
Travel by: 6/30/12Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Historical Hotel in Heart of Downtown El Paso
When it opened in 1912, the Hotel Paso del Norte was one of the sturdiest, most ornate buildings in El Paso. An enormous, 25-feet-in-diameter Tiffany stained-glass dome sparkles over a grand lobby where the likes of Amelia Earhart, Gloria Swanson, and Eleanor Roosevelt once passed through. Now known as Camino Real Hotel El Paso, the century-old structure upholds a tradition of grandeur and hospitality in the heart of the city and minutes from the Mexican border.
Each spacious standard room and junior suite is decorated in subdued reds and dark woods. Windows look out on either the Franklin Mountains or downtown El Paso. After settling in, you can wander downstairs for a cocktail at The Dome Bar, named by GQ magazine one of the top 12 bars in the world, thanks to its classic cocktails, live-music nights, and dramatic setting underneath the Tiffany dome. La Huerta restaurant is also located in house. Here you can fill up on authentic Mexican and southwestern cuisine before heading out to explore the city.
El Paso, Texas: Thriving Southwestern Border Town with Desert Landscape
Situated at the very southwestern tip of Texas, El Paso lies along the Rio Grande River, which forms the border with Mexico. The influence of its neighbor to the south can be seen everywhere in the city from the architecture to the food. To trace even earlier influences, pay a visit to the El Paso Museum of Archeology, where exhibits chronicle the area's inhabitants going back thousands of years.
At 24,000 acres, El Paso's Franklin Mountains State Park has the distinction of being the largest U.S. park located entirely within a city. Hiking, biking, and all-terrain rollerblading are all popular pursuits here. In contrast to the park's mountainous landscape, the Centennial Museum and Chihuahuan Gardens supply an up-close look at the desert. Surrounding a museum dedicated to celebrating border life and the cultural history of the region, a desert garden is home to cacti and more than 600 varieties of native plants.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
- One king bed or two double beds in a standard room; one king bed in a junior suite
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: no charge for stay, $15 per additional guest per day for breakfast
- Refrigerator and microwave
- Complimentary WiFi
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: noon
- Parking: valet parking available for $10 per day; self parking available for $6 per day
- Rollaways: available for no additional charge
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: not available
What It's Worth
- $49 for a one-night stay for up to four in a standard room (up to a $106 value)
- $89 for a two-night stay for up to four in a standard room (up to a $212 value)
- $99 for a one-night stay for up to four in a junior suite (up to $145 value) with breakfast ($25 value) and a welcome fruit basket ($50 value)
Total value: up to $220
Amenities
- Award-winning bar onsite
- Complimentary airport shuttle
- Pool and fitness center
Getting There
- By plane: 8 miles from El Paso International Airport (ELP)
- By cab: about $22 from ELP
- By transit: half a mile from the El Paso AMTRAK station
- By shuttle: complimentary hotel shuttle from ELP; call to reserve.