Alpine Bed and Breakfast

Alpine B&B is located on a quiet street a few blocks from the main drag. Its driveway can accommodate only a few cars, however, limitless parking is available on the street. Rooms are not large, and somewhat spartan in an old-fashion looking way. A pair of earplugs welcomes you on the night table, on an account that B&B is located a few blocks from the rail line. However they are totally unnecessary - our room was facing the rail line and the passing night train is just barely audible! It actually was kind of cool to hear it (we weren't asleep at the time, but if we were, the sound wouldn't wake us) As others have mentioned, Tom and Sharon are gracious hosts. And then there is the breakfast! Yes, its that good...and then some. In fact we started making a few if the items at home after Sharon shared the recipe.

Our third or fourth stay at Alpine B&B and we love it every time. We always stay in the Twin Sisters room because we enjoy having the private patio and hot tub. Breakfast is always fresh and delicious, and Sharon and Tom are such great hosts! Only note is the bed is very firm so if you like a pillowy soft mattress, just be advised. You won’t be disappointed in your stay at Alpine B&B!

We just finished a two-week road trip, staying in a different hotel almost every night. My wife and I judged Alpine Bed and Breakfast to be the best. What's not to like: -- The location is close to downtown with everything within walking distance. -- The rooms are huge. -- It seemed very clean. --The breakfast was out of this world (with probably 15 choices). They encourage you to try different menu items. -- The grounds are park-like. -- There's covered parking. -- The amenities -- shampoos, , bedding, robes, etc. -- are top notch. -- The wrap-around porch of this vintage house is made for sipping wine. -- The owners are pleasant people who are truly devoted to making your stay enjoyable. They have complied numerous pamphlets with local restaurant hours and menus as well as things to do around Alpine. -- If you stay in downtown Alpine, train noise can be bit much much for some people. Here, the trains are in the distance and are really kind of soothing. (Although ear plugs are provided.) -- There's a refrigerator for the guests that's stocked with water, soft drinks and juices. To be honest I can't really come up with any negatives. We have stayed in Alpine probably a dozen times over the years and, from now on, Alpine Bed and Breakfast will be our go-to accommodation.

we stayed 3 nights here as part of our Big Bend National Park and McDonald Conservatory trip. The house was converted from a historical house which is very lovely, some original features are still there. This is a true bed and breakfast, the breakfast was custom-made every day, the bed was the most comfortable that we had ever had in any hotel and B&B. The owner gave us very good leads to what to do in town. We enjoyed the museum at Sul Ross State University and that "One Junk man sculpture trail" a lot. Everything was wonderful during our stay.