Ultra-modern, minimalist design in a 100-year-old furniture warehouse
En bref : It's the coolest building in town, but don't expect a pool or a free breakfast buffet.
Évalué par @pretty.happy.living : I stayed here for a weekend and the design details are incredible. The atrium restaurant is a whole vibe, and I've never seen a hotel gym with a Pilates reformer before. It's easily the most stylish spot in downtown El Paso.
Ce que les clients qui ont séjourné ici ont dit
The hype
Travelers are obsessed with the architecture, the art collection, and the friendly staff, consistently rating it near-perfect (9.6/10).
Reality check
Guests love the vibe but often wish for a pool and note that the on-site dining, while delicious, is pricey for the area.
You appreciate industrial-chic design and curated local art
You need a pitch-black 'sleep cave' (the Lightwell rooms are perfect for this)
You want to be walking distance from the Plaza Theatre and San Jacinto Plaza
Propreté et entretien
9.5
Housekeeping: Impeccable. Reviews consistently cite 'spotless' rooms and attention to detail.
Bathroom hygiene: Sparkling. Marble finishes are well-maintained with no reports of mold or grime.
Maintenance: Excellent. The building is a recent renovation (2019) and feels brand new.
Linens & towels: High quality. Sferra linens and Mascioni towels feel luxurious.
Odors & scents: Fresh and curated. No musty smells; the hotel uses a signature scent.
Sleepability™
8SILENCIEUX
SILENCIEUX
0-4BRUYANT
4-7.5MODÉRÉ
7.5-10SILENCIEUX
Downtown street traffic (for exterior rooms)
Occasional hallway echoes due to hard surfaces
Avant de réserver
Bon à savoir
The 'Lightwell' is a 4-story atrium with a moving light sculpture — request a room facing it for a unique view.
Valet is the only practical parking option; pull up to the front on Stanton St.
The hotel is pet-friendly with a $75-$100 fee.
Quoi emporter
Walking shoes for exploring downtown
A swimsuit for the steam room (even though there's no pool)
Earplugs if you're a light sleeper in a street-facing room
Génie des chambres
Meilleurs choix
Deluxe King for actual city views and natural light
Lightwell King if you want absolute silence and darkness (the window faces the art atrium)
Chambres à éviter
Standard Lightwell rooms if you need to see the sun to wake up — they can feel cave-like.
Génie de demande de chambre – copier & coller
“I would love a room on a higher floor. If available, a Deluxe room with a view of the Plaza would be amazing. If I am in a Lightwell room, please ensure it is not directly next to the elevator.”
FAQ et astuces cachées
Tout ce que vous voulez vraiment savoir avant de réserver.
Is there a pool?
No. There is a spa with a steam room, but no swimming pool.
Is breakfast free?
No. It is a la carte at Taft-Díaz. Expect to pay ~$15 for Avocado Toast or Chilaquiles.
How much is parking?
Valet parking is approximately $30 per night with in/out privileges.
Are the rooms quiet?
Yes, especially the 'Lightwell' rooms which face inward. Street-facing rooms have good soundproofing but aren't silent.
Is it pet friendly?
Yes, dogs are welcome for a fee (approx. $75-$100 per stay).
Does the hotel have a gym?
Yes, a 24-hour fitness center with cardio equipment and weights (likely Peloton).
Conseils d'initiés
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The 'Lightwell' sculpture moves and changes colors — watch it from the lobby or your internal window.
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Tablet Plus members often get free breakfast included here.
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The spa has a 'float room' sensory deprivation tank — a rare find.
5 choses à savoir avant de partir
💡The 'Lightwell' rooms have windows that open into the atrium, not the outside world.
💡The lobby scent is a custom blend that guests constantly ask to buy.
💡The elevators can be a bit slow during peak check-out times.
💡You are literally steps away from the border crossing if you want to walk to Juarez (bring your passport).
💡The art in your room is likely for sale.
Guide local
Carte
Découvrez où se situe Stanton House et ce qu'il y a à proximité.