Long-table breakfast
One cedar table until 10:30 — blue-corn pancakes, green chile eggs, and coffee from a Marfa roaster.
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One cedar table until 10:30 — blue-corn pancakes, green chile eggs, and coffee from a Marfa roaster.
A paper map, a cooler of water and a route to the Davis Mountains overlook. Back before the heat.
The pool is heated to 84°F and silent until noon. Robes and towels wait at the gate.
Records from the house library, a tube amp, and one rule: a full side, no phones.
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The deck opens early for the first light over the grasslands, with blankets for cold mornings.
Pour-over and pan dulce set out before breakfast for early risers.
Book a 45-minute slot before the afternoon heat; cold plunge in the courtyard.

Quiet hours end; lunch is served poolside until 3.
Arranged visits to working artists in town, booked through the desk.
The roof deck opens for the light over the Chinati Mountains.

Twenty seats, one menu, cooked over mesquite.
Tonight's record is chosen by whoever arrives first.
Telescope on the terrace on clear nights; blankets provided.
Served daily until 10:30 at the long table or in your room.
Open 7 AM to midnight. Quiet hours until noon.
Sample price $110 per guest. Reserve by 3 PM the same day.
Sixty minutes with a local astronomer on clear nights. Sample price $140 for two.
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