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Celebrate your style at Aloft El Paso Downtown, a hip new hotel that’s part of the revamped O.T. Bassett Tower. The hotel offers easy-breezy access to businesses, government offices, and cultural hotspots, as well as stunning natural beauty just outside the city. Meet and mingle with friends at their W XYZ(SM) Bar, grab a sweet, savory, or healthy snack from Re:fuel by Aloft(SM), the 24/7 pantry, or play in their Re:mix(SM) lounge. Plus, you can always stay connected with free hotel-wide wired and wireless High-Speed Internet Access! Breeze into one of their Aloft rooms, featuring ultra-comfortable signature beds, walk-in shower, custom amenities by Bliss® Spa, and more. The plug and play connectivity station charges all your electronics and links to the 42” LCD TV to maximize work and play. The property offers 89 sleeping rooms and five restaurants.
The Plaza Hotel Pioneer Park has led many lives. Originally a Hilton property, this Art Deco high rise has remained one of the most prominent features in the El Paso skyline since it rose skyward in the 1930s.
Today, this historic hotel signifies the reinvigoration of a destination that celebrates diversity, artistry, and community. Located in Downtown El Paso’s vibrant arts district, called Las Plazas, The Plaza’s rooftop allows for scenic views spanning the city and beyond the Texas border into Mexico and New Mexico.
The hotel is just 20-minutes from the El Paso International Airport (ELP) and 10 miles from Ciudad Juarez International Airport (CJS). The Plaza is 10 blocks from the international bridge that connects El Paso to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.
The property offers 130 sleeping rooms.
Built in 1912, the Roger’s Furniture Building was built over 100 years ago by a pair of architects from Seattle, following El Paso’s economic boom during the Mexican Revolution. Having ceased to be a furniture store in the 1960’s, it is now a gathering place for the region. Everything in the place is a reflection of their taste and the world’s influence over this region past and present; from the architecture to the furnishings and art. The restaurant is of the same ethos – the food and wine, a challenge to traditional perceptions of the southwest by introducing modern elements of Mexican, American, and European influences that make this region the place where Mexico and the US meet. Blending culture and hospitality with unique amenities, the Stanton House is the driver for community engagement and exploration.
The property offers 42 sleeping rooms.
Built in 1912, the Hotel Paso Del Norte has spent decades perfecting hospitality. Relax in spacious rooms and suites, appointed with refrigerators, complimentary Wi-Fi and premium cable TV. Beat the West Texas heat in our rooftop pool or hit the fitness center. Celebrate and succeed with 36,000 square feet of function space. Savor the city’s finest international cuisine and best wine selections at our 1700° Restaurant, or stop in for cocktails and a fine selection of domestic and imported beers at our Dome Bar. Our ideal location in the downtown business district puts you near the Judson F. Williams Convention Center, UTEP, shopping, dining, golf, sports, museums, missions, festivals and military bases.
The property offers 350 sleeping rooms, 33,000 sq. feet of meeting space, a full service spa and three restaurants.