Concierge-led 90-minute walking tour of The Mesquite art collection plus the El Paso Museum of Art. Includes commentary on the Lantern Court's Cielo Lento installation.
Guided hike on the Aztec Caves Trail with a small-group naturalist. Watch the sun rise over the Chihuahuan Desert from one of the most striking peaks in West Texas. Coffee and breakfast bars provided.
Walking tour across the Paso del Norte bridge into Juárez with a local historian. Includes a stop at the Catedral de Nuestra Señora and lunch at a family-owned cantina. Bring your passport.
Curated flight of 6 tequilas and mezcals with a maestro mezcalero, plus paired bites from Tallow & Tule. Learn the regional differences and how each spirit is made.
Historic El Paso landmark with alligator statues — right in the heart of downtown
Tip: Just 2 minutes on foot. Great for a morning walk. The farmers market is on Saturdays.
Stunning 1930s performing arts venue — check their event calendar
Tip: One of the most beautiful theaters in the Southwest. Even if there's no show, the lobby tour is worth it.
Fine dining in downtown El Paso — upscale Southwestern cuisine
Tip: Our recommendation for a special dinner out. The wine list is exceptional. Reserve ahead.
Legendary El Paso Mexican food since 1927 — family recipes, huge portions
Tip: Iconic. The red enchiladas are the best in El Paso. Cash preferred, expect a wait on weekends.
The largest urban park in the US — spectacular desert hiking and views
Tip: The Aztec Caves trail is a must — moderate 1.8 mile hike with incredible views. Go early to beat the heat.
Free admission — impressive collection of American, Mexican, and European art
Tip: Free! The Mexican retablo collection is outstanding. 6-minute walk from the hotel.
Journey through 400 years of El Paso and border region history
Tip: Free! The 3D Diablo film is worth watching. 7 minutes on foot.
Walk across the international border — accessible from downtown El Paso
Tip: Bring your passport! Cross the Paso del Norte bridge on foot. Ask us about safe areas and restaurant recommendations on the Juárez side.
Home of UTEP Miners football — catch a game or event
Tip: Check the schedule — game days are electric. The tailgate scene is worth experiencing.
55-acre park celebrating US-Mexico friendship — trails, gallery, amphitheater
Tip: Beautiful peaceful park. Free admission. The art gallery inside has rotating exhibits.
Family-friendly zoo with Chihuahuan desert wildlife exhibits
Tip: Great for families. The sea lion show is fun. Less crowded on weekday mornings.