Eagle Pass Accommodation

Searching for hotels in Eagle Pass (United States) or Eagle Pass accommodation?  Eagle Pass is a historic city, being the first U.S. settlement established on the Rio Grande. It also borders the city of Piedras Negras in Coahuila, Mexico. This brings two holiday options for visitors as they can also cross the border for sightseeing in the Mexican city. In fact, just across the river is Mexico’s Piedras Negras and a mere 28 miles away is the Spanish colonial village, Guerrero.

Fort Duncan, the U.S. post in Rio Grande which was part of the Alamo Trail, has left remnants of its history in the city. The original Fort Duncan Post Headquarters Building was converted to the Fort Duncan Museum, which opens Mondays to Saturdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Other remains of 1847 fort have been preserved and are now some of the tourist sites of historical importance to Eagle Pass.

Downtown Eagle Pass reflects the city’s Mexican influences. It is filled with retail shops where tourists can find ethnic wares and souvenirs. If travelers should head outside the border, they will find more shopping bargains at Zaragoza Mercado in Piedras Negras, Mexico. The city’s downtown area is also the location of the historic Aztec Theater, which has been converted into what is now a bar and grill.

Visitors may spend a typical sun-drenched day at Eagle Pass by fishing at Maverick County Lake or playing at the municipal golf course. Those who want to try their luck at fortune, on the other hand, may go to the only casino in the state–the Lucky Eagle Casino.

Eagle Pass has many accommodation options from which visitors may choose from such as the Knights Inn, Best Western, La Quinta Inn, Holiday Inn, Weyrich Farm Bed & Breakfast, Camino Real Hotel, Eagle Pass Inn, and Hillcrest Motel.
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