Find out what’s on in El Paso, Texas with the Gardner Hotel and Hostel blog. Read about our Hotel Impossible makeover by the Travel Channel and find out what’s to see and do downtown!
Staying with us and you get discounts on drinks at the bars nearby – ask at our reception for more details!
Want to know more about us and our history? Find out about our family run downtown hotel in the Hotel Impossible press that we featured in
“The Gardner, located at 311 E. Franklin, is the oldest continually operating hotel in El Paso. It has its share of history, as well. Most notably, the notorious bank robber John Dillinger and two members of his gang checked into the hotel in 1934.
Owner Joe Nebhan’s father acquired the hotel in 1962.
Nebhan made significant improvements to the façade in 2012 and made an effort to attract new businesses to lease its storefronts and basement, which currently house two restaurants, The Pizza Joint and Pot Au Feu, and two bars, Craft & Social and The Speak Easy.”
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We’re in the El Paso Times!
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