Over 100 Years of History in Downtown El Paso
Since its grand debut on Thanksgiving Day in 1912, Hotel Paso Del Norte has stood as one of downtown El Paso's most beloved landmarks. Lavishly designed by renowned architect Henry Trost, the "million-dollar hotel" was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. Home to 351 luxury rooms and suites, the hotel sits less than a mile from the Mexico international border — a living symbol of three converging cultures, a storied past, and an exciting future.
The Crown Jewel of the Southwest Comes Back to Life
After decades of storied history, Hotel Paso Del Norte has been gloriously restored to its former grandeur. The reinvented hotel blends the elegance of a bygone era with thoughtfully modern touches — from innovative guest rooms and a vibrant rooftop pool to world-class dining and re-imagined event spaces. At its heart, the century-old Dome Bar anchors the experience with its breathtaking 25-foot Tiffany-style stained glass dome.
A Legacy Written in Time
From a landmark debut in 1912 to a triumphant reopening in 2020, explore the milestone moments that shaped one of El Paso's most celebrated historic hotels.
1912
Hotel Paso Del Norte opens its doors on Thanksgiving Day, designed by celebrated architect Henry Trost.
1979
The hotel was officially added to the National Register of Historic Places on January 5th.
2016
Mexican hotel group Camino Real Hotels sells the building to The Meyers Group, marking a new chapter.
2020
Hotel Paso Del Norte triumphantly reopens in October, fully restored and reimagined for a new generation of guests.