Missing Hotel
Marble Falls
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
One hundred acres of native juniper scrubland offer quiet trails, wandering miniature cows, and private hammocks made for Hill Country stargazing.
“Off-grid architectural sanctuary”
Custom-designed geometric cabins and domes with floor-to-ceiling glass framing raw Hill Country oak groves.
Private fire pits and stargazing hammocks spread across one hundred acres of native Texas juniper scrubland.
Wood-fired cedar hot tubs, plush king bedding, and pour-over coffee stations in secluded micro-cabins.
Set across 100 Hill Country acres near Balcones Canyonlands, a drive from Austin
Rooms
Perched on canyon ridges, geometric domes and charred-cedar cabins feature deep soaking tubs, stargazing skylights, and outdoor fire pits.
Backstory
Founders Sam and Stephen Hopkins carved out this off-grid retreat to let travelers unplug completely and quietly go missing in the woods.
The neighborhood
Limestone canyons and Balcones Canyonlands surround the retreat, keeping urban Austin at a comfortable forty-five-minute remove.
“It’s an unusual name, but it makes its point: what’s gone missing at Missing Hotel is not the hotel itself, but you, for the duration of your stay. This 11-unit escape is set near the town of Marble Falls, just beyond the outskirts of Austin — close enough for an easy weekend trip, but far enough to feel properly secluded.”
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