These hotels are still under construction. No doubt rates for other Pecos hotels get into the $300s regularly. Monday to Friday aint a good time to be a passing through traveler…will lighten your wallet big time.
Kind of humorous that rates in Pecos are probably pretty close to rates in Vail. You can save a bunch staying in Fort Stockton. We stay in Alpine when we head down to that part of the state.
If I didn’t live here and decided I wanted to come check it out…I’d have
a Dodge Ram pickup with Cummins Diesel engine rigged up to pull a gooseneck trailer…a 30 foot gooseneck RV trailer, completely self contained…so I could pull it anywhere, push a button and it would level itself, generator, water, everything all ready to go…then just drive out from under it and go wherever I wished. IF I parked it in an RV park I’d pay $20/night…or save even that and park at a roadside park in the Davis Mountains on the scenic loop or state roadside parks on IH10 and IH20.
That’s my ‘druthers’… I wouldn’t waste $320/night.
ol’ Lawrence in Verhalen, Reeves county, Tx 
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For those of you keeping an eye on economic activity in Reeves…here’s a YouTube video of development going on at Interstate 20 and entrance into Pecos. I mentioned the hotels before, but this video apparently shows a new supermarket (Pecos had only one before!), restaurant, apartments, etc. Lots of activity for West Texas!
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Thanks for posting the video. That’s a big development for a city the size of Pecos.