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San Antonio is one of the most visited towns in Texas. Hotelscan aims to help you during the search for a cheap hotel. In recent years it has also become a common practice to stay in an apartment, Bed & Breakfast or any other type of accommodation that is usually lower priced than a hotel room in the same area of the city. You have multiple options based on how much you would like to spend or the location that you have in mind to stay in San Antonio. Choose the kind of property you prefer. Hotelscan makes it easy to save on your next booking:- Have a look at the list of properties that offer you accommodation in San Antonio for the dates you chose.
- The price of a hotel room in hotel room in San Antonio can go from £23 to £53 or even more. Filter the results using the menu on the left side for setting a maximum price per night for the selected number of rooms.
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Sometimes it can be a good idea to look for a place to stay outside the city. Staying in a hotel near San Antonio will let you see different places in Texas and pay a lower price at the same time. You just need to make sure that the place you are staying in has easy access to the public transportation networks to reach the areas you want to visit during your stay. Texas may not be one of the most popular regions for travelers to visit in United States of America. Make a hotel reservation in one of the cities close to San Antonio in Texas to be able to discover the people's typical habits, taste the traditional cuisine and do it by paying less than you would pay at the more popular spots. Going from the cheaper type of accommodation to the more exclusive hotels available in United States of America, Hotelscan gives you a thorough variety of accommodation offers and hotels in San Antonio.Compare hotels and other type of accommodation in the city and get the best offer
When there are so many options available it may be difficult to choose the best hotel. Hotelscan compares the price of your stay in San Antonio among 669 hotels, apartments, hostels, B&Bs and other type of accommodation properties so that you pick the one that fits your budget. Get up to a 50% discount on your next stay! How much does a hotel in San Antonio cost? Hotelscan looks into 669 properties for the city of San Antonio and lets you pick from the top deals in hotels of all categories!- 4 star hotels can be booked from £53.
- If you are searching for a 3 star hotel in San Antonio there's a wide range of offers available starting from £24.
- Staying in an apartment in San Antonio has become one of the most affordable accommodation options.
- There's a growing number of accommodation options from £27.
Choose the perfect location for your hotel in San Antonio.
Most travellers decide to stay near Alamo Plaza. Oakland Estates is also popular. By staying in any of these areas you will have the most important attractions within reach. Going for a walk is a good way to explore this city. The streets surrounding Alamo Plaza are a good starting point if you would like to explore the city. In San Antonio there's always something fun to do! There are a wide range of hotels in Alamo Plaza starting from £35 in San Antonio. Make sure that you don't miss them! You can also find interesting hotels in Oakland Estates available from £34.Find your accommodation at the best value
Comparing prices of different types of hotels in San Antonio top city districts has never been easier with Hotelscan. Book a hotel in San Antonio city centre if you would like to walk to the tourist attractions and be independent from public transport. Since the demand for accommodation in San Antonio centre is higher than average, it is usually better to make the reservation as early as possible.Stay close to the most popular attractions in San Antonio
San Antonio is an excellent city if you are planning to go on holidays with your partner, your family or on your own. You'll find the ideal environment for each situation. As a starting point after you arrive in San Antonio make sure you visit La Villita as it's one of the most recognisable city districts. You will find more than 115 hotels near La Villita starting from £35. If shopping is included in your priorities list, you are in the right place. Booking hotels near Arneson River Theatre is also a good option and there are accommodation offers from £35. This is the perfect area for theater lovers. Get to the ticket office to get the best recommendations. San Antonio is definitely the right destination to spend a few days or a summer holiday. Enjoy the city life during your stay!The climate in San Antonio is classified as humid subtropical. This means that spring and fall are warm but rainy, while summers are quite hot. July and August are the warmest months and the temperature can easily reach 35°C. Winters too are quite mild - January is the coldest month yet the lowest temperature ever recorded was 0°C in 1949 while usually temperatures during this time hover around above freezing point and snow or ice are not a frequent occurrence. There have been instances of tornadoes in the fall but this is not a common recurrence. However, tourists travelling in that period are advised to check the specific weather conditions.
San Antonio is also quite well-known for its festivals. If you would like to attend and do not mind crowds, then these are among the most popular in the area.
- The Fiesta Primavera at Market Square (mid-March). Featuring the city's rich Mexican heritage, the event is well-loved by adults and children alike thanks to its many rides, performances, and traditional Mexican cuisine.
- The Fiesta San Antonio (mid to late April). One of the top 20 events in the whole country, this event has been taking place for over 120 years. While it started out as a celebration in memory of those who died at the Alamo and during the Battle of San Jacinto, it is now a celebration of multiculturalism in San Antonio.
- The Memorial Day Arts & Crafts Show (late May). The ideal way to stroll down the River Walk, this fair includes stalls selling just about anything, from jewelry to pottery.
- The Texas Folklife Festival (early June), which features great cuisine, traditional music and dancing, storytelling, and a crafts fair.
- The Cactus Pear Music Festival (early July). Taking place at various churches throughout the city, the event feature chamber music concerts by internationally known artists.
- El Dia de los Muertos (early November). Known as "The Day of the Dead" in English, it is a Mexican-style honoring of the deceased, with colorful festoons, family meals to share stories about the late relatives, and a procession with people dressed as skeletons.
But what is there to see and do in San Antonio apart from festivals? While children might be attracted right away by amusement parks such as SeaWorld and the San Antonio Zoo and Aquarium, there is really much more to do and see in the city, especially if you would like to know more about the history of Texas.
- River Walk. The Paseo del Rio, as it is called in Spanish, is considered by many as the best way to see the city. Connecting attractions such as the San Antonio Museum of Art and Brackenridge Park, the famous walk also features many shops and eateries where you can enjoy a cup of coffee and a spot of people watching.
- The San Antonio Museum of Art. Maybe not as large as other museums in the country, it nonetheless features great collections on Native American, Latin American, and Spanish colonial art as well as quite a few interesting contemporary pieces.
- The San Antonio Missions National Historical Park. Listed among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites just earlier this year, this area is where most of the Spanish missions of the past such as Mission San José and Mission San Juan were established. Each mission has something worth seeing, whether it is old frescoes or Romanesque arches, so you should allow a full day to tour the park properly.
- The Alamo. Also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is probably the symbol of San Antonio. Built as a Franciscan mission, it is best known for its siege during the fight for Texas's independence in 1836.
- The San Fernando Cathedral. Built in 1738 by Spanish colonists, it is one of the oldest churches in the country and it is still used today. Although it is not proven, rumors say that legendary heroes like Davy Crockett are buried in unmarked graves in the cathedral grounds.
- The Spanish Governor's Palace. Decorated in the 18th century style, this was never a palace but the seat of the Spanish government when Texas was still part of the Empire and it is a great example of architecture from that period.
- The Witte Museum. Particularly loved by children thanks to its interactive displays, the museum houses collections on a variety of topics such as anthropology, natural sciences, and local history.
