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Top budget hotels & places to visit in San Antonio
San Antonio in Texas has long been on top of travelers’ lists for its lively Tejano culture, stunning riverfronts, and historical attractions. This vibrant city boasts some of the top restaurants, bars, and cultural centers in Texas.
There are many exciting places that give you a taste of local culture and life including the San Antonio Riverwalk, Balcones Heights, Alamodome, Lackland Air Force Base, the AT&T Center, Seaworld, Six Flags Fiesta Texas, the Historic Sunset Station, and Wonderland of the Americas. Whether you’re visiting by yourself or with family, you’ll find San Antonio to be a lively, safe, and fascinating destination to explore. And for a good stay, you can find mighty cheap hotels here with all comforts and amenities like a swimming pool and parking space.
Furthemore, explore budget hotels near San Antonio Airport as well.San Antonio Riverwalk
The San Antonio Riverwalk is the city’s most beautiful landmark. Visitors will find walkways with stone paths, charming bridges and massive trees lining the bank, with several restaurants along the serene waters of the river. The San Antonio RiverWalk is popular with residents and tourists for a walk or a leisurely meal by one of the pretty outdoor patios. To make the most of the experience, visitors can also hop on board a slow-moving dinner cruise on the river.
The Riverwalk is the epicenter of social life in San Antonio and located close to best hotels such as OYO Hotel San Antonio Riverwalk.
The Alamo
When in San Antonio, visitors should not miss out on a visit to The Alamo, a site of crucial historical significance. Here, the Battle of the Alamo took place between a Mexican army of 30,000 and a small force of the United States army. The battle was quick (some believe it lasted all of 20 minutes) and bloody. Alamo became the center of Texan independence soon after, with the now-popular battle cry to “Remember the Alamo!”. The former mission is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a monument of national importance.
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park & Mission Trail
The five Missions in San Antonio are designated UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the famous Alamo (Mission Valero). Established by the Franciscans, the missions were a result of Spanish efforts to colonize and evangelize the area.
Visitors can drive between the missions but could also choose to bike between them – and thanks to the city’s bike-share program, this is easy to do. If you are pressed for time, make sure to visit Mission San Jose and Mission Concepción, along with the famous Alamo mission.
Pearl District and Farmers Market
Enjoy a fabulous night on the town at the charming Pearl District in San Antonio. Pearl is a lovely historic district turned city-center where visitors will find unique boutiques, stores, restored buildings, and some of the top restaurants in the city. Make sure to catch the wonderful Farmers Market here every weekend. The Market – with its pedestrian-only street and delicious baked goods, produce, and sauces - is the best place to wander around and meet the locals.
Natural Bridge Caverns & the Canopy Challenge
Natural Bridge Caverns are the largest commercial caves in Texas and only a 30-minute drive from St. Antonio. With intriguing formations, winding passages, and massive open rooms, the caves are a spelunking delight. The cave tours typically last for about 70 minutes with two kinds of tours on offer. Those looking for more thrills can try the Canopy Challenge which comprises a course of ladders, platforms, and ziplines 60 feet above the ground. There are similar courses specifically designed for toddlers and children as well.
Historic Market Square (El Mercado)
Looking for curios or unique collectibles? Make your way to El Mercado, considered the largest Mexican market in the country. The market sells everything from artwork, dolls, sombreros, blankets, jewelry and apparel to shoes and delicious food.
How to reach San Antonio?
The nearest airport is San Antonio International Airport located 8 miles from downtown San Antonio. Those taking the train can hop aboard Amtrak’s Texas Eagle that travels daily between Chicago and San Antonio through major cities such as Dallas and Austin. Interstate 10 running through San Antonio is the southernmost cross-country highway in the United States. Find affordable hotels near the airport for a good stay.
Food in San Antonio
Whether you’re looking for classic American, Mexican, or Italian, San Antonio offers visitors all this and more. Try the classic smoked chicken at The Barbeque Station in the city. Enjoy the best medley of America and Mexico in the Tostada Bean Burger at Chris Madrid’s. Visitors can also sample the legendary San Antonio puffy tacos at Henry’s Puffy Tacos.
Best Hotels in San Antonio
OYO Hotels in San Antonio offer a comfortable and pleasant stay at the best rates. Equipped with the best services, top amenities, free Wifi, and ample parking facilities, OYO hotels promise a great stay in San Antonio.
You can also avail hotel discounts and hotel deals on different OTA sites as well as on Oyo website. We offer weekly rate and monthly rate as well, starting from $30 per night.
Book hotels in San Antonio and enjoy your trip!Questions and Answers
San Antonio is an amazing place to visit over the weekend. You can check off most of the things to see in this city within two days as long you plan out your activities in advance. Here are the main spots we recommend adding into your 2 day itinerary:
Day 1
- San Antonio Zoo: Visit the San Antonio Zoo to experience giant tortoises, hippos, rhinos, giraffes and even kangaroos. The reptile house has a wide array of snakes, turtles and lizards from all over the world. The closest OYO to the San Antonio Zoo is about 15 minutes away!
- The River Walk: Explore the famous Riverwalk- you’ll find tons of restaurants and stalls here as well as a lot of people-watching opportunities. You can watch a show at one of the historic theatres, take a boat ride or even watch a parade.
- The Alamo: Witness what life was like in the 1800s in San Antonio. Head to the most historic spot of all of Texas to “Remember the Alamo”. This landmark is definitely the best way to end your first day in San Antonio.
Day 2
- San Antonio Sea World: Whether you’re in San Antonio alone or with kids, San Antonio Sea World is guaranteed to be an absolute blast. There are fast rides for the thrill-seekers and family-friendly rides as well. Plan to spend at least half of the day here.
- Hop-on Hop-off San Antonio bus tour: The quickest way to experience all of San Antonio, with stops ranging from the Riverwalk to Southtown while tour guides tell you all about the city along the way.
Texas is a huge state with a diverse range of flora and fauna to experience, so there are plenty of hiking opportunities near San Antonio. Here are our top three recommendations:
- Full Trail Circle (Cibolo Nature Center | 140 City Park Road, Boerne): About 3 miles of easy-level hiking.
- Far Reaches Trail & Twin Oaks Loop (Government Canyon State Natural Area | 12861 Galm Road, San Antonio): 9.5 miles of advanced-level hiking.
- Tower Loop (Comanche Lookout Park | 15551 Nacogdoches Road, San Antonio): Four miles of trails of medium to hard level difficulty.
- Schilo’s: It’s hard not to include Schilo’s on this list, being San Antonio’s oldest restaurant. Whether you prefer a reuben sandwich or a split-pea soup, this restaurant rewards both your tummy and your wallet- everything on the menu is under $10.
- The Brooklynite: An award-winning cocktail bar that makes heavenly conconctions out of bitters and cordials. Happy hour prices have select cocktails ranging from $4 to $7.
- The Esquire Tavern: Yet another historical bar- this bar was founded the same year the Prohibition ended. They host several events every week, so do check out their events page before your visit!
All bags and backpacks will be inspected before entering the park. Needless to say, any hazardous items are prohibited. Check out their FAQs to find out more about park rules.