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Drury Inn And Suites Houston Galleria
1615 West Loop South
Houston, TX 77027
Nightly Rates: ($169.99 - $227.99)
3 Star
Let us be your home base as you navigate the adventure that is Houston. Located in the World Famous Galleria Shopping area, we are the best value whether you are coming to Houston for business or pleasure. Centrally located for easy access to Downtown, the Medical Center, the Astrodome/Reliant Stadium, and the Richmond Strip. This hotel offers 133 More...
Drury Inn And Suites Houston Hobby
7902 Mosley Road
Houston, TX 77061
Nightly Rates: ($139.99 - $165.99)
3 Star
FREE HIGH-SPEED INTERNET ACCESS IN EVERY ROOM. IN ADDITION TO THIS NEW AMENITY YOU CAN ALWAYS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FREE QUIKSTART BREAKFAST/FREE EVENING POPCORN AND SODA DAILY FROM 1500-2200/ FREE LOCAL PHONE CALLS/ONE HOUR OF DOMESTIC U.S. LONG DISTANCE CALLS PER NIGHT/IRON/IRONING BOARD/HAIRDRYERS/IN-ROOM COFFEE AND MUCH MORE. COME VISIT HOUSTON AND More...
Drury Inn And Suites Houston West
1000 North Highway 6
Houston, TX 77079
Nightly Rates: ($104.99 - $161.99)
3 Star
Our Drury Team Members will make you feel at home whether you are golfing, shopping, or relaxing in the numerous recreational areas nearby. Located in the heart of the Energy Business Corridor, Drury Inn Suites is your hotel of choice for business and leisure travel. This hotel offers 120 standard guestrooms and two-room suites. The suites provide More...
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near TexasWhile in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to: Sax made of old VW car parts is one-of-a-kind. Jeff McKissack, Houston postal worker, spent his Golden Years building this gaudy, strange tribute to what he considered "the perfect food." Dead mascots watch the Aggies' electronic scoreboard from their graves. America's President, 1988-1992, is remembered in this lavish, and sometimes silly, museum. |