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Sleep Inn Medical Center N.W.
8318 I-10 W.
San Antonio, TX 78230
Nightly Rates: ($83.99 - $93.99)
2 Star
Hotel is perfectly located for your visit to San Antonio. It offers a FREE continental breakfast and the amenities you seek for business and pleasure. Only minutes from Fiesta Texas & Sea World. More...
Sleep Inn & Suites at Six Flags
5042 Beckwith Blvd.
San Antonio, TX 78249
Nightly Rates: ($98.99 - $129.99)
2 Star
The Sleep Inn and Suites is located next to Six Flags Fiesta Texas andclose to all of San Antonio's attractions, shops, businesses and restaurants. The hotel offers rooms and suites with micro fridge, LCD TVs, free wireless high speed internet and continental breakfast. Hotel has an indoor pool and spa, exercise room, business center and meeting More...
Sleep Inn & Suites
Loop 410 & State Hwy 151 (NE
San Antonio, TX 78201
2 Star
The Sleep Inn and Suites is near Sea World and has easy access to all San Antonio attractions, shops, restaurants, businesses and other attractions. All rooms feature 32 inch LCD televisions, microwaves, refrigerators, coffee makers, hair dryers, free high-speed Internet access, irons and ironing boards. Hotel features free continental breakfast, 2 More...
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near TexasWhile in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to: Nutty claim to fame solidified by a statue on the courthouse lawn. But it's not the largest pecan... Crowds gather every evening to watch 750,000 Mexican free-tailed bats take flight from under the Congress Avenue Bridge. For over 30 years Barney Smith, master plumber, has turned toilet seats into works of art. He works in his garage, and he loves visitors. A statue of a half-eaten watermelon in the city center commemorates Dilley's reputation as the Watermelon Capital of Texas. |