Best Western Johnson City Inn
107 Highways 281 & 290
Johnson City, TX 78624
Rates Recently Found: ($99.95 - $99.95)
2 Star
Come join Johnson City as we celebrate Lights Spectacular!! Lights Spectacular begins the weekend of November 24th and 25 and runs through January 1. Opening night (the Friday following Thanksgiving) starts at 5:30 pm when the many locals, guests and visitors gather at the historic downtown Courthouse Square and are treated to Christmas carols from a local choir. Then begins the ceremonial Lights Spectacular featured event, complete with a crowd based countdown, that ends with flipping the light switch at 6:30 pm to turn on the holiday lights at the Courthouse. Santa will be there, as well as fireworks. The Methodist Church produces their highly acclaimed Blanco County Living Nativity Christmas pageant every half hour on the first two weekends of December, Friday and Saturday nights beginning at 6:30 pm. This pageant, nearly 50 years old, is a major attraction on the Hill Country Regional Christmas Lighting Trail, drawing people by the bus-load from the big cities. Between performances, free refreshments are served inside, where more than 100 nativity sets from around the world are on display. Bleacher seating. Children are welcome to pet the animals after each show. The lights are on every evening from 6:00 pm (except opening night) to midnight, from the opening Friday night until January 1. The BEST WESTERN Johnson City Inn is nestled in the heart of historic Johnson City, Texas, hometown of the 36th President of the United States, Lyndon B. Johnson. Each well-appointed, tastefully decorated guest room at the Best Western Johnson City Inn features free high-speed Internet access and free long distance access. Guests to this Johnson City hotel are greeted with a complimentary continental breakfast each morning. Other hotel amenities include beautiful park with four imported hammocks, two picnic tables and a barbeque pit. There is also a beautiful gazebo that is great for relaxing., Micro/Refridge/coffeepot/8miles from Pedernales Falls Park/hometown of LBJ
Exterior
Amenities
· Air Conditioned· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Boating
· Business Center
· Coffee Maker in Room
· Complimentary Continental Breakfast
· Copy Service
· Data port Available
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
· Fishing
· Free Parking
· Free Local Telephone Calls
· Hairdryers Available
· Ice Machine
· High speed internet access
· Internet Access
· Ironing Board
· Ironing Board
· King Bed
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Pool
· Outdoor Pool
· Recreational Vehicle Parking
· Truck Parking
· Queen Bed
· Safe Deposit Box
· Sailing
· 24 Hour Security
· Smoke Detectors
· Smoking
· Television with Cable
· U.S. Government Fire Safety Approved
· Wake-up Service
Miscellaneous Information
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 2:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is CST
· Opened in 1986
· Renovated in 2002
· 53 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
Directions
From: The north. The BEST WESTERN Johnson City Inn is located 20 miles south of Marble Falls on Highway 281. From: The south. The BEST WESTERN Johnson City Inn is located 50 miles north of San Antonio on Highway 281. From: The east. The BEST WESTERN Johnson City Inn is located 45 miles west of Austin on Highway 290. From: The west. The BEST WESTERN Johnson City Inn is located 25 miles east of Fredericksburg on Highway 290.
14 mile(s) from Blanco
18 mile(s) from Marble Falls
18 mile(s) from Dripping Springs
27 mile(s) from Fredericksburg
30 mile(s) from Bulverde
30 mile(s) from Wimberly
60 mile(s) from San Antonio
50 mile(s) from Austin
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Area Attractions
- DirectionsDirections to the property.
- LBJ National Park Headquarters,.50 mile(s) from LBJ National Park Headquarters, and Lyndon B. Johnson's boyhood home.
- Blanco14 mile(s) from Blanco
- Marble Falls18 mile(s) from Marble Falls
- Dripping Springs18 mile(s) from Dripping Springs
- Fredericksburg27 mile(s) from Fredericksburg
- Bulverde30 mile(s) from Bulverde
- Wimberly30 mile(s) from Wimberly
- San Antonio60 mile(s) from San Antonio
- Austin50 mile(s) from Austin
- Kirchman Galleries,.50 mile(s) from Kirchman Galleries, art gallery representing many nationally known artists.
- Lost Creek Vineyards and Wine Tasting.50 mile(s) from Lost Creek Vineyards and Wine Tasting
- Lights Spectacular,50 mile(s) from Lights Spectacular, Blanco County Courthouse lighting with 100,000+ white lights and PEC 1 million white lights
- Benini Galleries/Sculpture,1.50 mile(s) from Benini Galleries/Sculpture, Benini Galleries and Sculpture Ranch
- Texas Hills Vineyards and Winery1.50 mile(s) from Texas Hills Vineyards and Winery
- Pedernales Falls State Park9.00 mile(s) from Pedernales Falls State Park
- LBJ Historical National Park,14.00 mile(s) from LBJ Historical National Park, with the tours of the Texas White House
- The Exotic Resort Zoo,4.00 mile(s) from The Exotic Resort Zoo, wild animal resort with over 500 animals and 80 species.
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 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near TexasWhile in Texas, you might enjoy a visit to: "Largest underground attraction in Texas" -- commercial cave with nice formations, hidden passages tour, and a topside dinosaur photo op. Vince Hannemann's backyard folk art environment was built out of cast-offs because he thought it was fun. About 100 concrete hippos are scattered throughout the "Hippo Capital of Texas," including a large one in front of the high school, in tribute to an escaped circus hippo. Nutty claim to fame made real by a statue on the courthouse lawn. It once was the world's largest. |