Best Texas Beach hotel
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 38
Best Texas Beach hotel
I've searched for forums and haven't seen much about Texas beach hotels. Any favorites between Galveston and South Padre Island? The nicer the better--pool, restaurant, rooms etc. I know not to expect luxury, but never found an option that from the online description looked that good.
#2
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Houston
Programs: Hilton Diamond, Southwest A List, United Silver, Jumeirah One Silver, Marriott Silver
Posts: 388
Brooking,
The only hotel I have stayed at on Galveston Island is the Hilton. It was decent enough for my needs, though I was there for a convention (the convention center is very close by). The outside looked a bit dated, but the interior was nicer. The rooms were comfortable and the service was good. I dont remember the pool being anything special. As far as restaurants go, there were quite a few within walking distance so we didnt eat at the hotel.
The only hotel I have stayed at on Galveston Island is the Hilton. It was decent enough for my needs, though I was there for a convention (the convention center is very close by). The outside looked a bit dated, but the interior was nicer. The rooms were comfortable and the service was good. I dont remember the pool being anything special. As far as restaurants go, there were quite a few within walking distance so we didnt eat at the hotel.
#3
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: ATL
Programs: AA Gold, HH Diamond
Posts: 1,061
Brooking,
The only hotel I have stayed at on Galveston Island is the Hilton. It was decent enough for my needs, though I was there for a convention (the convention center is very close by). The outside looked a bit dated, but the interior was nicer. The rooms were comfortable and the service was good. I dont remember the pool being anything special. As far as restaurants go, there were quite a few within walking distance so we didnt eat at the hotel.
The only hotel I have stayed at on Galveston Island is the Hilton. It was decent enough for my needs, though I was there for a convention (the convention center is very close by). The outside looked a bit dated, but the interior was nicer. The rooms were comfortable and the service was good. I dont remember the pool being anything special. As far as restaurants go, there were quite a few within walking distance so we didnt eat at the hotel.
#5
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Central Texas
Programs: Many, slipping beneath the horizon
Posts: 9,859
Galveston visitors need to understand that none of the hotels are "on the beach", but across 4 lanes of traffic on the Blvd (with a seawall to find stairs down before hitting the sand).
SPI hotels are on the beach, and isn't there a Holiday Inn "on the beach" at North Padre Island, across the inlet from CC (and with Snoopy's on the way)?
SPI hotels are on the beach, and isn't there a Holiday Inn "on the beach" at North Padre Island, across the inlet from CC (and with Snoopy's on the way)?
#6
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Raleigh,NC,USA
Posts: 227
A few years back I had several nice stays at the Omni in Corpus Christi. It's right in the city and on the bay so there is no surf. Padre Island is just a short drive.
http://www.omnihotels.com/FindAHotel...ighlights.aspx
http://www.omnihotels.com/FindAHotel...ighlights.aspx