Sleep Inn San Antonio

After a night's sleep in a very beautiful historic inn here in San Antonio, we slept late and then headed into town to explore. We're about 2.5 miles from the center of town, but if you know Mike, you know that that meant we were walking ("driving? what ...

... sure how much of the view of the river would have been blocked by the trees.  http://www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/san-antonio/SATRW/hoteldetail We unpacked, took a few minutes to re-energize, (we both were going on little sleep and had been ...

Day 9 10-16-09 Sea World San Antonio, TX Well, today has been a very busy hectic and tiring day.  We got to Sea World at 10:00am this morning and started trying to explore the area to see where everything was.  We went to the Clydesdale Hamlet ...

... be there Sunday. We need to be in Brownsville by early tomorrow afternoon to begin inspection.   So tonight it's to sleep in the Rodeway Inn in San Antonio! Today's QT: Isaiah 29:13   I'm all a mess over this verse. The last phrase has me ...

9:30. Woke up later than I originally planned but rested well. The noise from the bar stopped around 1 am and I subsequently fell sleep, and did not wake up before morning. Took nice shower and am having the coffee brewed in the room (not bad). Now ...

... on N. 27th Avenue (only five miles from the cathedral, also on N. 27th Avenue) Diamondbacks are at the Astros July 30 - San Diego Quality Inn on 7th Avenue Padres are at the Rockies July 31 to August 1 - Reno Eldorado Hotel and Casino on N. ...

... ; Not supposed to be that hot here.  I melted after 12:00 noon. Still pressed on with the idea of getting closer to San Antonio.  I'm now two hours later, but doesn't look like I'll have ANY trouble going to sleep.  Yes, just as you said ...

... leave Central America. We have one beach destination in mind - Playa del Coco and then hopefully a final stop at a nature reserve - Manuel Antonio, if the roads are ok. The one thing I have learned in Central America is that when there is only one road to ...

... myself, with a taxi $8+$10 entrance, but it became too cloudy. I walked to the river and then took the bus to SJ. 17/2 - Manuel Antonio I slept bad:at  10:45  came 2 girls from the airport, and at 2:45 there  was a police alarm, so ...

... and learned about animals and we were in the newspaper!  Some of the others in our group went to the Cosi cabins in Manuel Antonio, where we had gone the previous week, for the beach.  They drink a lot so we’re pretty sure we’ll ...

... We headed back on the highway towards San Antonio and stopped at a Subway to get a bite to eat. I-37 does not have too many options between Corpus Christi and San Antonio. We eventually arrived back at MACC at 10:30 PM, and I promptly headed to ...

... to make you feel at home. Nothing could have prepared me for Khao San road though..its like a cross between the main drag in San Antonio and Glastonbury..the bus dropped me at the end of the street and the smell and the heat was mental. The street is ...

... or three days to get there. The first stop was "San Antonio", and no it is not the one with the Alamo, it is San Antonio, New Mexico. I had a green chili cheese burger. People warned us in advance that the New Mexico chilies are spicier than the Texas ...

The last few precious days of our holiday are flying by! We’d had three nights in San Antonio and they were gone in the blink of an eye. Still, we’ve enjoyed the time and our next stop is an overnighter in Austin which we’re both very ...

... had checked in, and she told us she had taken an earlier flight to Dallas.  Our flight was going to be San Antonio, Dallas, JFK, Brussels, then finally Chennai.  All the flights were somewhat comfortable, if you can find an airplane ...

... to find a room anywhere in Houston! Joking that we may have to prepare ourselves for a night in our car or for the drive on to San Antonio to find a place to stay, we decided that we should have a break and a proper meal and a new re-think. We ...

... because of the fact that the freight companies own the line, the passenger trains have to give way. By the time we got to San Antonio, the train was running nearly 24 hours late and the half of the train which was meant to go to Chicago, via Austin, was ...

... to Fredericksburg, which I will use as my home base for a week of driving throughout hill country. I'm even going to skip San Antonio, because I think if I have to deal with many more crowds I'll just explode. Or implode. So a few days driving ...