Suggestions for Building near San Antonio

Anthony C. • October 16, 2010Love the steak and shrimp plate! The old oak tree has repectfully been left alone since the buildings inception and can be seen in the middle of cafe. Love the Juke and photo worthy neon on bldg.

Doug M. • March 31, 2014The official photo-op in front of the main building is overpriced. Although many of the items in the gift shop can be found a block away for less, they support the upkeep of the place.

Chelsea S. • February 5, 2014It's an older building. Beds aren't awesome, but the showers are great! Don't try to use the 'gym' - it's basically a treadmill.

Joel V. • August 23, 2011A national historic landmark, labeled "the most beautiful building in San Antonio" by the National Geographic Society, it once housed the officials of the Spanish Province of Texas.

mySA • October 20, 2010E-N Review: But now in its new building, a restored former convent on South Alamo Street, the old building isn't there to charm patrons and the focus returns to the food and the service. The result is

Marie R. • October 24, 2013Yummmm! Perfect burger! Place not the nicest building, but food was great, quick, hot, accurate. I also like they have free ministry literature.btw, Thursday-half price burgers,!

Gilbert G. • December 3, 2011Do show up early and take in the lovely piece of art that is this building

Hotel Indigo • April 24, 2013Artifacts from the convent’s early days are displayed in the school’s History Museum, and the Gallery Shop, housed in a former dormitory building, offers jewelry, ceramics, photographs, furniture.

Cathy S. • August 1, 2013Yes, dated but charming building built in 1909 with moden updates. Super nice staff from valet to housekeeping.

Delaney S. • August 6, 2013My favorite hotel I've stayed in-the building is gorgeous and has lots of character. I would suggest requesting an upper level room for more privacy.

Melissa U. • August 16, 2011Head to the right side of the building. Theatre is where it's at.

Darden R. • August 18, 2014Nice, eclectic permanent collection. Gorgeous building.

Ed B. • September 28, 20111906 was originally where the big Marriott is. In 1985 was moved like a giant trailer over the bridge and 4 blocks away to where it is now. Biggest building ever moved. Go see Luke the spoiled dog.

Claudia W. • July 28, 2013If you want to enjoy a nice dinner, great food, drinks and service - go here. You can sit inside or outside and have a view of the Riverwalk and the Tower Life Building, which is great at night.

Chris P. • March 12, 2013Get in and out quickly by parking in the back. Unlike most hotels the lobby is just as close when from the backside of the building.

Joe E. • January 11, 2011Older building. Bathrooms smell funny :/

Doug M. • April 6, 2013Keep in mind there are two Drury Hotels, the tall building is known as the Drury Plaza which is 1/2 block away from the Drury on the River Walk.

Doug M. • March 31, 2014Ah, dinosaurs! And the Aliens and Androids special exhibit is well worth the price. Plenty of nooks and crannies to roam. Don't forget the adjoining Texas history building.

Lisa • June 3, 2011Definitely not an HEB Plus, just a bigger, newer building than the ghetto HEB it replaced across the street. Feels like a Walmart to me, but it's convenient and does the job.

Hotel Indigo • April 24, 2013The restored 1881 building hosts a weekend farmer’s market loved by guests of our boutique hotel.

Jaysyn L. • April 20, 20102 of my favorite attractions in S.A. Ripleys has recieved a complete overhaul and now resides in an amazing multi-level building. Make sure to buy tickets for a package for mulitple attractions.

Scott A. • October 6, 2011If on the south side of building, stay in even numbered rooms to avoid crazy bright lights that are outside the building

Kevin C. • February 17, 2012Don't get a room with a view on the ugly News 4 building

Gezika • April 27, 2014Meh... Chips came out of a bag. 🙅 Fun atmosphere and building though💃

Andy C. • July 4, 2012Fabulous rooms in a beautiful, characterful building. The guest journal (and fish) in every room is a nice touch. Service is attentive and friendly. Parking across the street.

Mike B. • June 21, 2013There is a nicely stocked Starbucks in the main building of the resort.

Social News Network • December 5, 2013This is where the gods and goddesses use to enjoy high def entertainment? It sure does look like it! The building cannot be over looked and the inside bar needs to be visited.

Hotel Tonight • September 8, 2011Unique terracotta gargoyles depict various ailments, reflecting the 1920s building's medical past. Creepy cool.

Ann A. • March 9, 2011Crap service the Management doesn't listen to you and they are not interested in building loyal customers. Never coming here again.