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Ever since this Galveston hotel opened in 1911, The Hotel Galvez has been known as the “Queen of the Gulf,” and rightfully so; she majestically rises from the beachfront to hold court over the Gulf of Mexico.
Located in West End, this hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Galveston Island Convention Center, Texas A&M University - Galveston, and Galveston Island Railroad Museum. Moody Gardens and Galveston Schlitterbahn Waterpark are also within 6 mi (10 km).
This family-friendly Galveston Island resort is adjacent to Moody Garden Attractions and Schlitterbahn Waterpark.
Set on 30 acres, this smoke-free and family-friendly Galveston Island beachfront resort faces the Gulf of Mexico, 1 block from the convention center, and less than 3 miles from The Strand's amusements and attractions.
This hotel is across the street from the beach, about 1 mile from Galveston's Strand Historic District and 2 miles from Moody Gardens.
Located in West End, this motel is within 6 mi (10 km) of 61st Street Fishing Pier, Galveston Island Convention Center, and Galveston Fishing Pier. Galveston Schlitterbahn Waterpark and Moody Gardens are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Near the beach and within easy reach of Moody Gardens, Galveston Schlitterbahn Waterpark, and Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier, this Galveston hotel is located by the ocean. Area attractions also include Galveston Island Railroad Museum and Grand 1894 Opera House.
Situated near the beach, this motel is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from East End Historic District and within 6 mi (10 km) of Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier and Galveston Seawall. Port of Galveston (Galveston Wharves) and Port of Galveston Cruise Terminal are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Set on 30 acres, this smoke-free and family-friendly Galveston Island beachfront resort faces the Gulf of Mexico, 1 block from the convention center, and less than 3 miles from The Strand's amusements and attractions.
Ever since this Galveston hotel opened in 1911, The Hotel Galvez has been known as the “Queen of the Gulf,” and rightfully so; she majestically rises from the beachfront to hold court over the Gulf of Mexico.
This hotel is across the street from the beach, about 1 mile from Galveston's Strand Historic District and 2 miles from Moody Gardens.
In Galveston's Strand Historic District, this European-style hotel is within 4 blocks of the 1894 Grand Opera House and the Strand Theater. Guests can leave their car at the hotel while they cruise - the Galveston Cruise Ship Terminal is 2 blocks away.
Hotels in Galveston start at $43 per night. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Texas loves to do everything in a big way, so if you're ready for some super-sized fun, head on over to the port city of Galveston. Located on Pelican and Galveston Islands, this amazing city boasts all the delights—such as surfing and water sports—of a resort town, coupled with all the amenities of a metropolis. Downtown Galveston offers trendy art galleries and museums (including a fabulous Pirate Museum), incomparable restaurants featuring fresh, locally harvested seafood, and nightclubs that showcase live entertainment. Plus, many Galveston hotels are located close to downtown, so you can walk to just about all the attractions.
One of the best ways to get a feel for Galveston is to take a walk along Seawall Boulevard, a beachfront path that's also the longest sidewalk in America. Next, take a walk up The Strand, a boulevard filled with Victorian houses, shops, art galleries, and museums. Two must-see attractions are the Galveston Island Railway Museum (especially if you love trains and railroad history) and the "Pirates! Legends of the Gulf Coast" Museum. Ready for some sun and sand? You'll find it at Galveston Island State Park, which offers beaches, surfing, kayaking, and a host of other activities. There are plenty of cheap hotels in Galveston, so you can save enough money to indulge in water sports to your heart's content and have enough left for local delicacies.
All vacations in Galveston should include plenty of restaurant-hopping so that you can enjoy Galveston's pride and joy: fresh-caught, locally harvested seafood from the Gulf of Mexico. While you're here, be sure to fill up on shrimp, oysters, and the city's signature dish, Texas-style gumbo. Next, finish off your night at one of the many downtown bars showcasing local musicians—country music is big here, but you'll also find jazz, blues, and karaoke. Ready to go? Travelocity can search over 400 airlines and more than 510,000 hotels worldwide to help you find cheap flights to Houston, as well as hotels in Galveston, TX.
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The ladies at the front are very welcoming and sweet. The property itself is very nice, easy to get to, awesome scenery, and awesome view from the room. The pool and hot tub was relaxing, and that’s the main reason I got the hotel, was because of the hot tub. The only thing bad was the bed was extremely creaky (if you know what I mean), and the AC unit was loud. So nothing too crazy. Highly recommend this hotel!
Check in was slow and the room was not ready at check in time
Very close to the Strand, and other local attractions. Free breakfast. Clean, comfortable room.
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