Book Hotels in Houston, Texas

Where are the best places to stay in Houston?

When you are trying to determine where to stay in Houston, you’ll enjoy that same freedom of choice, knowing that you can’t go wrong with any option. Travelocity can help you find Houston hotels that are a perfect match. Some of the more popular options are high-rise hotels in the contemporary downtown area, comfortable lodging close to universities and health care facilities, and upscale luxury accommodations in neighborhoods throughout the city.

Downtown:

Perhaps nowhere in the city is the convergence of opposites more evident than in downtown. Here, you’ll find a fast-paced business community by day and a dynamic entertainment hub come nightfall. Classic neighborhood pubs stand next to trendy nightclubs. And professional sports arenas offer you a chance to cheer on the big boys while open green areas allow you to watch life pass by at a slower speed. Because of the diversity—as well as its proximity to many of the city’s most popular attractions—downtown is home to many of the top hotels in Houston. Here are some of the best bets for staying downtown:

• Hyatt Regency Houston: Talk about an all-in-one hotel! Not only does the Hyatt Regency boast nearly 1,000 well-appointed rooms, it also has a roof-top pool to serve as a cooling oasis in the concrete jungle, flexible meeting space and conference facilities, and two of the most impressive restaurants in town. On street-level, you’ll find Shula’s Steak House—part of the award-winning group of chophouses started by the legendary football coach. Thirty-four floors above, you can enjoy dinner with a view in Spindletop, the city’s only revolving rooftop restaurant.
• Hilton Americas – Houston: Even though this was built as a business-traveler hotel with nearly 100,000 square feet of meeting space and a sky bridge to the convention center, the state-of-the-art hotel also offers a host of amenities like multiple bars, lounges, restaurants, and the largest Starbucks in Texas.

Whether you’re attending an important conference at the George R. Brown Convention Center, catching a game at the Toyota Center or Minute Made Park, or taking a leisurely stroll in the Discovery Green Park, your downtown hotel will put you close to the action.

Texas Medical Center Hotels:

While the hub of the neighborhood is the Texas Medical Center, there is much more here than just hospitals. With over 50 universities, medical institutions, and health care organizations hosting more than 7 million annual visitors, this is the largest life science center on the planet. Even though heart and cancer research facilities are the backbone of the medical center, visitors looking to rent a room in Houston—like at the Wyndham Hotel and Suites —can take advantage of other attractions in the area. The 445-acre Herman Park offers a tranquil setting with pedal boats, a teahouse, manicured gardens, and even a golf course. The Houston Museum District is also nearby, with The Museum of Fine Arts, The Health Museum, Rothko Chapel, and Contemporary Arts Museum Houston—all of which deliver a welcome diversion from the otherwise academic pursuits happening in other parts of the neighborhood.

Luxury Hotels:

Sometimes, all you want out of your vacation is to enjoy a side of life that you don’t have the chance to experience in your workaday world—or even in retirement for that matter. Pampering yourself with a stay at a luxury hotel is one way to live like royalty while you are away from home. In Houston, upscale accommodations like the Magnolia Hotel go far beyond a fancy mint on your pillow and a turndown service. Enjoy stunning modern decors, attentive world-class customer service, and other amenities like chic boutiques, trendy lounges, and indulging spas that help transport you to another place.

Whether you are looking for cheap hotels in Houston, the extravagance of an opulent resort, or comfortable accommodations conveniently located downtown, Travelocity can help you book your stay with ease. In typical Houston style, you’ll get two things that aren’t always found together—a great room at a great price.