Splashtown Hotel & Travel Guide

Don't sit around wondering about what you should do next. Splashtown is waiting.

We're sure you won't need much convincing to go see it in Houston, as it's a vibrant city to see in its own right.

You'll have 3 possible accommodations to pick from nearby. You might like to think about spending a night or two at the Comfort Suites and Best Western Plus Spring Inn & Suites, both within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Splashtown.

No-fuss services and comfortable rooms at budget prices. That is what awaits you when you make your reservation at one of the inexpensive hotels here. You can have a look at the Americas Best Value Inn-Houston FM 1960/ I-45 and the Americas Best Value Inn / I-45 North Houston.

Some travelers think that the best things in life are free. That might not always be true, as the luxury establishments in the area will certainly make for some lasting memories. To avoid disappointment, it could be wise to confirm a room well ahead of time. Try The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel & Convention Center and The Westin At The Woodlands.

Once you're done exploring Splashtown, take a leisurely stroll over to Donut Licious and enjoy a hot cup of coffee and the comfy surroundings. If you have a couple of extra hours and an appreciation for eating, you can also enjoy the delicious food at Wendy's. Sit back and push away your hassles with a cold drink. Stadium Bar & Grill is another short walk away, and the staff will be all too happy to serve you.

Other Things to Do Near Splashtown

Once you're done with Splashtown, don't forget about the area's other sights:

If business management interests you, you might enjoy seeing ExxonMobil Campus.
You'll be enchanted by the variety of animal species at TGR Exotics Wildlife Park.
Lovers of nature should visit Mercer Arboretum and Botanic Gardens. Look up the names of the shrubs and trees that thrive there, or simply enjoy being out in nature.
Feel relaxed and chill at The Woodlands Golf Resort, a notable local resort.
If you're searching for a place to keep the kids busy, you can check out National Museum of Funeral History.

The best thing I can say about the place is that it was located near some good fast food restaurants and a grocery store, not to mention several gas stations. Beyond that it was your standard low-cost motel. The keycard slot didn't work well. The area under the beds looked like it hadn't been cleaned in ages. The 2 beds were almost big enough to be full sized beds, and for some reason, when we came back at the end of day one only one of the beds was made. Worse strike against them is that the Travelocity posting still advertises breakfast service when current pandemic conditions make that impossible to deliver; something they confirmed once I checked in. With the pandemic's end nowhere in sight I don't see the reason to keep advertising breakfast service. You're better off either bringing your own or heading out to one of the nearby establishments. Also, when checking in you're charged $50, separate from the cost of the room, in case you trash the room & they need to recuperate the cost. If you use a card to play it you'll be charged a non-refundable surcharge, though if the room is fine when they check it after your stay the $50 will be returned to your card. I don't know how they'll handle that if you pay with cash. In sum, its a decent low budget place to bed down for a night or two.