Book a Hotel near National Ranching Heritage Center, Lubbock

Not every globetrotter will have the opportunity to explore National Ranching Heritage Center. When you arrive there, you'll be grateful that you were one of the lucky ones!

You can find it in Lubbock, approximately 330 miles (531 kilometers) out of the state capital, Austin.

Only staying for a limited amount of time? Make a reservation at one of the 12 hotels that are situated within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of National Ranching Heritage Center. Just 0.9 miles (1.4 kilometers) away, you can lay your head at the Overton Hotel and Conference Center. A couple of other choices are the Staybridge Suites Lubbock, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, and the Woodrow House Bed and Breakfast, 1 mile (2 kilometers) away.

If you like a great deal, there are a handful of inexpensive hotels nearby that are sure to fit the bill. You will find the Americas Best Value Inn Medical Center / Lubbock, a mere 1 mile (2 kilometers) away, and the Days Inn Lubbock- Texas Tech University- 4th Street is only 0.9 miles (1.4 kilometers) away.

Within easy walking distance of National Ranching Heritage Center, 7-Eleven is the perfect spot to immerse yourself in the area's cafe scene. Also close by is Blue Sky Texas, a popular establishment that serves a variety of satisfying meals. Visitors desiring a drink or two should pull up a stool at Fourth Street Sports Bar, also conveniently located within walking distance.

Other Things to Do Near National Ranching Heritage Center

• Perhaps not the most grand or famous museum, Museum of Texas Tech University could still be worth checking out if you have a passion for learning.
• Revisit your college days with a scheduled visit to Texas Tech University.
• Try and find the fairways at Rawls Course, a great place to kick back and play a few games.
• If the time is right, prebook a guided tour through the Vietnam Archives at Texas Tech to see the energy within this institution.
• To be sure that memories from the past are never left behind, the local area put up Buddy Holly's Grave so everyone could look on in memory.