San Antonio is by far the most culturally diverse city in Texas, successfully fusing Mexican and American cultures. Tex- Mex cuisine abounds along the picturesque Riverwalk where one can glide along the canals in a narrated riverboat tour taking in a history lesson while viewing sights and sounds along the way. For me, the best of the best is waiting in the Pearl district. Once an active brewery, it's now replete with a luxury hotel, a variety of eateries and an eclectic mix of boutiques and an interesting book store, as well as the culinary school. Whether a long weekend or an extended stay, San Antonio has much to offer.

Estela Has been more than helpful! We are hopeful that this service is amazing and we have big hopes!

I stopped by this morning and Ben helped me get a great room downtown, was just an all around helpful friendly guy. A true asset to represent this beautiful City of San Antonio..

Visited San Antonio this past weekend with my family. The overall experience of the city is nice BUT... their parking is extremely expensive (and timed), there is alot of construction and is hard to navigate if you do not know the city. I also noticed 3 extra taxes, aside the state tax, which i never noticed before (picture included). Some "Mexican restaurants" like "Mi Tierra" play on stereotypes with over priced food and subpar quality (definitely cater to foreigners who do not know real mexican cooking and expect the "mariachi" experience of those golden age of cinema stereotypes of mexico). Overall, expect to pay alot for some services (bring extra money), make sure you map out where you want to go in advance with updated locations for re-routing options.

Do not go to San Antonio by car!! The whole town is a towing car SCAM!!!! Even if you pay they do tow your car!! Not worth it until they do not close down the illegal companies!!! Read about the parking comments and you will know. So you are warned!!