Visit San Antonio

San Antonio river walk was great. The mall was great, the restaurants were great. The Mexican buffet was my favorite The San Marcos Rivers were awesome The public pools were fun, attractions were great.

We loved going downtown to the Riverwalk and especially loved riding scooter downtown. Aquatica at SeaWorld is a good way to spend the day with the kids but definitely recommend buying the All-day dine if you stay all day. Round 1 by Northstar mall was a favorite of my kids, it's a arcade with a bowling alley and a karaoke room and many other activities including Japanese claw games, hundreds of them! So many good restaurants we could never fit them all in one trip Rudy's BBQ was our favorite barbecue, although we ate at Bill Miller's because of the price, too many Mexican places to name, but Willie's ice house and grill is always my favorite place to go when I go to San Antonio.

River walk was good, would have love to have information about what is around there. But every information booth, was just trying to push their agenda. Some live music venue missed out on a large tab, because I couldn’t find them. Had a great time, great weather around memorial day in San Antonio. More tropical than I thought. Lots of palm trees and lots of people if you are into that kind of thing. Visited the caves outside of town, well worth it on the way in or out of you are driving. I would stay close the main loop on the river walk, Wyndham is at least a 30 minute brisk walk.

Warden

I love San Antonio! There is always something to do. Such a big place with so many attractions and restaurants. If you try something new every visit you will never be bored. If you need a new food spot, small whole in the wall type place try one of these places: Blanco Cafe Thousand Oaks Cafe Josephine Street Cafe

andrea United States of America

My husband and I, as well as two new friends we met from Stuttgart, Germany, agreed that a day and a half, two days at most, is appropriate for San Antonio. The main attraction, outside of The Alamo, seems to be the River Walk District. We chose to take an Uber to visit some sites outside of the main San Antonio attraction district like The Pearl and The San Antonio Farmers Market. The River Walk District can be a bit touristy - especially with chain restaurants and bars. If you have families, you might choose to take a drive to the five other Missions, the San Antonio Zoo and Six Flags. We recommend taking in some of the local culture at the San Antonio Farmers Market and enjoying a lazy Sunday at The Pearl District (which has a small farmers market, green spaces for eating food from surrounding restaurants and pop-ups, and interesting shopping). Take in some LOCAL (not chain) restaurants for great food and take long walks around San Antonio -- researching the great city history.

Cottrell United States of America

Hotel was central city was clean helpful people river walk was good Alamo was good history hop on hop off bus was very convenient Mexican markets would have been to far to walk but the bus stopped right outside heaps of cafes and restaurants