A San Antonio Trip is Always an Amazing Time

A San Antonio Trip is Always an Amazing Time, San Antonio, Texas

A San Antonio trip is always an amazing time, but this was not our typical trip. This time, we didn’t go in the RV; we didn’t drive our car. Steve and I flew! We saw sights like the Alamo and the River Walk, but this was mostly a new experience.

We have visited San Antonio many times, but who flies to San Antonio from the Houston area? A fantastic airline ticket price and companion fare were responsible for this oddity. It was an enjoyable experience, but we discovered it was easier to drive ourselves there.

Also, not at all typical, we decided not to rent a car. Car rental rates are outrageous these days, and being the frugal, retired-income souls we are, we did not want to pay a $35/day parking fee at the hotel either. We walked a lot, but Uber was our dear friend more than once, too.

We had the very best experience with Uber drivers and Lyft drivers in San Antonio. Our drivers were always only a few minutes away when we made a ride request. Steve and I also enjoyed visiting with our drivers; each had a great story to share.

We have stayed in many Hotel Indigos in the last decade. I love the modern décor and uniqueness of each property. Our favorite was the Hotel Indigo, which we stayed at in Rome a few years ago. It was within walking distance of so many sights we wanted to see and is an outstanding hotel. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: A San Antonio Trip is Always an Amazing Time
Guide Location: USA » San Antonio
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Deborah Whatley
Read it on Author's Website: https://alwayswanttogo.com/a-san-antonio-trip-is-always-an-amazing-time/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • Hotel Indigo
  • River Walk
  • Buckhorn Saloon and Museum
  • Cathedral of San Fernando
  • Vietnam War Memorial
  • Majestic Theater
  • The Alamo
  • Spanish Governer’s Palace
  • Witte Museum
  • Historic Market Square
  • Mi Tierra
  • Guillermo’s
  • La Boulangerie
  • Pinkerton’s Barbeque
  • Guadalajara Grill

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