The Crockett Hotel
San Antonio, Texas
320 Bonham Street, San Antonio, Texas 78205-2083
Original Property Opened in 1909
Historic Hotels of America member since 2010
Nestled in the heart of San Antonio, the Crockett Hotel offers a one-of-a-kind experience just steps from the iconic Alamo, where the legendary Davy Crockett made his final stand in 1836. Originally built in 1909 as a lodge for the Three Link Fraternity, this historic hotel is as much a part of San Antonio’s heritage as the folk hero it’s named after. Positioned on hallowed ground, the Crockett Hotel is a proud Historic Hotel Alamo Partner and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Combining timeless Texas charm with modern comfort, the Crockett Hotel blends Southern hospitality with historic elegance. From the restored architectural details that tell the story of the past to the charming plantation shutters framing stunning views of the Alamo, every corner of the hotel reflects the spirit of the Lone Star State. Guests will also appreciate the local artwork displayed throughout, showcasing the culture and craftsmanship of San Antonio.
Guestrooms and suites offer a relaxing retreat after a day of exploration, ensuring each stay is both comfortable and memorable. For an authentic taste of Texas, don’t miss the Crockett Tavern, where guests can indulge in smoky barbecue and flavorful Tex-Mex, the perfect way to experience the region’s bold flavors.
Whether to immerse in history or discover the best of San Antonio, the Crockett Hotel—a proud Historic Hotel Alamo Partner—provides the perfect home base for any Texas adventure.
Discover
- Discover the Rich History and Texas Charm of the Crockett Hotel. At the Crockett Hotel, take a moment to admire its imposing façade—a true testament to the rich history and enduring legacy of San Antonio. Built in 1909 by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, this six-story structure stands as a striking example of Classic Revival-style architecture, showcasing the craftsmanship and grandeur of its era. In 1927, a seven-story west wing was added, enhancing the hotel’s stature and providing a unique blend of old-world charm with modern comforts.
- Learn the fascinating history of the Crockett Hotel. It originally designed to serve as both a hotel and a fraternal lodge, honoring the courageous defenders of the Alamo—the very place where Davy Crockett and other heroes made their legendary stand. This connection to history makes the Crockett Hotel not just a place to stay, but a living tribute to Texas’ independent spirit and its pivotal role in shaping the state’s legacy.
- Marvel at the interior the hotel, where the charm of Texas history continues to unfold. From the brilliant architecture to the carefully curated collection of Texas-inspired art, guests can immerse themselves in the cultural richness that defines San Antonio. The hotel’s artwork highlights key moments from the Alamo and honors Davy Crockett, the legendary figurehead for whom the hotel is named. Known as the "King of the Wild Frontier," Crockett’s larger-than-life persona and enduring legacy shine through in the displays throughout the hotel.
Explore
- Explore The Alamo, just steps from the Crockett Hotel, this U.S. National Historic Landmark is where Davy Crockettand a brave group of Texas defenders made their stand during the 1836 siege.
- Visit Brackenridge Park & Zoo, A historic park featuring the San Antonio Zoo, a miniature train, and the peaceful Japanese Tea Garden, offering a blend of nature and culture.
- Take a walk through Hemisfair Park. The site of the 1968 World’s Fair, this park is home to the iconic Tower of the Americas and a beautiful water garden for a quiet escape.
- Tour San Fernando Cathedral, built in 1731, this stunning Spanish colonial church is one of the oldest in the U.S. and a center of San Antonio’s Catholic heritage.
- Shop at Market Square, A historic open-air plaza known for its vibrant Mexican marketplace, where visitors can shop for traditional crafts, enjoy local food, and immerse in the rich cultural history of the area.
Experience
- Experience a show at the Majestic Theatre. See world-class performances at the Majestic Theatre, a beautifully restored historic venue known for Broadway shows, concerts, and more. Its grand architecture and stunning interior make it a must-visit for any arts enthusiasts.
- Enjoy a performance at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. For a more intimate setting, the Tobin Center is San Antonio’s premier venue for live music, ballet, opera, and theater performances. The modern design and state-of-the-art acoustics offer a top-tier experience for any cultural event.
- Take a River Walk Tour, explore the heart of San Antonio with a guided tour along the San Antonio River Walk. Stroll under lush canopies, admire the charming architecture, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of one of the city’s most iconic features.
- Explore the Missions of San Antonio and discover the historic San Antonio Missions, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the Mission San José, Mission San Juan, Mission Espada, and Mission Concepción to learn about the city’s colonial past and the role these missions played in the spread of Christianity in Texas.
- Hop aboard the Old Town Trolley for a fun, guided tour of San Antonio’s top attractions. This tour offers a convenient way to explore the city’s rich history, including landmarks like the Alamo, San Fernando Cathedral, and the King William Historic District. With convenient hop-on, hop-off access, guests can explore at own pace while learning about San Antonio’s fascinating past.
Taste
- Taste the best of San Antonio. Start the culinary adventure with a bite at the Crockett Tavern, located right inside the Crockett Hotel, where guests can savor delicious Texas fare in a charming, historic setting.
- Have a quick pick-me-up and head to the Alamo Plaza Coffee Bar to enjoy freshly brewed coffee and light breakfast options to start the day.
- Take a stroll along the San Antonio River Walk, where guests find a wide variety of eateries offering everything from authentic Tex-Mex to riverfront dining. Right next door, explore the Shops at Rivercenter for even more dining options, with everything from casual bites to gourmet experiences.