Description

Location. The Omni La Mansión del Rio is located in downtown San Antonio, Texas, overlooking the city's historic Riverwalk. This hacienda-style hotel is three blocks from the Alamo and seven blocks from the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. El Mercado, the largest Mexican market place in the United States, is eight blocks from the hotel. Hotel Features. The lobby's arched doorways lead to a Fully ...
by hotelscom on June 09, 2008 from hotelscom

Tips

Know Before You Go: Las Canarias is a restaurant worthy of the location.
by Citysearch on April 03, 2008 from Citysearch
The Extras: Sunday champagne brunch, served from 10:30am to 3pm, features a virtual island-of-delights and is presented buffet style. Though a little pricey ($38 for adults, $20 for kids,) it's well worth it.
by Citysearch on April 03, 2008 from Citysearch

Editorial Reviews

In Short Floor-to-ceiling windows and a creamy color scheme maintain the glow of Las Canarias' crisp but comfortable two-tiered interior. An outdoor dining area satisfies diners intrigued by the Riverwalk. Entrees feature Chef Scott Cohen's exotic unions such as Texas blue crab stuffed swordfish tempura. Other signature dishes include buffalo carpaccio with herbed quinoa and squash blossom ...
Rated 4.7 stars by Citysearch on April 03, 2008 from Citysearch
The Scene This historic building began as a private school in 1854. Eventually, it evolved into St. Mary's University's law school. In 1966 the blackboards were traded in for beds, and the property became one of the most elegant hotels along the Riverwalk. Its refined atmosphere is a welcome respite from the riverside bustle. The Details Today visitors are greeted by a lobby ...
Rated 4.9 stars by Citysearch on April 03, 2008 from Citysearch
The Bottom Line: Spanish Colonial design with luxurious decor where guests have access to the Watermark's exclusive spa. Guest Rooms and Rates: From $139.
by abouthotels on July 10, 2007 from abouthotels
This lushly landscaped Spanish hacienda-style hotel -- converted from a 19th-century seminary in 1968 -- not only oozes character, but is also convenient. It sits right on the Paseo del Río, just a block from the Majestic Theater. Moorish arches, Mexican tile, a central patio, wrought-iron balconies, and antique pieces in every nook and cranny combine to create a low-glitz, high-tone Mediterranean ...
by frommers on April 11, 2007 from frommers