Arlington hotels and places to stay

If you need a cheap hotel, you'll find 25 budget-friendly options in Arlington, such as Ranger Inn & Suites and Motel 6 Arlington Tx.

If you want to be in the hustle and bustle of things, pick Oasis Motel or The Sanford House Inn & Spa in the very heart of Arlington. The Thornton Inn Bed And Breakfast is a well-known 3-star property situated in the very heart of the downtown.

Live By Loews - Arlington Tx is 4-star accommodation with the best location right next to Texas Rangers. The 3-star Hilton Garden Inn Dallas Arlington is a boutique hotel in Arlington offering an outdoor swimming pool, a Jacuzzi and tubing. Chain hotels include the 3-star Courtyard By Marriott Dallas Arlington South, with fantastic features including a tennis court, an outdoor swimming pool and a Jacuzzi.

Those who are looking for cozy apartments in Arlington should check out Kasa Arlington Apartments - another good option near Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts. If you're looking for a homey place to stay, consider Arlington Villa B&B apartment, situated beside Bible Way Church. If you're traveling with kids and want to select from hotels near Tilt, the most suggested options will be Lux Hotel & Spa, Trademark Collection By Wyndham and Red Roof Inn Arlington - Entertainment District. Hawthorn Suites By Wyndham Arlington/Dfw South is rated one of the best resorts in Arlington, offering an outdoor swimming pool, a picnic area and a Jacuzzi.

     Arlington, Texas is regarded as “boomburg'' because of its fast-growing suburbia.

     During recent decades this term was coined to describe new suburban communities appearing like mushrooms in post-war America. It was one of these housing booms that breathed life into the upcoming city of Arlington.

     You can discover more about life in Arlington on your trip there. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Arlington to luxury offers all available at Booked.net. Check them out with maps, photos and secure forms at our website.

     Even though post-war success brought to Arlington a burden of large-scale industrialization with General Motors assembly in the city, but a hundred years back Arlington was a small town.

     The city was established in 1875, but began to take shape as a modern city when the railroad arrived a year later. This made Arlington a main crossing for cotton and foods exchange because of its setting, 20miles west to Dallas and 12miles east to Fort Worth. Thriving on its location, Arlington became a center of cotton-ginning and farming, gas transfers and telephone services. By 1910, Arlington could boast of a public school system that ended in population grew from 3, 031 people to more than 4000 residents before World War II. 

     Today the city's 380,084-strong population sets it apart from Dallas and Fort Worth as the most inhabited city in Metroplex. If locals are bringing Arlington forward, its architecture breathes with the nostalgia of old days.

Attractions include;

- The Game Baseball Museum traces the history of the game through baseball uniforms, balls, equipment, playing cards and photographs

- The Children's Learning Center features exhibits on baseball and fields as science, math and history

- The Rangers Ballpark in Arlington covers 17,000sqft. and is the only of its kind in professional sports

- Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, the largest water park in the Southwest

     With time Arlington grew from a rural paradise to the urbanized area with a large number of entertainments. The city teems with activities like strolls around Hurricane Harbor, a tour of Cowboys Stadium, the billion dollar stadium and shopping, dining within the city.

     Years of history have filled Arlington with sites to see, things to do and places to stay. Booked.net can offer you all hotels in Arlington at the lowest available price.