College Station hotels and places to stay

If you prefer budget accommodations in College Station, there are 13 options to consider, such as Vineyard Court Designer Suites Hotel with rates at 95US$ or Days Inn By Wyndham College Station University Drive for 58US$ per night.

For a more upscale hotel with convenient Easterwood airport access, consider The Stella Hotel with a room rate starting from 253US$.

For those who would like to stay in a centrally situated area of College Station, look for a hotel such as Residence Inn Bryan College Station with room rates from 147US$. The 3-star Embassy Suites By Hilton College Station is at the heart of College Station and offers comfy accommodation at around 153US$ per night.

For those who prefer deluxe accommodations when staying in College Station, there is Hilton College Station & Conference Center and The George. Those wishing to stay in a boutique hotel near Boonville Heritage Park can choose from Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites College Station-Aggieland and Ramada By Wyndham College Station.

Those who are seeking comfy B&Bs can stop by MSC Forsyth Center Galleries, where they will find Howdy Hideaway with an outdoor swimming pool, a golf course and free private parking. Pick Comfort Suites Texas Ave. With its family rooms and short walking distance to Texas A&M Bonfire Memorial. Guests hoping to spend vacation relaxing in one of the College Station´s resorts may enjoy staying at Hawthorn Suites By Wyndham College Station, situated within walking distance of a valley and parks.

College Station is dealing with change.

Nestled in Brazos Valley's triangle in-between Fort Worth, Houston and Austin, College Station is always on the move with influences coming from outside the city from neighboring towns. It means that College Station thrives on eclecticism and embodies a mosaic of Texas' features.

On a visit to College Stationyou get involved with all of Texas. Booked.net can place you in a cheap hotel in College Stationor a luxury-appointed room all available with maps, photos and secure forms on each hotel.

Sitting at the crossroads, College Station is still a city with an obscured identity. This is because the city is compared with neighboring Bryan. Grounded by their complementary relationship, both cities suffer from being considered as a single entity, yet each prove themselves capable of offering unique experiences.

In fact, the only thing that links College Station with Bryan is history. The story of College Station began in Bryan when the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas was established in the area. Packed with students, Bryan faced a problem to accommodate the growing number of students' community. Consequently, College Station was planned to extend the possibilities of the campus.

Today both cities are still interwowen yet distinct. If Bryan is all about architecture, College Station is more energetic and moves on to more than 924 acres of green land dotted with upscale restaurants, theaters and on.

Other attractions include;

• Rudder Tower, the finest example of modern architecture and it overlooks the city standing 12 floors up

• Albritton Bell Tower, one of the highest structures in the city and stands 138 feet tall

• Northgate, a striking area in the city dotted with beautiful residences and old churches

• George Bush Presidential Library features rotating exhibits and is dedicated to the former American President

• The Children's Museum of the Brazos Valley offers fun and educational activities for kids

After sightseeing you can switch focus to the true life College Station as the city brims with music, art and theater activity like Broadway-like shows and premier ballet. In addition, College Station borders vineyards serving for wine processing in Texas.

Along with small-city warmth College Station maintains perfect infrastruture through numerous highways, international airlines and affordable taxi services within the city. Thus, in 10 minutes you can reach any city's part whether you book a hotel with Booked.net in the center or somewhere else.