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The Best Hotels to Book in College Station, Texas

Texas A&M Universitys football team has a huge and devoted fanbase
Texas A&M University's football team has a huge and devoted fanbase | © Zoonar GmbH / Alamy Stock Photo

Located northwest of Houston and northeast of Austin, College Station is home to Texas A&M, or Aggieland. The town of Bryan is next door, and together the two form the Bryan-College Station metro area. There is a real college-town feel here with shops, restaurants, entertainment, and of course, anything sports-related. Head there for a dose of Texan culture, a burgeoning nightlife and plenty of opportunities to stay active both indoors and outside. Book one of these top College Station hotels, available via Culture Trip.

Cavalry Court, for authentic Americana

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Cavalry Court bar area with wooden benches
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Across the street from Texas A&M University in Century Square, an urban, mixed-use area full of stores, dining, and restaurants, these hotel rooms have a rustic feel—think leather headboards and wood panels. Terraces overlook some of the four acres of landscaped courtyards where outdoor activities abound, with lawn games, bicycle rentals, firepits, and an outdoor pool. Every weekend, they offer live music while you dine and sip a cocktail at the Canteen Bar & Grill.

The George, for refined rustic rooms

Boutique Hotel, Hotel, Luxury

Outdoor pool with terrace and sleek architecture at The George
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This College Station hotel reflects the era when these Texan parts were known as old rail stops, with rooms and communal areas lined with rustic and historic décor. Located in Century Square, near College Station’s main attractions, take your key card from the hotel to enjoy discounts at local businesses such as 10 percent off food options like Paris Crepe & Café, spa services, and movies. If you want to spend a night in, enjoy local spirits at the elegant 1791 whiskey bar and catch one of many live events on display here.

Courtyard Bryan College Station, for outdoor pool time close to the stores

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Courtyard Bryan College Station modern room with patterned carpet and sliding doors
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Located in the southeast area of College Station, the Courtyard is located in a shopping district close to the George Bush Museum at College Station. Sleep well in rooms and suites with pastel feature walls, many with balconies, before sliding into the hotel’s Bistro for a morning Starbucks or morning eggs over easy – if you like it that much, return for dinner. For relaxation, spend some time under the Texan sun in the seasonal outdoor pool, surrounded by well-tended lawns.

Hilton College Station & Conference Center, for classic comfort

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Hilton College Station & Conference Center room with flatscreen, wall art and sweeping views
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Close to the college and the Northgate area of College Station, stay in classic, red-themed rooms near Kyle Field and the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library. Don’t worry about parking or taxis as the shuttle service will take you around town. Later, hit the pool deck overlooking a cooling waterfall and hot tub before a cocktail at Gallery Bar before tucking into Southern and Southwestern fare such as steaks at Bell Ranch.

Aloft College Station, for cool and colorful comfort

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Aloft College Station lobby area with funky lamps, sofas and digital wall art
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Close to the art exhibits at the J Wayne Stark Galleries on campus, book this vibrant hotel on University Drive for its fun and contemporary décor – pixelated patterns and city scenes in rooms – and atmosphere. If you’re visiting college friends, they’ll love the first-floor lounge that offers free wi-fi and the WXYZ bar for catching up over coffee and cocktails. Make memories in the outdoor splash pool before hitting the nearby bars and restaurants.

Texas A&M Hotel and Conference Center Doug Pitcock ’49, for sporting spirit

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Texas A&M Hotel and Conference Center with view of the stadium outside and sleek furniture
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This on-campus College Station hotel encompasses everything, Aggie. It overlooks Kyle Field, home to the football team, and every room is awash with their maroon and white colors with historic black-and-white photos of A&M history adorning the walls. Penthouses and suites are available for easy access to the rooftop pool. Dine at Proper Texas Kitchen on locally sourced Texas ingredients or at Block T Bar & Grill for a pint of Texas brew and a serving of spicy wings while watching the game.

Embassy Suites by Hilton College Station, for smart city suites

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Embassy Suites by Hilton College Station indoor pool with seating and loungers
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Smack dab in the city center, one block west of Texas A&M, you’ll have plenty to see and do close to this modern all-suite hotel – shops, dining, museums, and the Presidential Library, for fans of George H.W. Bush. After resting up in inky blue and beige-colored suites, sleeping four to six, you’ll love the hearty meals at the Saber Bar & Grill. You’re in Texas, so order a large, juicy steak and a loaded baked potato. Before heading out, enjoy a light complimentary evening reception with wines and small bites.

Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, College Station, TX, for country-cozy charm

Suite Hotel, Chain Hotel

Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, College Station room with sofa and desk in warm tones with wall art
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Ten minutes from Texas A&M and close to the airport, you’ll settle in well here with complimentary coffee and cookies and a country-cozy vibe, from lobby fireplaces to warm rooms with inviting reds and greens. Order breakfast and tea before taking a morning swim in the outdoor pool. Then, head out to the local parks in the area or take a quick ride to A&M or the Post Oak Mall for multiple retail stores and dining.

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