The Best Hotels to Book Near Kyle Field, Texas

If you like a stellar experience, from cocktails by the pool to campfires on the patio, this slick hotel is for you. The outdoor spaces will leave you intoxicated with bliss faster than a tall glass of whiskey at the bar. By the time you spot the oversized windows with Bryan-College Station views, custom tiled bathroom and delicately upholstered headboard in your suite, you’ll be booking another night.

Feeling frazzled? This space will refresh and re-energize you in joyously bold red-and-orange rooms, particularly the bubbling bath in the king jacuzzi room. Dine on classic Texan biscuits and gravy, followed by a few laps in the outdoor pool or a soak in the balmy hot tub. Extend your stride just a bit farther to reach the pleasantly pretty green space that is Bee Creek Park.

Tiny touches elevate your experience at this colorful hotel, a 10-minute drive from Kyle Field. The platform beds, walk-in rainfall showers and 9ft (3m) ceilings will tempt you to spend a quiet night in. However, there’s some stiff competition from the W XYZ bar in the lobby. This chat-and-chill cocktail space overflows into the outdoor backyard with a splash pool where no one will judge you for dancing by yourself under the Texas stars.

You’ll have no trouble fitting in at this chunk of a hotel close to the university. All you’ll need is a swimsuit and a smile to enjoy the pool-front cabana suite. Unwind beside the whirlpool and waterfall, sliding from your spot on the pool deck only to refill your glass of lemonade. Walk two blocks south if you want to dig into a boatload of fast food and pub grub near the campus, or head over to the Bell Ranch Steakhouse for enough Texas beef to sink your pool float.

You’ll be smitten with the military-themed rooms at this red-brick building on the Texas A&M University campus. Who wouldn’t swoon over the custom claw-footed bathtub in the junior suite or the sliding barn doors between the bathroom and living space in the deluxe rooms? You’ll only appreciate these aesthetics for a moment because the outdoor elements will lure you, from courtyards with cozy firepits to lawn games and a sparkling pool as cool as a Texas breeze.

Indulge in the complimentary wine, beer and bites on offer at this modern hotel before heading out for the night. No matter how late you stay out, come back to a comfortable king suite with inky blue feature walls, and dial down for room service. The Saber Bar & Grill serves a great affordable lunch buffet that seems to taste better after an afternoon bumming around the indoor pool.

Bring your four-legged friend to this Tuscan-inspired, all-suite, pet-friendly hotel. It won’t bark at the thought of sitting and staying at this close-to-campus hotel, especially when it sees the dog park. Human perks include a nightly wine-and-cheese hour, a pretty Zen garden and an inviting outdoor pool.

Sitting on campus a short walk from Kyle Field, this hotel allows you to spoil yourself beyond your student-life dreams. You’ll sleep soundly in your maroon-and-white private suite with black-and-white shots of college life thanks to the in-room noise machine, herbal teas, scented diffusers and pillow menu. Ride around your old campus haunts on a rented bike, or feel like the top of the class in a private Kyle Field-view cabana at the rooftop pool.

Students, faculty and parents like this purpose-built brick hotel offering bountiful breakfasts and a seasonal outdoor pool, perfect for when you need to beat the Texas heat. If you have a student staying with you, treat them to a load of clean clothes using the laundry facilities.

No matter what time of year you visit, it’s a good time to spend the night in these soothing pale gray rooms with pastel splashes in southeast College Station, but it’s especially great in winter with Santa’s Wonderland down the road. There’s a Starbucks coffee in the lobby for you to grab after the Christmas-crazy kids drag you out of your queen bed. Kris Kringle’s amusement park is open during the holiday season, while the outdoor pool is open for cannonballs when the weather warms.