The Best Hotels to Book Near Six Flags Fiesta Texas

Overlooking the rolling Texas Hill Country, La Cantera is a modern resort ranch. Rustic-luxe decor is prominent in all 496 rooms, 34 boutique-style villas and the adults-only floor. A bit of country is found in every detail, from the massive stone fireplace in the lobby and wood-beamed ceiling to the kids’ outdoor programming. For a taste of Texas, try the restaurant, which serves southern favorites such as venison and quail. There are private running trails and two top golf courses. If you’d rather relax, indulge at the spa or lounge by one of five pools, including an adults-only infinity pool.

Inspired by the sun-drenched villas of Italy, the Eilan brings a dose of elegance to San Antonio. It’s every bit as opulent as you might imagine – the rooms and suites are decorated in neutral colors with marble and wood accents. You can relax at the outdoor pool with private cabanas. There’s also a fitness center with a dance studio, an indoor junior Olympic-size lap pool, a virtual golf room and two tennis courts. There are also exquisite restaurants – savor modern Texas cuisine at Sustenio or head to Mercato Cafe, a lively Italian market and deli.

If you want to focus on the fun, this Courtyard combines Marriott amenities with a classic style. Each room comes with coffee and tea facilities and a mini-fridge. There’s a room for every family, from a standard-size room with a sofa bed to a spacious king room with a living area. If you need a snack, beverage or forgot a toiletry item, there’s also a 24-hour mini-mart. The Bistro serves smashed avocado on toast and Starbucks coffee for breakfast. Outside, you’ll find a tree-lined pool and there’s also a fitness center.

Just a few miles from the theme park, the WaterWalk Northwest provides apartment-style rooms with up to three bedrooms. Each spacious suite features living areas with wood-style plank flooring, high-end appliances, generous storage space and full-size washers and dryers. You can relax in the pool, arrange a picnic in the outdoor grill area or work out in the fitness center.

Shuttle back and forth to Six Flags on the free transport provided by Embassy Suites by Hilton. The suites are decked in a minimalist-chic style, with one- and two-room options available – the latter sleeping up to six. Guests also receive perks, such as a free made-to-order breakfast and evening reception including beer, wine, premium spirits and light snacks. Relax at the outdoor pool, which has a lounge area, cabanas and fireplace. The hotel also has a fitness center and a 24-hour market.

Continue the family fun at the San Antonio Hotel. About 7mi (11km) from the theme park, this hotel is worth the extra few minutes in your car due to its kid-friendly amenities. Adults will love the southwestern-themed rooms with minibars and coffee makers. But the real star here is the kid-themed rooms: the colorful aquatic children’s suite includes a 3D coral wall, stingray bean bags and a saltwater fish tank. The room is full of surprises, such as a treasure chest full of books and costumes. Plus, the hotel has an indoor and outdoor pool, along with hot tubs.

A visit to this JW Marriott is like a visit to a theme park. The hotel has the River Bluff Water Experience, which offers plenty of slides, a lazy river, an adults-only infinity pool and a sandy kids’ play area. Within 600 acres (243ha) of oak-covered hills, the resort is also home to nature trails and a rejuvenating spa, plus there’s weekly classes held in the fitness center. For little ones, there’s a game room, a billiards room, table tennis and weekly kids’ activities. Room perks include a one-year complimentary subscription to Golf Digest, two welcome drinks per stay in one of the seven restaurants and basketball and tennis court access.

This Hyatt Regency has more than 500 country-chic rooms, including over 50 suites. But you won’t be in your room for long – this resort is chock-full of fun activities the entire family will love. It’s home to a waterpark, featuring a lazy river, wave machine, multiple pools and lots of thrilling waterslides. The resort, which is more Texas-ranch than theme park, offers hiking trails, bicycle rentals, a sand volleyball court, a tennis court, a golf course and a spa.

Established in 1894 as a brewery, this architectural monument is now a unique boutique hotel. Reminders of its brewhouse past infuse the 146 rooms and suites, library, eateries and lobby. The rooms are designed in a luxury-meets-industrial style, with custom-built furniture, original stonework and Spanish tiles. Expect a La Babia margarita welcome drink, made with freshly squeezed lime juice, orange liqueur and premium tequila. The in-room minibars come stocked with the true tastes of South Texas. The hotel also offers a rooftop pool with a repurposed 1960s beer delivery truck as the bar. Take one of the complimentary Electra cruiser bikes for a spin around the historic Pearl District.

Welcoming guests for more than 100 years, and now designated a national historic site, the St Anthony embodies old-world luxury. The lobby greets guests with high ceilings, French Empire antique furniture, a grand piano and Italian marble. The glamor extends into the rooms and suites. All rooms include pillow top beds, marble tubs and an eclectic mix of furniture. Book the spacious John Wayne Suite for a well-stocked bar and a cozy fireplace. After a long day of thrill rides at Six Flags, head to the rooftop to relax in the infinity pool and private cabanas.