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Holiday rentals in San Antonio

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Superhost
Guest suite in Helotes
Luxurious Retreat Between Six Flags and SeaWorld.
Hill Country get away overlooking the city. Separate and private quarters with a spacious living room, full kitchen, bedroom w/closet, bathroom w/shower, and a beautiful back porch. Ten minutes away from Fiesta Texas (watch their fireworks from your private balcony or bed every Saturday at 9:15 during summer) and Sea World, twenty minutes from downtown, and one mile away from Old Town Helotes. Pool and hot tub are available to our guests for additional fee of $50 per day.
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in San Antonio
Exclusive RiverWalk Apartment: Feel like locals.
As a guest, you will enjoy the rich history of our home with the comfort of the 21st century. Our home is one of only a handful of homes backing up to the RiverWalk, in the heart of King William, the first historic district in Texas. The apartment faces the river and you will love the view. Our goal is to exceed your expectations and deliver an exceptional experience. Come stay at the perfect place to enjoy the charm of our city.
Professional Host
Superhost
Guest suite in San Antonio
Casita Lindaa Casita
My place is ideally located, you will love it. Close to important shopping centers and restaurants, airport, main access roads and public transportation. It is a brand new, about 400 sf converted space with the right ambiance , great outdoors space, modern and charming. The neighborhood is pleasant and quiet . My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.
Individual Host

Stay near San Antonio's top sights

San Antonio River Walk804 locals recommend
SeaWorld San Antonio803 locals recommend
The Alamo879 locals recommend
San Antonio Zoo569 locals recommend
The Rim218 locals recommend
Alamodome123 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in San Antonio

Superhost
Apartment in San Antonio
The Condo (close to airport + free parking, gated)
Superhost
Flat in San Antonio
Close to Pearl | DT | Riverwalk| Zoo| Tobin Center
Superhost
Guest suite in Downtown San Antonio
Alma del Rio
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in San Antonio
Complete Cozy Stylish 1BR/1BA Near Downtown
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in San Antonio
Classic 1BR/1BA Charming Apt w/ Modern Upgrades
Professional Host
Superhost
Loft in San Antonio
The Historic Nix House Riverwalk Loft - Downtown
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Downtown San Antonio
Beautiful Modern 1-Bedroom 1-Bath Apartment
Superhost
Flat in San Antonio
Lavish 1 Bedroom in a high-rise building!
Superhost
Loft in San Antonio
Dazzling Downtown Contemporary Loft Full Furnished
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Downtown San Antonio
Downtown SAT | On Riverwalk | King Bed | Walkable
Superhost
Flat in Downtown San Antonio
On Riverwalk l River Lights l Parking l Downtown
Superhost
Flat in San Antonio
Biggie's NY Style Vacation Loft* w/Amazing Pool
Individual Host

Your guide to San Antonio

All About San Antonio

San Antonio’s roots date back hundreds of years, to when the Republic of Texas and Mexico fought one of the most famous battles in US history — the Battle of the Alamo. The Alamo Mission is a well-preserved centrepiece of the city, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2015. Five Spanish missions built in the 1700s remain here, along with one of the country’s oldest cathedrals, the gothic-style San Fernando Cathedral.

The 24-kilometre San Antonio River Walk runs through the city centre, where pedestrian-only streets line both sides of the river and offer restaurant patios serving Tex-Mex cuisine. Market squares along the walk sell artisan goods from handmade bags and huipil dresses to vibrant piñatas. Near the northern River Walk, San Antonio’s Museum Reach is home to the city’s best art, history, and science museums. Here you can see everything from ancient world exhibits at the San Antonio Museum of Art to contemporary paintings at the McNay Museum of Art. Nearby, Texas natural history and science are on display at the Witte Museum.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in San Antonio

San Antonio has primarily dry weather, except for hot, humid summers. In July, the city hosts the annual music festival combining classical music from the symphony and locally inspired cocktails. Spring and autumn are both cool and comfortable and host some of the city’s most-loved cultural events. The week-long Fiesta San Antonio in April commemorates those who fought in the Alamo and the Battle of San Jacinto, and the event features live music, food, and a flower parade where every float is made entirely of floral designs.

San Antonio celebrates its Mexican heritage in October with Dia de Los Muertos — Day of the Dead — one of the largest celebrations of its kind in the country, honouring loved ones who have passed with extravagant altars, parades, and traditional foods from Mexican sweet bread to tamales. Winter in San Antonio is cold and brief. For three weekends in December, candles line the River Walk at night, and glowing boats pass through the river at the annual Fiesta de las Luminarias.


Top things to do in San Antonio

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

The San Antonio Missions National Historical Park is one of the only UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Texas, and it preserves four missions established by Spain throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. The 15-mile hike and bike trail at the site offers an easy way to guide yourself through the four stone-clad buildings and alongside the Mission Reach river waters lined with riparian woods.

Historic Market Square

San Antonio’s outdoor Market Square is one of the most extensive Mexican-themed markets in the southern United States. Colourful papel picado — glossy, flag-like papers — hang above hundreds of local shops lining the pedestrian-only streets. The farmers’ market sells homemade goods like marmalades, Mexican pastries, and spices. Small boutiques offer artisan goods from metallic artwork and Talavera pottery to handmade muñecas (dolls) and leather accessories. While you’re there, you can visit more than 20 artisans onsite, at work on their crafts.

San Antonio Museum of Art

The San Antonio Museum of Art (SAMA) is a free museum along San Antonio’s River Walk, set in a former brewery from the late 1800s. Live oak trees more than 300 years old surround the outdoor SAMA sculpture gardens, while some of its most renowned indoor exhibits house collections from ancient Greece, Egypt, Rome, and Latin America.

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