A genuine San Antonio, Texas, treasure, The Historic Menger Hotel was originally built in 1859 and stands next door to The Alamo. The famed Riverwalk, the Children's Museum and the Buckhorn Museum are one block from the hotel. Within six blocks of the hotel are La Villita and Market Square.

Chefs at the Colonial Room Restaurant prepare American regional cuisine in a white table cloth environment. The Menger Bar is a replica of London's House of Lords Pub with cherry paneling and glass cabinets. More than 11,000 square feet of flexible pre function space is available throughout the hotel, including the Plaza Ballroom, poolside meeting rooms and a terrace overlooking the Menger Court.

The business center provides a computer and photocopy and fax machine.

A Courtyard Garden looks out onto the outdoor pool and spa tub, offering light fare in a scenic and private environment.

Poolside service is available here from onsite dining establishments. The hotel offers European style spa treatments including massages, scrubs, facials and a Finnish sauna. A fitness center with cardiovascular and strength training equipment is also on the property.

The 316 guestrooms of The Historic Menger Hotel feature antique and contemporary style furnishings, high ceilings and views of the courtyard, the Alamo and city gardens. High speed Internet access is complimentary. Rooms include televisions with cable access and video game consoles.

This hotel was built in 1859, only 23 years after the historic battle at the Alamo. Along with its original neoclassical Victorian lobby, fine antiques and artwork, the hotel is known for the number of apparition sightings around the property at least 32 ghosts to date.