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Drink Under the String Lights at This Stylish HomeKick back in a striped armchair and plan the day's adventures in the open-concept living area at this chilled space. This upstairs unit is located in the front building of a stunning 1930’s duplex. Share a sunny lunch in the private courtyard, then head inside to soak up the natural light. Just minutes from the Texas Medical Center, business hubs, sports arenas, restaurants, shops, and the Museum District. 24/7 Video surveillance so you can feel 100% safe.
Cozy and Lux King Bed w/Wi-Fi, Cable, Free ParkingEnjoy a peaceful stay located in the Westchase District of Houston , minutes from The Energy Corridor, Memorial City Mall, Galleria Mall and all major freeways. Just walking distance from local Restaurants, Retail Stores and Live Entertainment. Free WiFi, Parking, and Cable TV available
Cozy 2BR Apt in TMC by NRG w/ Free Wifi & Parking!This gated 2 King/Queen Bedroom and 1 Bath Apartment is located in the Texas Medical Center, right by the NRG Stadium. It is just 15 minutes away from The Galleria and Downtown. Enjoy everything Houston has to offer from parks, museums, shopping malls, coffee shops, and the best restaurants in the city all within 8 minutes. The unit has 5-star amenities including: -Free Parking -Keurig Coffee Maker -High-Speed Wifi -Smart TVs -Gym -Pool -Air Fryer -Blender -Toaster -Washer and Dryer
Wake Up on Cloud Nine in a Luxurious King Bed in the Middle of Houston! Close to Everything - You are in the Loop- Literally. Great for Couples and Friends. Free Covered Parking for one Vehicle and Visitor Parking for an additional Vehicle. { 2 } Roku TVs - Stream your Favorite Shows on Netflix, Hulu, and Etc., Charging Stations in Bedrooms & Living Rooms, Keurig Coffee Maker, Waffle Maker, and More. Ideal Location for Sporting Events, Entertainment & Medical Center Professionals/Patients
Relax and unwind in our luxury and skillfully decorated oasis. Come home to a peaceful retreat after a day exploring Houston. Enjoy the scenic views or relax inside a luxurious, light filled space that is warm and welcoming. This private terrace level unit includes an upscale kitchen for cooking. Our space is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized before each stay. Less than 5 minutes to the Texas medical center ,fine dining, and attractions. You’ll sure to keep yourself entertained.
"The living room has an electric fireplace with a modern couch. A 50 inch TV with wifi. The bedroom has a queen size bed with walk-in closet access while the bathroom has a large tub and stand up shower. A newly built lobby space offering, a billiards table, a resident coffee bar, and fitness center. Minutes away from the Texas Medical Center, Houston Museum District, NRG Stadium, and Hermann Park, with easy access to the most sought after locations in Downtown Houston. Free garage parking."
Wake Up on Cloud 9 in a Luxurious King Bed in the Middle of Houston! Close to EVERYTHING- You are in the Loop- Literally. Great for Couples and Family. Free Covered Parking for one Vehicle and Visitor Parking for an additional Vehicle. (3) Roku TVs - Stream your Favorite Shows on Netflix, Hulu, and Etc., Charging Stations in Bedrooms & Living Rooms, Keurig Coffee Maker, Waffle Maker, and More. Ideal Location for Medical Professionals, Medical Patients, and central Located Events.
"Space Center Houston is a leading science and space learning center, the official visitor center of NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston and a Smithsonian Affiliate museum." It is a great place to visit for everyone, while it is a museum with lots of information to read. They also have a great tour to see historic spaces, as well as some rockets, and the space shuttle. Even for non tech interested people its a great way to spend some hours.
Room accommodations include 1 bedroom with queen bed with your own private entry and bath. This room overlooks the spa and pool located just a few steps away. A second adjoining bedroom with queen bed is also available for an additional fee. Guests have said Paradise Villa feels like their own private resort and that it's conveniently located so close to NASA, Kemah, Galveston and other attractions. Please be aware that I live on site with a dog and cat that have the run of the outside area.
Relaxing 4 bedroom house. Enjoy the beautiful coastal environment of Seabrook Texas. Nested between the Kemah Boardwalk and Nasa, enjoy clear lake and the beautiful parks and trails within walking distance. It’s a short walk to the lake and plenty of recreational activities, fishing, kayaks, biking. Nice quiet neighborhood. Wifi & 2 TVs. Two dining tables. Tanning bed in the master bedroom. Quiet neighborhood. No parties allowed.
This condo is in a gated community conveniently located on Clear Lake and NASA Parkway with coastal decor. You will enjoy the southern facing balcony that allows you to enjoy the sunrise and sunset and overlook the marina and community pool. It is a pet-friendly 2 bed 2 bath 1000 sqft open concept single story layout on the 2nd floor of 3 with all new kitchen appliances and modern amenities to enjoy your stay.
This museum has it all – a dinosaur hall, planetarium, IMAX theater, and butterfly exhibit. I’ve always enjoyed the gemstone collection. Parking can be a nightmare since the zoo is close-by. I’d Uber there instead.
Tranquil Mid-century modern home in the heart of Houston's Museum District and very close to the Texas Medical Center, Hermann Park, Rice University, Rice Village, and Montrose. This updated 1947 vintage house in highly desirable Boulevard Oaks is a true urban retreat for couples, business travelers, museum visitors, Medical Center patients, Rice U families, and others who desire quiet, tasteful surroundings in Houston's most central, cultural, and attractive location.
Located just off of one of Houston's most beautiful tree lined boulevards, this clean, contemporary listing is also walking distance to the city's best museums, restaurants, and bars. Also minutes away from the Texas Medical Center. Guests can get by without a car if they like, and still enjoy some of the city's best culinary and cultural attractions by foot or bike. . Feel safe with neighborhood security patrol. Relax by the pool or on the back patio for more privacy.
Located just off of one of Houston's most beautiful tree lined boulevards, this clean, contemporary listing is also walking distance to the city's best museums, restaurants, and bars. Also minutes away from the Texas Medical Center. Guests can get by without a car if they like, and still enjoy some of the city's best culinary and cultural attractions by foot or bike. . Feel safe with neighborhood security patrol. Relax by the pool or on the back patio for more privacy.
This spacious upstairs unit has been totally renovated and updated with new A/C units, light fixtures, washer/dryer....but, a touch of it's original character still remains, i.e., hardwood floors, original sparkling glass doorknobs, and a walk-in cedar closet? The suite comes with WiFi and Internet TV's, full kitchen and other basic amenities. Enjoy free coffee and bottled water while you plan your day in and around the Houston area. Private entryway. Super Clean, Roomy and Comfortable.
Get advice about the city from the people who know it best. Local hosts share their tips and recommendations for travelers like you.
“The weather is unpredictably warm Even in the winter months, you can find yourself in 70-80 degree weather, depending on if jack frost is on paid time off. be sure to bring something for warm weather as a precaution to save from having to go shopping.”
“Umbrella and light jacket Our weather is bi-polar november is getting cooler variety of layers is suggested”
“Houston city pass This is a package deal that gives you a choice of several of our main attractions as a package deal. options include admission to the nasa space center and the downtown aquarium, just to name a couple.”
“Car is the best way to get around here Houston is so huge, buses and subways only work if you are in downtown and even that, it's just so hassle to get around this way. bring a car, or rent a car is cheaper method for your transportation. getting a cab or uber can get expensive real quick, especially if you want to go sightseeing.”
“Avoid 1960 from 7-9 am and 5-7 pm Use the backroad with your google maps to travel to the major highways during the heavy traffic hours.”
“Houston traffic I'll be frank: houston traffic is terrible. but with the right planning, you can avoid much of it. just be sure to not to travel during the times of 7a-9a and 4-7p, and you'll miss the worst of it.”
“Uber! It's pretty cheap and you don't have to worry about parking.”
“Try turo app for better deal on rental car! Free app that lets you rent a car from a private individual from a beater to a luxury vehicle. prices lower than rental companies. worth a look. houston is a city that is better navigated by car. weather doesn't typically permit pedestrians and with how vast houston is a car is best.”
“Howdy in texas It is way to say hello in texas”
Southern culture weaves through America’s fourth-largest city, an enormous metropolis that people from around the world call home. From its location on the Gulf of Mexico, it embodies the stereotype of everything being bigger in Texas, while also taking everything slow, as befits its Southern nature. The city is home to Rice University, the University of Houston, and NASA and much of the American space industry, while an exciting culinary scene stems from the many immigrant entrepreneurs. Downtown Houston’s bustling urbanity hosts a variety of professional sports teams, theaters, and live music venues, while suburbs offer slower options, like the greenery of Pearland, or the small-town feel of Sugar Land and Cypress.
Houston’s enormous size means that visitors arrive at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) — as most major national international carriers do — or at the smaller William P. Hobby Airport (HOU), which mostly receives budget and domestic flights. Hobby’s small size can make for an easier experience, but both have plenty of rental car services for those wishing to get a private vehicle. The sprawl of the city means it’s helpful to have a car, but carshares and taxis cover the whole city and public transportation can be easy in some places. The Metro Rail system covers many of the major tourist destinations, and buses fill in gaps. Houston is also reasonably flat, which makes the BCycle bike share program a great option for getting around.
Houston’s spring tends to be pleasant, with average high temperatures in the 70s Fahrenheit and lows in the 50s and the least amount of rain of the year. Winter is a bit cooler, but similarly comfortable. Summer teeters toward extremely hot, with average highs hitting the mid-90s and the lows staying well above 70 degrees, accompanied by significant humidity. The hot weather comes in tandem with the rain — especially in June, which averages more than six inches. Summer also brings hurricane season in Houston, which can bring wild rains until fall — so you should always be aware of the current forecasts when visiting.
The public is invited to explore one of the country’s main training, research, and flight control centers. The giant center offers tram tours, galleries, interactive exhibits, and displays of artifacts that show off the history of human space flight. Moon rocks, simulated capsule rides, and shuttle replicas help you understand space and what’s involved in exploring it.
This 160-acre park is located along a 2.3-mile stretch of the Buffalo Bayou near downtown. You can hike, stroll, bike, or paddle here; boat and kayak rentals are available. Along with traditional park amenities, the space includes a decorative fountain and a bat colony with observation deck, while a dog park, nature play area for kids, and a skate park mean the park has something for everyone.
Just outside the city’s downtown core, the Museum District brings together many of Houston’s most important cultural institutions. The walkable neighborhood features 19 institutions, including the Museum of Fine Arts, one of the biggest art museums in the country; a children’s museum; museums that focus on local African-American, Czech, and Asian culture; and a chapel.