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San Antonio International Hostel - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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Bullis House Inn is a Texas State Historic landmark built in 1906.Near downtown and located in the Government Hill Historic District we are directly across Historic Fort Sam Houston and surrounded by landscaped grounds.Family owned and operated since 1983 this multi-columned three story mansion offe...
bedandbreakfast.com
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Rooms in this big, white, historic mansion are spacious and well restored; they're a good deal in a town where lodging is surprisingly expensive. Next door in a separate building is a modern youth hostel. 10 rooms, 42 hostel beds. In-room: refrigerator. In-hotel: pool. AE, D, MC, V. Continental brea...
fodors.com
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Right next door to the Bullis House Inn, this youth hostel has a reading room, small kitchen, dining area, lockers, and picnic tables, in addition to male and female dorms and three private rooms. Hostelers are welcome at the Bullis House Inn, and the two lodgings share a pool. A continental breakfa...
frommers.com
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This graceful neoclassical mansion, just down the street from the Fort Sam Houston quadrangle and easily accessible from the airport and downtown by car, is an excellent bed-and-breakfast bargain, especially for those who don't mind sharing bathrooms. Beautifully restored in the 1980s, it was built ...
frommers.com
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This house was built in the early 1900s for General Bullis, who later gained fame for his prominent role in the capture of Apache Chief Geronimo. Today the neoclassical property is a Texas State Historic Landmark. It serves as an impressive setting for a hospitable, old-fashioned bed and breakfast. ...
gayot.com
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Cheaper by far than other accomodations in San Antonio (downtown hotels were around $180/night for a convention I was attending) but you barely get what you pay for. I found all encounters with the only staff person I saw very uncomfortable (every time I asked a question, he looked at me askew, as i...
hostelz.com
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Don't stay here! It was truly the worst place I have ever had the misfortune to visit. The kitchen door wasn't locked so anyone could wander in and judging by the homeless guy they did, considering the flimsily looking locks on the doors the place just wasn't safe. The place stunk, particularly the ...
hostelz.com
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I had the best time in the San Antonio Hostel. It's a very nice place; clean, comfortable, and with great staff. Especially Greg: very helpful and friendly. The bus to downtown is right across the street and I think this is the only hostel in America with a swimming pool very nice! San Antonio is GR...
hostelz.com
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I have stayed here several times. It is not as busy now as before 9/11/2001. The summertime heat is one hundred degrees every day. The rooms have individual air conditioners and the hostel pool is great! San Antonio's best part is the ur...
hostelz.com
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I stayed at this hostel for two nights in March on my own. The guys' dorms looked okay. The girls' dorms are indeed in a basement. I didn't see any cockroaches but there were a few lizards. It is noisy and the shower is a bit dirty, as were (to a much lesser extent) the sheets. The common areas clos...
hostelz.com
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I stayed here for 5 days and it is by far one of cleanest and best managed hostels that I have ever encountered. To see the historic reception area was overwhelming, and the pool is incredible. Everyone there is friendly, helpful, and well informed abou...
hostelz.com
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I stayed here for one night in late June '04. The men's dorm is way in the back, a long building full of beds like a military dorm, the blankets were very thin and there were fairly obnoxious signs everywhere, like the one warning you not to eat or drink in the room. The common room and kitchen are ...
hostelz.com
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I stayed here in Mid October '06. Texas is a bit dead for backpackers out of scenes it seemed as the only other people staying was a long term resident who was perfectly friendly and didn't give me any problems associated with long termers and a Man from Hong Kong who didn't speak much English. So t...
hostelz.com
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My wife and I are Lifetime members and have stayed at HI San Antonio on at least four different occasions. We are from New Zealand and we always look forward to our visit to San Antonio and the hostel there. Michael (the manager there) and his staff have always been very accommodating, and the place...
hostelz.com
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So what part of budget accommodation do some not understand This hostel offers a no frills, basic place to sleep while you're traveling, that's all. The dirty showers, creaky floors, and decayed atmosphere are no different from what you find in the vast majority of european hostels, as well as ameri...
hostelz.com
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This is not the coolest hostel I've ever stayed at (and I have stayed in quite a few), but it still beats a hotel. The place is a combination hostel and bed and breakfast, with the nicer accommodations reserved for the B&B. This gives the hostel side of the building a bit of a second class feel. But...
hostelz.com
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This is the most dirty place I have ever had the misfortune to visit. The smell as you enter the unlocked building is unbelievable, the kitchen which was filthy stank of gas. We were told to let ourselves in as there were no locks on the external doors which was a worry. We waited in the TV room, wh...
hostelz.com
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This place has a building with private rooms which is nice/interesting and a hostel. I paid around $60 for one private room which has a noisy air conditioning and a TV. Everything is pretty clean but for this price (or near it) I can get a much larger room with a private shower at a motel/small hote...
hostelz.com
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This was the worst hostel I have ever stayed in. If I hadn't arrived exhausted at 9 pm I would have thought it through and left immediately. First, the man working at the desk didn't recognize my online reservation so I ended up getting charged twice (which I'm still trying to fight). Second, I was ...
hostelz.com
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We did not really like this hostel. We received no confirmation e mail. We were supposed to arrive between 10 and 11 p.m. but the front desk was closed at 10 p.m. and when we arrived we had the bad surprise to find everything closed and no one to help us to find the manager and our room for the nigh...
hostelz.com
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