Best Western's latest Premier property opens in San Antonio

Best Western Hotels & Resorts opened the Best Western Premier Historic Travelers Hotel in San Antonio.

This more than 100-year-old hotel in downtown San Antonio recently finished a full renovation. The property's modern design is outfitted with original accents such as doors and windows that were restored to maintain their historic look.

“The Best Western Premier Historic Travelers Hotel will offer guests the refined atmosphere, and one-of a kind experience that are the hallmarks of the Best Western Premier brand,” Ron Pohl, SVP and COO of Best Western Hotels & Resorts, said in a statement. “The property’s recent renovations, coupled with its extraordinary history and unique character make this property a tremendous asset to Best Western and will provide a truly special experience for hotel guests.”

The 83-room hotel provides upscale amenities, a bistro, 24-hour fitness center and an outdoor pool.

Lobby of the Best Western Premier Historic Travelers Hotel in San Antonio.

Set in downtown San Antonio, travelers staying at the Best Western Premier Historic Travelers Hotel are within only a few blocks of city attractions including the Alamo, the Riverwalk, the Tower of the Americas, La Villita, the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center and Historic Market Square (El Mercado). Guests can also enjoy easy access to many major businesses, military bases and attractions such as SeaWorld and Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

“We are excited to be a part of the esteemed Best Western Premier brand,” Piyush Patel, owner of the Best Western Premier Historic Travelers Hotel, said in a statement. “San Antonio is one of our country’s most popular places to visit; and the Best Western Premier Historic Travelers Hotel is an exceptional lodging option for travelers looking to explore this city’s storied past. From the hotel’s historic character and ideal location, to its first-rate amenities and our staff’s superior service, guests are sure to enjoy a relaxing and comfortable stay in the heart of the Southwest.”