| The bright, contemporary rooms offer complimentary Wi Fi, flat screen TVs and coffeemakers. Off State Highway 8, this casual hotel in a modern building is 6 miles from the National Museum of Funeral History and 8 miles from George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Suites add microwaves, minifridges and wet bars, as well as living rooms with sofabeds. Freebies include a hot breakfast buffet, parking, an airport shuttle, and nightly socials with drinks and snacks. Check in time: 3:00 PMCheck out time: 12:00 PM. There's also an outdoor saltwater pool and a convenience store, plus 24/7 business and fitness centers.
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Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve (17 min.)
This 80-acre preserve features Marshall Lake fishing piers a canoe launch paved trails & more. Art Car Museum (20 min.)
Museum of elaborately decorated cars & contemporary art with a scrap-metal & chrome exterior. Eleanor Tinsley Park (17 min.)
Park popular for its running trails lush green hills & playing host to multiple annual festivals. Meyer Park (22 min)
Park with numerous sports fields exercise stations trails a fishing lake playgrounds & more. National Museum Of Funeral History (10 min.)
Educational exhibits memorabilia & artifacts on funerals including items from famous people. Beer Can House (23 min.)
Guided tours are given at this folk art house built from 1968 1988 using 50 000 recycled beer cans. Mercer Botanic Gardens (16 min.)
300 acres of native & cultivated plants along with butterflies birds & special seasonal events. Jesse H. Jones Park U0026 Nature Center (23 min)
This large tract features play & fishing areas an educational facility & a network of trails. Buffalo Bayou Park (17 min.)
Winding 160-acre green space featuring views of the Houston skyline plus a fountain & a skate park. Waugh Drive Bat Colony (21 min.)
Viewing spot to watch thousands of wild bats emerge from under the bridge at sunset. Old Town Spring (15 min)
Historic turn-of-the-century settlement features a variety of Victorian-style restaurants & shops. Market Square Park (17 min.)
Historic public hangout with outdoor movies walkways a dog run & a restaurant Niko Niko s. Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern (18 min.)
This decommissioned underground reservoir was built in 1926 & now features art installations. | 
