| Check in time: 2:00 PMCheck out time: 11:00 AM. Parking is complimentary. There's also a seasonal outdoor pool. Cribs are provided on request. Next to Interstate 10, this straightforward motel is 4 miles from Jefferson Theater in downtown Beaumont, and 7 miles from Beaumont Botanical Gardens. Room service is available. Pets are welcome for a surcharge. Modest, warmly decorated rooms offer free Wi Fi and flat screen TVs, in addition to microwaves and minifridges.
Lake Charles Regional Airport 1 hr 5
Beaumont Art League (6 min.)
Art Chambers House Museum (5 min.)
Owned by the Chambers family for 90 years this preserved house is typical of life in the 1920s. John Jay French Museum (4 min.)
Restored 2-story pioneer home built in 1845 complete with period furnishings & household items. Beaumont Children S Museum (8 min.)
Hands-on exhibits & activities for kids including a miniature town puppet theater & toddler area. Edison Museum (8 min.)
Thomas Edison is the focus of this small museum with interactive exhibits & over 2 000 artifacts. Beaumont Botanical Gardens (10 min.)
Outdoor themed gardens with paved pathways & a sizable conservatory featuring tropical plants. Babe Didrikson Zaharias Museum (4 min.)
Round building with trophies & memorabilia connected to female golf champ Babe Didrikson Zaharias. St. Anthony Cathedral Basilica (8 min.)
Cathedral church and history Spindletop-Gladys City Boomtown Museum (12 min.)
Visitors tour buildings such as a saloon & post office in this recreated turn-of-the-century town. Texas Energy Museum (7 min.)
Kid-friendly museum with interactive exhibits on the geology of petroleum & the oil industry. Art Museum Of Southeast Texas (8 min.)
Museum with permanent & temporary art exhibitions ranging from 19th-century to contemporary works. Wiess Park (7 min.) Village Creek State Park (16 min)
A forest cypress swamps & a creek offering opportunity for birding camping fishing & canoeing. Fire Museum Of Texas (7 min.)
Museum displaying exhibits on the history of firefighting & fire safety in a 1927 fire station. | 
