| Other amenities include an outdoor saltwater pool, a gym and a 24 hour business center. Parking is complimentary, as is hot breakfast served in a casual dining area. In a suburban area off the Sam Houston Tollway, this relaxed all suite hotel is 4 miles from the Lone Star Flight Museum, 10 miles from the Baybrook Mall, and 14 miles from rides and entertainment at the Kemah Boardwalk. Bright, simply furnished studios and 1 bedroom suites have free Wi Fi, flat screen TVs and work desks, plus living areas or living rooms with pull out sofas. They also feature kitchenettes with fridges, microwaves and coffeemakers. Check in time: 3:00 PMCheck out time: 12:00 PM.
William P. Hobby Airport 18 min
Challenger Seven Memorial Park (15 min)
Challenger Space Shuttle disaster memorial & learning center in a 300-acre park with wetlands. Clear Lake Park (19 min)
Park with archaeological features on 59 acres with fishing pier boat launch playground & trails. 1940 Air Terminal Museum (17 min)
Spacious museum featuring memorabilia aircrafts & uniforms from aviation history. Sylvan Beach Park (26 min)
Park featuring sandy beach areas play equipment a fishing pier & a pavilion for events. Bay Area Park (17 min)
Recreation site on the bayou with a duck pond baseball field dog park & playground. Burke Crenshaw Park (4 min)
Large serene park offering opportunities for fishing baseball games wildlife viewing & more. Armand Bayou Nature Center (16 min)
Vast nature preserve with walking trails & many educational activities such as guided canoe trips. Kemah Boardwalk (26 min)
Family-friendly entertainment including retro rides a wooden roller coaster & two-story carousel. The Orange Show (17 min)
Over 3 000 sq ft of offbeat quirky installation art including a wishing well pond & oasis. Nasa (17 min)
NASA s 1 700-acre facility used for mission control & training shuttle & space station astronauts. Lone Star Flight Museum (9 min)
Home of the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame with vintage aircraft & rides on war planes. San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site (19 min)
Circa-1939 obelisk & museum commemorating the battle that marked Texas independence from Mexico. | 
