| off interstate 40, this unassuming all-suite hotel with a stately lobby is 3 miles from the cadillac ranch art installation and 7. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm. there's a convenience store, a business center and a coin-operated laundry, as well as an outdoor pool, a fitness room, and a patio with a large fireplace. relaxed quarters, from studios to 2-bedroom suites, come with full kitchens, dining tables and free wi-fi, plus flat-screen tvs with premium cable channels. freebies include parking, hot breakfast, a free grocery shopping service, and light dinner and drinks (some weeknights). 5 miles from downtown amarillo
Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport 20 min
Amarillo Zoo (16 min)
Bison & big cats, reptiles, birds & amphibians all can be found in this compact park. 2nd Amendment Cowboy (4 min)
Funky roadside cowboy statue set near the famous Cadillac Ranch art exhibit & a novelty gift shop. Jack Sisemore RV Museum (13 min) Avondale School Park (7 min) Don Harrington Discovery Center (5 min)
Permanent exhibits on the universe & weather, plus a theater & visiting shows for toddlers to teens. Wonderland Amusement Park (17 min)
Roller coasters, carousel, water & kiddie rides (some nostalgic), plus an arcade & more, since 1951. Amarillo Botanical Gardens (6 min)
Native flora are showcased over 4 acres of seasonal gardens, with an indoor tropical conservatory. American Quarter Horse Association (11 min)
Museum, art, and history Amarillo Museum of Art (11 min)
Regional 20th-century art, including 4 Georgia O'Keeffe watercolors, plus a Pan-Asian collection. Medical Center Park (5 min)
Traditional waterside park offering a children's playground, splash pad, ducks & picnic tables. American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum (12 min)
Museum with interactive exhibits devoted to this famous horse breed & its history in America. Jack Sisemore Traveland - A Gander RV Network Dealer (13 min) Wildcat Bluff Nature Center (6 min) Helium Time Columns Monument (5 min)
Large monument/time capsule built in 1968, commemorating the centennial of the discovery of helium. Cadillac Ranch (7 min)
Quirky public art installation featuring half-buried vintage Cadillacs covered with bright graffiti. | 
