| Parking is available, and pets are welcome. Amenities include coin operated laundry facilities, as well as picnic areas with BBQ grills. Accessed via exterior corridors, the unassuming studios come with Wi Fi, flat screen TVs and kitchenettes. Off Interstate 45, this down to earth budget hotel is 4 miles from Hurricane Harbor Splashtown theme park and 5 miles from the Mercer Botanic Gardens. Check in time: 3:00 PMCheck out time: 11:00 AM.
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Doss Park (15 min.)
33-acre spot with baseball fields tennis courts walking trails & a playground plus picnic tables. Collins Park (16 min)
Creekside 55-acre park offering lighted sports facilities nature trails a skate park & fishing. Mercer Botanic Gardens (10 min.)
300 acres of native & cultivated plants along with butterflies birds & special seasonal events. Dennis Johnston Park (13 min)
This 45-acre park features a pavilion a fishing pond a butterfly & hummingbird garden & more. Flip N Fun Trampoline Park (19 min.) Meyer Park (19 min)
Park with numerous sports fields exercise stations trails a fishing lake playgrounds & more. George Mitchell Preserve (22 min)
This large forested nature preserve offers a hiking trail loop bike trails & a lake. The Woodlands Children S Museum (19 min)
Interactive exhibits & imaginative play are the focus of this museum designed for young children. Jesse H. Jones Park U0026 Nature Center (20 min)
This large tract features play & fishing areas an educational facility & a network of trails. Tgr Exotics Wildlife Park (16 min)
Guided tours offering close encounters with exotic animals such as tigers kangaroos & monkeys. National Museum Of Funeral History (5 min.)
Educational exhibits memorabilia & artifacts on funerals including items from famous people. Pundt Park (16 min)
Large recreation area offering multiple fishing lakes unpaved trails picnic areas & a dog park. Old Town Spring (11 min)
Historic turn-of-the-century settlement features a variety of Victorian-style restaurants & shops. Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve (20 min.)
This 80-acre preserve features Marshall Lake fishing piers a canoe launch paved trails & more. | 
