The resort has a small separate enclave with 10 exclusive guesthouses that offer a more private expe

The 1,900-square-foot comfort inn hotel suite features a grand dining room that seats six and a living room that opens up onto two balconies overlooking the River Walk. The master bedroom offers a canopy bed and a master bathroom with a dry sauna.
This two-room-suite has 1,400 square feet with a private comfort inn hotel bar, wraparound dressing area and a wraparound balcony overlooking the River Walk. The dining room seats up to 10 guests and has French doors that lead to a private balcony. The living area also has a 42-inch plasma TV.
With 1,751 square feet, the suite offers comfort inn hotel two king-sized bedrooms with two full and one half baths. There is also a parlor with a Bose home theater. The suite comes with a full-size refrigerator and wine cooler and a conference comfort inn hotel table for eight.
The resort has a small separate enclave with 10 exclusive guesthouses that offer a more private experience, but all the amenities comfort inn hotel and services of the resort are available to those who book the house suites. The houses each have a king- and queen-size rooms. They come with parlors and kitchenettes.
The 1,295-square-foot suite is furnished with antique pieces throughout. The room overlooks the Menger’s garden and comes with a private wet bar. There is a kitchenette, and the dining area seats up to 12. Other similar suites feature Jacuzzis and balconies.
The 1,560-square-foot suite comes with hardwood floors, an oversized balcony, a marble topped dining table for six and a private wet bar. In addition to River Walk views, the room features comfort inn hotel a Bose sound system and a 42-inch flat screen TV.
The 1,138-square-foot suite features floor-to-ceiling windows with downtown views, hardwood floors, a king-size bedroom with the hotel’s only Jacuzzi garden tub, a walk-in closet and a private wet bar.
That economic impact surpasses a record $12.2 billion set two years ago, the last time Trinity University professors Richard Butler and Mary Stefl analyzed the industry for a report commissioned by the San Antonio Area Tourism Council , Convention Visitors Bureau and Hotel Lodging Association.
Their updated study reveals 122,500 local residents comfort inn hotel — or 1 in 8 San Antonians — work in the travel and tourism sectors, which span hotels, taxis, theme parks, museums and more. Their annual payroll exceeds $2.49 billion, an increase from $2.23 billion in 2011 when about 112,500 employees worked in the industry.
“Results show steady growth, reinforcing the continued value of tourism-focused economic development in San Antonio, the creation of thousands of quality hospitality jobs for our citizens and the substantial contribution of tax revenues to local government,” Bill Brendel , chairman of the San Antonio Area Tourism Council, said in a statement.
Hotel occupancy tax revenues help fund River Walk improvements, sports comfort inn hotel arenas and cultural venues comfort inn hotel that “not only (provide) additional attractions for visitors but also increases quality of life for local San Antonians,” comfort inn hotel according to a news release.