Hotels in Live Oak, TX

When choosing cheap hotels in Live Oak, remember that many tourists choose to explore the city by car. Considered the northeast gateway to San Antonio, easy access to I-35 and the rest of the city make the E. Charles William Anderson Loop neighborhood an excellent choice. Most of Live Oak’s major attractions can be reached from the Loop in a matter of minutes. Plus, the San Antonio Riverwalk and the Alamo are just a short drive away. San Antonio can also be reached through VIA Metropolitan Transit bus lines 17 and 21. Both stations are on the outskirts of Live Oak and might require a rental car to get to the station.

When choosing a Live Oak hotel for business travel, consider the E. Charles William Anderson Loop neighborhood. The Hilton Garden Inn San Antonio-Live Oak Conference Center offers guests a business center, meeting rooms, and complimentary transportation. Located near I-35, it’s just a short drive from Randolph Air Force Base and only a few miles from Amazon, Rackspace, and other corporate offices. For those looking for a leisurely vacation, the Monterrey Village neighborhood is our choice for tourists. Live Oak Home accommodations include a backyard and game room. The house has four bedrooms, sleeper sofas, additional roll-away beds, and three bathrooms—a great set-up for family vacations or lodging with a large group of friends. Your dogs are welcome here too. For a couples-only romantic getaway, Selma’s Olympia Hills neighborhood is the place to stay. The Hampton Inn and Suites’ Cloud 9 bedding will make you feel like you’re sleeping on the clouds.

When choosing hotels in Live Oak, there are many popular attractions to enjoy. A short drive away in Selma’s Retama Springs neighborhood, Retama Park celebrates the adrenaline-pumping thrill of thoroughbred and quarter-horse racing. Races are scheduled all year-round and offer live simulcast viewing of the exclusive Triple Crown races. Selma is home to Historic Texas Tours in the Olympia Hills neighborhood. The company specializes in guided tours of the San Antonio Missions and foodie tours. The Live Oak city park provides nearly 150 acres of parks and recreation, offering everyone something to enjoy. In the Kitty Hawk neighborhood, the Main City Park is home to the archaeological dig of an old Indian camp site registered as a Texas Historical Site. It includes football and baseball fields, two disc-golf courses, and the Oaks Plaza skate spot. Woodcrest Nature Park has 32 acres of wooded trails.

Live Oak offers a large and distinct dining hub that radiates off the E. Charles William Anderson Loop neighborhood. Available food includes Vietnamese, Chinese, sushi and seafood, Italian, Mexican, and French cuisine. You’ll also find fast-casual, meat-centric smokehouses, ice cream eateries, and pizza pies. When deciding on Live Oak hotels, remember that the ultimate Texas getaway, Live Oak, is just minutes from this tempting culinary hot spot and is easy to book on momondo. The city also boasts the one and only Texarican Food Truck in Royal Ridge. Its menu features savory empanada-like turnovers, tacos, and sandwiches to go.

A stay of 1 night is most popular when visiting Live Oak, TX.

Hotels in Live Oak, TX show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around $160 per night.

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