Hotel EMILY MORGAN, 705 EAST HOUSTON STREET, United states.
The Emily Morgan is located next door to the Alamo and one block from Riverwalk, and 10 miles from San Antonio International Airport. The hotel is also situated near San Antonio's most famous attractions like the Convention Center, and Market Square are only steps from the front door. Historic Gothic Revival meets urban contemporary at the Emily Morgan Hotel, where business travelers and vacationers can stay in the center of the action. This 14 story hotel is a modern oasis surrounded by Texas history. Polished stone floors and Texas limestone blends with traditional mahogany furnishings and custom fabrics. A see through stone fireplace flanks a commanding central staircase. The Emily Morgan has catering service, 2,500 square feet of meeting space, and complimentary high speed Internet access. The hotel's unique stainless steel swimming pool and spa tub overlook the San Antonio skyline. The fitness center offers free weights and cardio equipment, fresh towels, purified water, and two TVs. A cozy library with a fireplace adjoins the lobby and is a gathering spot for drinks or for reading the newspaper. The Emily Morgan hotel's bar and newly renovated restaurant, ORO, offers lunch, dinner and the guest's favorite cocktail. After a long day of sightseeing or meetings, guests can relax by taking a splash in the outdoor pool or work out in the fitness facility. The Emily Morgan has 177 urban contemporary guest rooms, all of which include bed comforters in muted colors, cotton waffle bathrobes, floor to ceiling curtains, granite topped desks, and ergonomic chairs. The contemporary mahogany furnishings include high backed headboards, and armoires with 27 inch TVs. Thoughtful amenities include cable TVs, Internet access, iron and ironing boards, hair dryers, pay movies, and mini bars. Bathrooms have granite and tile with chrome accessories and Aveda bath products. All rooms have views of the city or the Alamo and its gardens. The Emily Morgan hotel appreciates the balance between business and pleasure, whether guests are getting together with a few friends or a few hundred associates. A host of fine services will ensure the guest's stay is most enjoyable.  
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