Texas Hotels with Jacuzzi in room

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Explore Texas: Top Spots, Eats, and Hotel Picks

Texas is a diverse and welcoming destination.  With its dynamic cities, fabulous theme parks, and tasty Southern cuisine, the second-largest state in America oozes charm at every turn.

Wish to make your trip to Texas more special? We suggest booking a hotel with a private Jacuzzi in your room!

Attractions Worth Checking Out

The Lone Star State is packed with some seriously awesome tourist attractions. Some of the must-visit sites in Texas include:

  • The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden – Visit a beautiful botanical garden with spectacular floral displays, wonderful seasonal installations, and breathtaking lake views.
  • The Alamo – Historic Spanish mission and fortress. Join one of the guided tours to learn about the history of this amazing historic site.
  • Space Center Houston – World-famous educational center and science museum. It is a perfect Texas attraction for travelers interested in science, technology, and space exploration.

Where to Eat or Drink

Top Picks for Hotels with Hot Tubs in the Room

  1. Best for Couples: Best Western Plus North Houston Inn & Suites – Romantic stay in Houston with a private in-room Jacuzzi.
  2. Best Value: The Soluna Hotel – Affordable and comfortable hotel in El Paso with a private hot tub in the room.
  3. Family-Friendly: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Amarillo West – Spacious rooms, modern interiors, perfect for families.

Most Popular Cities in Texas with Jacuzzi Suites

Visit Austin for live music venues, delicious BBQ, and beautiful public parks. Houston is a cultural hub with world-class arts, while Dallas is known for sports and cowboy heritage. These cities have a nice selection of hotels with Jacuzzi suites. In Texas, you will also find many cozy cabins with hot tubs, which are ideal for a romantic weekend getaway with that special someone.

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FAQs about hotels with jacuzzis in Texas

When’s the best time to visit Texas?

Spring and fall are your best options. March through May has wildflowers everywhere and decent weather. September through November cool down from the brutal summer heat. Summer in Texas is rough because it gets really hot and humid. Winter’s mild though, good if you’re escaping snow up north. Just check what’s happening in the specific city you’re visiting because Texas is huge and the weather changes a lot depending on where you are.

Is Texas expensive for tourists?

Not really, but it depends on where you go. You can eat Tex-Mex in San Antonio for $10-15 per person. A nice dinner in a bigger city might cost $50+. Hotels vary a lot – budget chains are everywhere. Theme parks like Six Flags run $50-80 for tickets. Gas is cheaper than in most states if you’re driving around. Visiting during big events costs more – hotel prices spike, and everything gets crowded. Off-season is way more affordable.

Where should I look for hotels with Jacuzzis in Texas?

Galveston and South Padre Island for beach access. New Braunfels has the rivers for tubing. Fredericksburg in the Hill Country is popular for wineries. Really depends on what kind of trip you want – Texas has beach, city, and countryside options all over.

What’s the most romantic city in Texas for an anniversary?

The San Antonio River Walk is made for couples – restaurants right on the water, boat rides, and mariachi bands. Hotels there cater to romance. Fredericksburg in the Hill Country is close behind if you want wineries and bed-and-breakfast vibes instead of city atmosphere. Austin works if you want live music and a food scene over traditional romance. Galveston has beaches and historic architecture. South Padre Island if you want an actual beach vacation.

Disclaimer!

Some hotels offer hot tubs only in specific room types.
When booking, make sure to select a room that clearly lists a jetted tub, hot tub, or jacuzzi, and confirm it in the room photos or description.

** On TubHotels.com, the term "Jacuzzi" is employed in a general context to denote any upscale jetted or whirlpool bathtub, and not specifically to indicate products branded by Jacuzzi®. Our descriptions of hotel accommodations are based on our interpretation of information received from travel agencies, and we do not assert with certainty that the accommodations feature a Jacuzzi® brand tub or another brand. Given that the availability of hotel rooms and suites with Jacuzzi® tubs or hot tubs can vary, we advise guests to verify the specific type of spa tub included in their booking with the travel agency managing their reservation.