Galveston hotel guides
Every hotel we cover in Galveston, 21 in all, sorted by the kind of trip they're best for. Each guide has photos, house rules, extra costs and quick answers.

Every hotel we cover in Galveston, 21 in all, sorted by the kind of trip they're best for. Each guide has photos, house rules, extra costs and quick answers.
Pleasure Pier · Photo: Terren Hurst / Unsplash · Credits
Character hotels in landmark buildings, from the 1911 Grand Galvez to a 1960s motel reborn on the Seawall.

Seawall, at 10th Street
Galveston's coolest little hotel, right across from the beach.
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Seawall, east end
The grand old lady of the Seawall, ready for your getaway.
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Strand district, downtown
Wake up in the Strand, walk to your ship.
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Harborside, Pier 21
Fall asleep on the harbor, walk to your ship.
Read the guideBig pools, spas, kids' clubs and villas on the sand, with plenty to do without leaving the property.

Seawall, west of the Pleasure Pier
Resort days on the Seawall, with a spa and a dog park.
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Seawall, west of the Pleasure Pier
A Seawall resort with room for the whole crew, dog included.
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Moody Gardens, by the pyramids
The pyramids at your door, and a plan for every kind of weather.
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Seawall, west of the Pleasure Pier
The family resort where the kids don't want to leave.
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West End, Termini–San Luis Pass Road
Step from your villa straight onto the sand.
Read the guideA short walk to the sand, often with free breakfast and parking included.

Seawall at 63rd Street
Beach days for the family, with the parking included.
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West Seawall, at 86th Street
Wake up across from the beach, with hot breakfast waiting.
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Seawall, near 59th Street
Gulf views, breakfast, and room for two dogs.
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Seawall, near 59th Street
Hot breakfast, the beach in two minutes, and the dog comes too.
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Seawall at 30th Street
A Gulf view and free breakfast, right on the Seawall.
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Seawall, at 37th Street
The night before your cruise, sorted.
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Seawall, east end
Beach, swim-up bar, and the big dog comes too.
Read the guideKitchen suites, pet-friendly rooms and cruise shuttles for travelers who watch the budget.

Avenue U at 39th Street, a block from the Seawall
Your summer beach weekend, without the beach-hotel price.
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61st Street, mid-island
Room to spread out, cook and stay a while.
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East end of the Seawall
A home base with a kitchen, a free hot breakfast and room to breathe.
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Broadway at 72nd Street, inland
A family base where the kids eat free.
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89th Street, near Moody Gardens
Sleep in a suite, ride the shuttle to your ship.
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