
Seawall at 10th St
Hotel Lucine
Better if you want boutique style, a rooftop bar and free weekend beach chairs nearby.
- Parking: Free, few spaces
- Pets: 1 dog up to 40 lb, $50/night
- Breakfast: Extra, about $5–25
Galveston's grand hotel has watched over the Seawall since 1911. Gulf-view rooms, a spa, a swim-up pool bar and a 12-minute walk to the Pleasure Pier.
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The grand old lady of the Seawall, ready for your getaway.
Sip a drink at the swim-up bar with the Gulf in view, book a massage in the spa, and stroll to the Pleasure Pier as the lights come on. Back inside, the 1911 lobby and its stories make every evening feel like an occasion; ghost-tour fans ask for the fifth floor. Guests rate it 9.2 out of 10, with top marks for cleanliness. Ask for an ocean-view room and wake up looking at the water.
2024 Seawall Blvd, east end. Seawall Beach is a 2-minute walk across the boulevard
Legend says so. Ghost tours tell of Audra, a bride from the 1950s who waited in Room 501 for her fiancé's ship, and guests still ask for the fifth floor.
Yes, a full spa with massages, plus a pool with a swim-up bar.
Parking is valet only, $35 a day.
No, breakfast costs about $20 to $30 a person.
Small pets only: two per room, each up to 15 lb, for $150 a stay.
Check-in from 4 pm, check-out by 11 am. You must be 21 to check in.

Seawall at 10th St
Better if you want boutique style, a rooftop bar and free weekend beach chairs nearby.

Strand, downtown
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