A historic hotel lobby with brick walls, hanging lamps, and plaques reading “National Register of Historic Places” and “Historic Hotels of America.”

Inspired by Davy Crockett’s legacy

Historic Hotel in San Antonio

The Crockett Hotel, named for Alamo defender Davy Crockett, is proud to be a member of Historic Hotels of America and managed by Crockett Hotel. Just steps from the Alamo, we’ve welcomed guests with independent Texas spirit for over a century sharing the best of our state, our history, and our hospitality from the heart of San Antonio.

The Crockett Hotel
The Crockett Hotel

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Our Historic Timeline

1909

The Three Link Fraternity, an organization dating back to 18th-century England, built our landmark which served as a lodge for its members and a hotel.

1927

A vast expansion of the hotel commenced and concluded with the addition of the seven-story west wing.

1982

San Antonio native, John Blocker, bought the hotel, undertaking a painstaking renovation in an effort to restore the hotel's original architectural details.

2007

An expansive renovation updated the hotel's 138 guest rooms and suites.

Today

Crockett Hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Structures and is a member of the National Trust for Historic Preservation's Historic Hotels of America.

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