A stone ruin with an arched doorway, framed by a small courtyard and flagpole, under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Project Phase One Complete

Alamo Plaza Restoration

Nestled in the heart of downtown San Antonio, just steps from the Alamo and the new Plaza de Valero, the Crockett Hotel is ideally located for exploring the city’s most iconic landmarks. Due to ongoing improvements from the Alamo Restoration Project, some nearby streets and access points may be temporarily impacted. To ensure a smooth arrival, we recommend reviewing the detailed driving directions and map provided below. We appreciate your patience and support as San Antonio preserves this treasured historic site.

Find Your Way

Updated Alamo Plaza

A new Alamo Plaza Wayfinding Map has been created to help guests navigate the area with ease. This detailed resource provides clear directions and key points of interest amid ongoing renovations.

Need a Printed Map? Pick one up at the Alamo Welcome Center during your visit!

Plan ahead and explore with confidence this map ensures a seamless experience while discovering the rich history and exciting enhancements of the Alamo District.

Alamo Plaza Way finding Map

Front-Row Experience

The Alamo & Valero Plaza

Adjacent to the historic Alamo and the newly opened Plaza de Valero, the Crockett Hotel offers a front-row experience of San Antonio’s rich history. As part of the Alamo Plan, Plaza de Valero serves as a welcoming gateway, blending history, community, and sustainability. This pedestrian-friendly plaza features seating, a green lawn, and a performance pavilion hosting community events.

Key Features:

  • Community Hub - Relax with tables, chairs, and live programming.
  • Sustainability - A 167,000-gallon cistern irrigates native trees, enhancing shade and comfort.
  • Historical Significance - A dynamic space that honors San Antonio’s past while engaging visitors today.

Preserving. Recapturing. Developing

Alamo Restoration Project

The Alamo Plan is dedicated to preserving and enhancing this world-renowned historic site.

Key initiatives include:

  • Preserving the 300-year-old Church and Long Barrack
  • Recapturing the original mission and battlefield footprint
  • Developing a state-of-the-art Visitor Center and Museum, set to open in 2027

Recent milestones include the unveiling of the 18-Pounder Losoya House Exhibit, the Palisade Exhibit, and the Mission Gate and Lunette, helping visitors better understand the Alamo’s historical significance. Additionally, the Ralston Family Collections Center, opened in March 2023, houses the Alamo Collection, including artifacts from the Phil Collins Collection.

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