A Historic Hotel in San Antonio, TexasLand Of Legend And Lore
Rooted in the rich history of San Antonio, the historic Menger Hotel reigns as the oldest continuously operating hotel west of the Mississippi. An elegant anchor just steps from the Alamo, our storied hotel has played host to generations of guests who delight in its architectural grandeur, glamorous public spaces, and thoughtful modern-day services and amenities. From our museum-worthy furnishings to our celebrated mango ice cream, the Menger is the essence of San Antonio.
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Central Location
The historic Menger Hotel is located directly on Alamo Plaza, adjacent to Rivercenter Mall and San Antonio’s celebrated River Walk. In other words, you’re steps from the city’s best shopping, dining, and entertainment.
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Rich History
The oldest continuously operating hotel west of the Mississippi, The Menger traces its history back to William Menger, who opened the Menger Brewery in 1855 (thus introducing beer to San Antonio,) followed by the hotel in 1859.
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Unique Rooms & Suites
The Menger Hotel features 316 one-of-a-kind guest rooms and suites, each infused with elegant décor and historic charm. Flush with modern comforts and outstanding amenities, choose from private balconies, Alamo views, and more.
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Historic Bar
Build in 1887 as an exact replica of London’s House of Lords Pub, the Menger Bar features rare photographs and vintage mementos that trace our history back to the days when Theodore Roosevelt recruited his Rough Riders at our bar.
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The Colonial Room Restaurant
Step into this Victorian-era dining room and be transported back in time with traditional Texas cuisine, 20th century jazz, and soft mood lighting.
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Menger Bar
This 1887 replica of London’s House of Lords Pub has seen its fair share of history, dating back to Theodore Roosevelt’s Rough Riders recruitment era.
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the hotel entrance is located on
E.Crockett St.