A Charming PlaceSan Antonio Area Guide

There are countless things to do, see and experience in San Antonio — and The Gunter Hotel places many of them right at your fingertips. Tour the Alamo, watch a performance at the Majestic Theatre, or check out sporting events at the Alamodome and AT&T Center. We're also just a short distance from the Henry B. González Convention Center.

Riverwalk


Meander along the San Antonio Riverwalk and experience the vibrant tapestry of sights, sounds, and experiences that define this city. You’ll find lively parades and entertainment, cultural events, unique attractions and plenty of great shopping and dining.

The Alamo


Delve into the past at this iconic fortress, where valor and resilience shaped the course of Texas history. Take a guided tour, explore the exhibits, and watch interactive demonstrations depicting daily life in the 1830s.

Majestic Theatre


Built in 1929, the Majestic Theatre is an architectural marvel, with intricate details and opulent décor. It has been beautifully restored and is considered one of the top performing arts venues in the state.

Alamodome


Built in the early 1990s, this 64,000-seat stadium is home to the San Antonio Brahmas XFL Football team; experience the excitement of a game while you’re in town. The Alamodome also hosts concerts and other sporting events.

Henry B. González Convention Center


San Antonio’s premier convention center offers 1,600,000 square feet of space and can accommodate a wide range of events of nearly any size. It’s less than a mile away from The Gunter Hotel.

AT&T Center


Catch the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs in action at this state-of-the-art arena, which seats just under 20,000 people. AT&T Arena also hosts concerts with top musical artists and events including Monster Trucks and WWE wrestling.

Shops at Rivercenter


Located along the San Antonio Riverwalk, The Shops at Rivercenter offers a wide range of stores with everything from fashion and accessories to electronics and home goods. In addition to shopping, the mall also features various restaurants and eateries.

South Bank on the Riverwalk


This 46,000-square-foot shopping center is nestled on the Riverwalk and offers great food and entertainment options. Choose from Hard Rock Cafe, Paesano’s and the County Line, as well as Ben & Jerry's and Fat Tuesday.

Historic Market Square


Historic Market Square is a favorite among visitors and San Antonio locals alike - a bustling hub of culture that captures the essence of old Mexico. It boasts over 100 locally owned businesses, including shops, restaurants, and live entertainment.

The Artisan


The Artisan Gift Shop and Boutique sells a selection of unique clothing, art, gifts and decorations, crafted by talented Texan artists. The shop also has its own brand with custom designs and beautiful embroidery.

Dorrego’s


Located along the Riverwalk, Dorrego’s showcases a menu inspired by the flavors of Argentina, combined with an innovative European flair. Enjoy live Latin Jazz music on weekend evenings while you dine.

Iron Cactus Mexican Grill


Feast on Mexican cuisine and sip tequila cocktails at this lively restaurant and bar, which overlooks the river and has been voted “Best of the Riverwalk” for several years running. Be sure to order the popular table-side guacamole, prepared fresh right in front of you.

Rebelle


Located in the St. Anthony Hotel, Rebelle offers a contemporary American cuisine with a focus on seasonal ingredients and creative flavor combinations. The restaurant also takes pride in its extensive wine program, offering a carefully curated selection of wines from around the world. 

The Palm San Antonio


The San Antonio outpost of the famed Palm restaurant chain has recently renovated its bar, dining room and private dining spaces. Stop in for sophisticated American fare in a stylish ambiance.

Waxy O'Connors


This vibrant pub is named after an Irish candle maker, who earned the nickname "Waxy" because of his trade (and because of his luck in escaping a fire that destroyed his shop). The pub itself was built in County Monaghan, Ireland, before being transported here to Texas.