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1. Drury Plaza Hotel San Antonio Riverwalk
Drury Plaza Hotel San Antonio Riverwalk
2. The Resort at Schlitterbahn
The Resort at Schlitterbahn
3. Hotel Valencia Riverwalk, Valencia Collection
Hotel Valencia Riverwalk, Valencia Collection
4. Riverwalk Plaza
Riverwalk Plaza
5. Hacienda del Rio
Hacienda del Rio
6. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham New Braunfels
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham New Braunfels
7. Petit Cowboy
Petit Cowboy
8. Home2 Suites By Hilton New Braunfels
Home2 Suites By Hilton New Braunfels
9. Menger Hotel
Menger Hotel
10. Courtyard by Marriott New Braunfels River Village
Courtyard by Marriott New Braunfels River Village
11. Holiday Inn Express & Suites New Braunfels by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites New Braunfels by IHG
12. Wingate by Wyndham New Braunfels
Wingate by Wyndham New Braunfels
13. Sophie's Gasthaus
Sophie's Gasthaus
14. Gruene River Hotel & Retreat
Gruene River Hotel & Retreat
15. The Faust Hotel
The Faust Hotel
16. Howard Johnson by Wyndham New Braunfels
Howard Johnson by Wyndham New Braunfels
18. Kuebler Waldrip Haus B&B
Kuebler Waldrip Haus B&B
19. Days Inn by Wyndham New Braunfels
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Howard Johnson by Wyndham New Braunfels- Free breakfast
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Gruene
Gruene's legendary dance hall beckons with toe-tapping country music and weathered wooden floors that tell stories of Texas past. The iconic water tower watches over 19th-century buildings filled with antique shops and local treasures. Grab your inner tube for a refreshing float down the Guadalupe River, or kick back on restaurant patios where live music drifts through the air. Texas BBQ joints and riverside restaurants serve up Hill Country specialities with a side of hospitality. Bed & breakfasts in historic homes offer charm and character for overnight stays. The compact historic core is easily walkable, though you'll want a car to explore beyond this preserved slice of German-Texan heritage.

Landa Park Highlands
Landa Park Highlands gives you front-row access to New Braunfels' natural playground without the tourist buzz. The area sits right next to the 196-acre Landa Park, where crystal-clear springs maintain a perfect 70-72°F year-round. Tube down the Comal River or take peaceful walks under mature oak trees while birds provide the soundtrack. Kids will love splashing at the nearby Schlitterbahn Waterpark or exploring the McKenna Children's Museum. You'll need wheels to get around this quiet residential area, as public transit is limited. Most visitors stay in holiday rentals or cosy bed & breakfasts that offer a genuine slice of Texas suburban life. The area itself has few dining options, so plan to drive into town when hunger strikes.

Lake Dunlap
Lake Dunlap delivers peaceful lakeside bliss just minutes from New Braunfels. Morning mist rises from glassy waters where fishing piers and boat launches invite you to cast a line or paddle out. The Guadalupe River flows nearby, offering tubing adventures and scenic spots to relax. Towering cypress trees frame the shoreline where you can spot herons and osprey. Holiday rentals and lakefront cabins make up most accommodation, many with private docks for easy water access. A car is essential as public transit is limited. Pack provisions in advance—dining options are sparse within the area but New Braunfels restaurants are a short drive away.

Downtown
City centre New Braunfels celebrates its German roots with historic limestone buildings and the majestic Comal County Courthouse anchoring the central plaza. The legendary Phoenix Saloon serves up live music alongside streets that practically hum with Old World charm. Visitors float the crystal-clear Comal River just streets away, while shops filled with German imports and Texas treasures line the walkable streets. German-Texan fusion dominates the food scene with schnitzel, bratwurst, and local craft beer. Most attractions sit within a 3-block radius, making exploration on foot the ideal way to soak up this slice of Texas-German heritage. Historic bed & breakfasts in converted Victorian homes offer the perfect base for experiencing this cultural gem.

River Road
River Road pulses with the sound of rushing water and laughter as the Guadalupe River winds through New Braunfels. Colourful tube rental shops line the roadway alongside riverside bars where live music spills onto sun-drenched patios. Cypress trees shade natural swimming holes where families splash and play, while kayak launches buzz with activity during peak season. Riverside eateries serve up casual Texas fare with BBQ joints and Tex-Mex cantinas offering perfect post-river fuel. Most visitors stay in riverside resorts or holiday rentals with direct water access. A personal vehicle is your best bet for exploring this recreational paradise, as public transit options are limited.
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Grab an inner tube and surrender to the gentle current of the Comal River, where crystal-clear spring waters offer perfect respite from Texas heat. Schlitterbahn Waterpark delivers thrills with its massive slides and wave pools, creating memories that last longer than sunburns. The German heritage shines through during Wurstfest, when polka music and lederhosen seem perfectly normal accompaniments to sausage and craft beer. Historic Gruene Hall stands as Texas' oldest dance hall, where boot-scootin' happens beneath century-old rafters. Between river floats, explore downtown's charming shops housed in buildings that have witnessed generations of Texan-German fusion. The Brauntex Theatre's art deco marquee lights up evenings with performances that rival those in nearby San Antonio.























































































































































































































































