The Rim/Six Flags - King Bed, Skyline View, Family
A full kitchen and two pools for bigger groups
About this hotel
This private rental sits in the wider northwest San Antonio hotel corridor around White Water Bay, offering a full kitchen, an outdoor grill, a washer and both indoor and outdoor pool access, a different setup from the standard hotel rooms that make up most of this cluster. For a family staying long enough that eating out every night stops making sense, or a group large enough that a single hotel room doesn't fit everyone comfortably, the extra space and self-catering kitchen change the shape of the trip. A crib and an elevator make it workable for a family with a baby in tow, and the property's amenities lean toward a longer, settled stay rather than a quick overnight timed to park opening.
- Full kitchen
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Outdoor grill
Our take
This suits a larger family or multi-generational group who wants real space and a kitchen rather than a standard hotel room, trading some proximity to the park gates for room to spread out. The combination of indoor and outdoor pool access is a genuine plus. It's not the pick for a family wanting hotel-style service or the shortest possible drive to Six Flags Fiesta Texas.
- ✓Book this one for a larger family or multi-generational group who needs more space than a standard hotel room.
- ✓Use the kitchen and outdoor grill for at least a few dinners in across a longer stay to keep costs down.
- ✓Bring the crib along if travelling with a baby, since one is already provided at the property.
Why we love it
- Full kitchen for self-catering
- Both indoor and outdoor pools
- Outdoor grill and washer
- Crib available for babies
Why guests love itThree families travelling together needed more than a couple of hotel rooms could comfortably give us, and this rental's kitchen and grill meant we cooked half our dinners instead of hunting for a table for twelve every night. Having both an indoor and outdoor pool kept the younger cousins entertained even on the one grey afternoon of the trip, and the washer meant nobody ran out of clean swimsuits by day four.