From its founding as a Spanish mission to its role in the Texas Revolution, San Antonio has deep cultural roots. Within view of our hotel lies the Alamo—one of the country's most popular historic sites—and our doors open directly onto the River Walk, offering the ideal starting point for discovering the city's charm.

Photo courtesy of the Hyatt Regency San Antonio River Walk
Getting to and around San Antonio
The Hyatt Regency San Antonio River Walk is approximately 10 miles – a 20-minute one-way car ride - from San Antonio International Airport (SAT).
Taxis cost approximately $29 plus tip one-way between the airport and the hotel. All taxis are metered and are located at the lower level curbside, outside of the Baggage Claim area of Terminal A.
Shared-ride shuttles/vans are available at the airport and cost an average $15.00 one-way between the airport and downtown. Frequency: Every 15-20 minutes.
Shared ride service is available to those who wish to share a ride and pay a flat rate to certain destinations if multiple parties are available for the trip. Apps such Uber, Lyft or Get Me may be useful to book a ride.
Bus route number 5 is the one serving San Antonio Airport. Service hours: Daily, from 05:29 am to 09:44 pm (from SAT Airport). Please note that frequency may vary according to the day of the week. Important information: Buses on Line 5 change their number to Line 30 downtown. Total trip time is about 30 minutes. VIA bus stops is located on the far west end of Terminal B, passengers should need to follow the marked signs. For further information regarding bus services by VIA, please contact: +1 866 362 2020 or visit VIA’s website.
Dining in San Antonio: The New Culinary Capital of "Oh my goodness!"
San Antonio might just be the world’s largest kitchen. Its European and Mexican culinary traditions blend with new, home grown talent from the Culinary Institute of America San Antonio for a food and drink scene bursting with flavor and fun. As one of two U.S. cities designated a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, they’re not just serving up food; they’re sharing experiences.
Where to Eat
Culinaria's San Antonio Dining Trails: Barbecue! Tacos! Margaritas!