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Four Luxury and Presidential Suites offer the most space (between 1,000 and 1,700 square feet), with dining and bar areas and separate bedrooms. All rooms and suites in the resort's main building were renovated in 2015, and feature amenities like mini-fridges, Keurig machines, rainfall showers, Bluetooth chargers, plush robes, and free Wi-Fi. One Bedroom Suites and Pool View Junior Suites add living rooms with sleeper sofas (155 and 175 square feet of space, respectively). Room size corresponds to the resort’s overall feeling of spaciousness: entry-level Deluxe King and Queen Rooms start at 395 square feet. La Cantera has a total of 496 rooms, suites, and private Villas, all with contemporary, earth-toned decor and well-thought-out amenities. La Cantera maintains a more refined vibe than the JW, which is regularly overrun by multi-day conferences and families with little ones. JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa has similarly broad appeal and a Hill Country setting, but that property - at 1,002 rooms - is more than twice La Cantera's size and often feels more hectic. Business travelers regularly come through here for corporate events held in La Cantera’s many special-events spaces, and golfers are obviously drawn to the resort for its two 18-hole championship courses. A tier below the main pool (remember, La Cantera is built onto a hill) is an adults-only pool with cabanas along one long side and an infinity edge - and extensive views - on the other.įeatures like this add broad appeal for a wide swath of leisure and corporate travelers: Families appreciate the kids’ club, waterslides, and free shuttle service to Six Flags, and couples love the excellent luxury spa and adults-only features (in addition to the adult pool, the entire seventh floor of the hotel is for adults only, with a dedicated check-in and rooms with special amenities, like Alexas and boutique toiletries). Wander this way, and you’ll find the resort’s main pool, which is flanked by a poolside cantina and a pool bar, with a separate kids' pool and a gorgeous vista lawn with stone arches nearby.

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To Assault's right are floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows that look out onto the deep back lawn of paved walkways, grassy spaces, seating nooks, fire pits, and fountains. To the painting’s left is Bocado, a counter serving local meats and cheeses, as well as the entrance to Sire Bar, La Cantera’s intimate lobby bar.

This epic painting is by San Antonio artist Lloyd Walsh. A striking, larger-than-life oil portrait of Assault, the 1946 Triple Crown winner, immediately catches the eye. The main lobby has the soaring wood-beam ceilings and vast spaciousness of a ranch great hall, but light marble floors, modern multifaceted pendant light fixtures, and earth-toned furnishings (part of the 2015 renovation) keep things bright and contemporary. The hotel’s immediate landscape consists of its own green golf course, desert shrubs, and forested hills (the hotel plans on opening three miles of hiking trails in the near future), with the distant skyline of San Antonio on the southeast horizon. Its elevated position affords excellent views of the surrounding Hill Country from nearly every point. Formerly a Westin, this stunning property was built in 1999 on the highest point outside of San Antonio.

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