Alamo Inn B&B, 801 MAIN STREET, ALAMO, TEXAS, ROOMS FOR RENT

<A href="http://www.travelwithall.com/">Travel</A>withall is where you can book a room and make reservations at the <A href="http://travel.ian.com/index.jsp?pageName=hotInfo&cid=118234&hotelID=226260">Alamo Inn B&B, 801 MAIN STREET</A>, in ALAMO, <A href=".">TEXAS</A>. Find rooms available <A href="header.htm">for</A> rental of lodging <A href="b&b.htm">accommodations</A> for either corporate business travel or a leisure holiday vacation at the Alamo Inn B&B, 801 MAIN STREET, a place to stay in ALAMO, <A href=".">TEXAS</A>. A quiet romantic get-away bed and breakfast Inn with comfortable, historic accommodation, furnished with family antiques. The building dates back to 1919 when the city of Alamo was just getting established. Due to its historic nature there is no smoking in the building and suites are upstairs with no elevator, while some rooms are available down stairs. All the prime birding and tourism spots are within easy driving: Mexico, refuges, fishing. Many of the guests are birders, others are here visiting family, some are here on business, and some come for a romantic escape. Every suite has its own private bathroom, refrigerator, coffee maker, teakettle, telephone, and cable TV. Three suites have separate bedroom and living room; the fourth is a studio floor plan. Most visitors to the Rio Grande Valley run out of time before they can get to experience a fraction of the attractions. For birding and butter flying this is paradise. There is great fishing and trophy hunting. Native plant life and agriculture are abundant. The Alamo Inn is only seven miles from the Rio Grande River that runs between Mexico and Texas. The Valley is culturally a rich blend of Hispanic and American culture. There are wonderful cultural and historic museums to explore. Markets and restaurants that are unique in North America. You can go canoeing on the Rio Grande, kayaking or wind surfing on Laguna Madre, deep-sea fishing, or water skiing. There is Texas Louisiana baseball league, and there is horseback riding on the beach. Local beers are brewed here and there is an amazing brewpub restaurant. The inn can arrange a limo for you, or a massage, a visit to the beauty shop, or a birding guide. There is a water park and bungee jumping. There are birding, butterfly, wildlife and dragonfly festivals in the fall and spring. There are parades and cultural festivals, rodeo and livestock show, and bullfights in Mexico. Call and they'll help you plan your stay. The Valley has a chain of private bed and breakfasts, and salvage yards and antique shops to explore. There is shopping and eating in old Mexico at little river towns, and there is even a hand pulled ferry crossing for cars into Mexico] Summers are wonderful and winter is the busiest season of all with a huge array of Winter Texan events and organized tours] 801 Main Street, Alamo, TX - McAllen/Miller International Airport: Depart airport going north on South 10th Street/TX-336 and turn right onto US-83 South. Merge onto US-83 South and continue. Take the exit toward FM- 907/Alamo Business District, then turn slightly left onto US-83 South/Expressway 83. Turn right onto North Alamo Road/FM 907. Turn left onto US-83 BR/TX-374, then right onto South 8th Street. End at 801 Main Street.