Holiday Inn Express Houston Downtown Okolica

Daikin Park is home to the Houston Astros, and on game day the energy around downtown is hard to miss. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just catching your first game, staying at our hotel near Daikin Park makes it easy. You're a five-minute walk from first pitch, close enough to grab breakfast at the hotel and still make it for batting practice. Skip the parking and just walk over.

Home to the Houston Rockets, Toyota Center also draws some of the biggest concert tours and live events in the country. The arena's calendar stays packed year-round, from NBA games to major shows. As a hotel near Toyota Center, Holiday Inn Express Houston Downtown puts you 0.6 miles from the front gates, so you can walk over, catch the game, and walk back without thinking about parking or a rideshare.

Shell Energy Stadium is the home of the Houston Dynamo and Houston Dash, and on match days it brings a different kind of energy to downtown. Soccer crowds tend to be loud and the atmosphere around the stadium is worth showing up early for. For fans after a hotel near Shell Energy Stadium, Holiday Inn Express Houston Downtown is 0.6 miles away. A quick rideshare or straightforward drive, no complicated logistics on match day.

Discovery Green is a 12-acre park sitting in the middle of downtown Houston, with a lake, lawn space, a stage for live music, food trucks, and a steady rotation of free events year-round. Festivals, outdoor concerts, fitness classes, and farmers markets all happen here. Our hotel near Discovery Green puts you 0.6 miles away, so it's easy to build into any morning or evening without much planning.

Situated on a six-acre site in downtown Houston, the Downtown Aquarium is a unique entertainment, dining, and education complex that blends aquatic wonder with family-friendly fun. Visitors can explore more than 300 species of marine and terrestrial wildlife, housed in displays ranging from Louisiana swamps to tropical rainforests, a sunken Spanish galleon, stingray reefs, and the Maharaja Temple with its white tiger exhibit. the complex offers restaurant, Bar and amusement rides.

The Houston Museum of Natural Science is a premier destination for science exploration and discovery. With fascinating exhibits on dinosaurs, gems, space, ancient civilizations, and wildlife, HMNS engages visitors of all ages. Highlights include the Morian Hall of Paleontology, the Wortham Giant Screen Theatre, and the Burke Baker Planetarium. This dynamic museum inspires curiosity, making science accessible, fun, and unforgettable for the community and beyond.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is one of the largest cultural institutions in the U.S., showcasing a vast collection spanning 6,000 years of history. From Renaissance masterpieces and Impressionist works to contemporary art, the MFAH offers world-class exhibitions, educational programs, and inspiring architecture. Its campus includes stunning galleries, outdoor sculpture gardens, and innovative spaces for learning and creativity.

The Alley Theatre is a renowned performing arts venue in downtown Houston, Texas. Founded in 1947, it is one of the oldest resident theaters in the United States and a cornerstone of Houston’s cultural scene. The theatre is known for its innovative productions of both classic and contemporary plays, world premieres, and a commitment to developing new works. Its modern building features the Hubbard Theatre (a large thrust-stage auditorium with over 700 seats) and the more intimate Neuhaus Theatre

The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts, located in Houston’s Theater District, is a premier venue showcasing Broadway tours, musicals, concerts, and local productions. Opened in 2002, it features two theaters: the Sarofim Hall, a 2,650-seat space with stunning views of downtown, and the more intimate Zilkha Hall with 500 seats. With world-class acoustics, elegant architecture, and a commitment to arts education, the Hobby Center is a cultural hub that enriches Houston’s vibrant performing arts

The Wortham Theater Center in downtown Houston is a premier performing arts venue and home to the Houston Ballet and Houston Grand Opera. Opened in 1987, it features two theaters: the Brown Theater with over 2,400 seats and the more intimate Cullen Theater with 1,100 seats. Designed with striking architecture and state-of-the-art acoustics, the Wortham hosts ballet, opera, concerts, and cultural events, making it a cornerstone of Houston’s Theater District.

The Jesse H. Jones Hall for the Performing Arts, located in Houston’s Theater District, is the home of the Houston Symphony and Society for the Performing Arts. Opened in 1966, this landmark venue seats over 2,900 guests and is celebrated for its remarkable acoustics, modernist architecture, and versatility, hosting symphonies, concerts, touring shows, and community events. With its iconic white exterior and adaptable performance space, Jones Hall remains a cornerstone of Houston’s cultural and

The George R. Brown Convention Center is one of the largest convention facilities in the country, hosting major trade shows, medical conferences, industry expos, and citywide events year-round. As a hotel near George R. Brown Convention Center, Holiday Inn Express Houston Downtown is just 0.5 miles away. That means it's easy to commute to morning sessions and evening receptions with plenty of time for a break in-between.