Super 8 Intercontinental Houston

Super 8 Intercontinental Houston

Hotel Class: 2 out of 5 stars2 Stars - 40 Opinions

7010 Will Clayton Parkway, Humble, Texas, 77338, United States

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Interracial families in houston

by backandforth

I am considering a move to Houston. What is the environment like for interracial families in Houston? we would be living in the downtown/inner loop area. One of us is black and the other of us is mixed race passing as white. would appreciate any insight.

RE: Interracial families in houston

by bocmaxima

Central Houston is very open and accepting of just about anything. Houston has the fourth largest GLBT population in the country, most of whom live inside the loop.
You wouldn't have a problem in most of the suburbs either. People generally keep to themselves.

RE: RE: Interracial families in houston

by wasserball

I found Houston to be very acceptable to minorities. Houston white people are extremely friendly and polite. It is NOT unusual to be addressed as sir, if you are a man! I was communicating with a city official via email, and here are some of his responds...

Your Welcome, Sir.
Mark xxxxxxxx, Planner
City of League City, Texas

Kindest Regards,
Mark xxxxxxxx, Planner
City of League City, Texas


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Reliant Stadium

by kd_baby

This stadium is unreal! It has a retractable roof and can hold about 70,000 people. Aside from its beautiful layout and design, Reliant Stadium is juxtaposed with the Astrodome...literally. It dwarfs the Astrodome in shear height and volume. Bring any of your normal football gear.

The best bar in Houston, I say...

by newyorker300

The best bar in Houston, I say this because it is very cool and because i used to go to the one in nyc. i was excited to find out that the original is in houston. It is the gingerman..in rice village. it is between rice and university on morningglory or something like that....very easy to find...it will have all the cars around it and look like someone's house with bouncers.

Best Bar-B-Q in Town

by cealonzo about Lenox Bar-B-Q

From their slow hickory-smoked brisket, ham, chicken, ribs, and links to their delicious fresh coleslaw and potato salad, Lenox continues to serve up a darn good plate. Menu items include chicken fried steaks, hamburgers, beef stew, gumbo, chili, and the biggest Texas-sized stuffed potato that you have ever seen. Biggest Stuffed Potato in Texas
18 oz. potato stuffed with butter, sour cream, cheese, chives, and choice of meat - only $3.75

The NASA

by GUYON

It is impossible to go to Houston without visiting the Space Center.
To say the truth, the center is mainly made for children.
There are :
- two tram tours to visit the Johnson Center beside, with a guide who explains the various space relics
- two movies on the Space quest
- an amusing presentation of the life in the space
- a show : how the center works
- the astronaut gallery
We bought also food conditioned to be eaten in space...

Ticket : 22$50 (less 2$ with a coupon)
Senior : 20$95
Children : 17$95

Parking : 4$

Next year we visited Cape Canaveral to see the other face.

Old Town Spring

by msbrandysue

The Old Town of Spring, Texas is still alive with the old houses turned into quaint shops and specialty stores. The prices are quite high but it's especially fun around Christmas time to see the place decorated and hopping with busy shoppers. I like to go on quiet weekends to visit the local businesses and shop for one-of-a-kind gifts.

Old Town Spring offers restaurants, eateries, wine tastings, and more. So you can visit even if your pocket book is not very deep. The last two times I've spent three dollars total on a quick drink.

The streets are very packed so be careful. I would highly recommend the parking on the left of the shops. Take the right fork on the road and turn right at the first intersection. You'll see it on the right. That's the only place to park during their wine, crawfish, and Christmas festivals. During those times you might be charged to something like $3-5 to park but on off weekends I've never had to pay for parking. You can also try parking on the street if you're good at parrallel parking.

I enjoy the shop owners more than I do the merchandise. They are usually very friendly and helpful. It makes it hard to walk out empty handed though...

Old Town Spring also has two bathroom facilities. One up by the front of the area and another towards the parking area. They are not port-a-potties!! I hate those things...

Towards the front you'll also find the Spring Museum which has old artifacts that show how this land became to be so populated and busy. It's free but the nice lady volunteering is too cute to resist donating a few dollars. Make sure to skip the Civil War Museum...

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 Super 8 Intercontinental Houston

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Address: 7010 Will Clayton Parkway, Humble, Texas, 77338, United States

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