The Tremont House - A Wyndham Historic Hotel - Galveston Texas Hotels

Built in 1879, the Victorian-style Wyndham Tremont House is located in the Strand Historic District, within walking distance of the 1894 Grand Opera House and approximately one hour from Houston International Airport. This location is also within walking distance of the Strand Street Theater. The hotel is on the trolley car route that runs to the beach and throughout downtown. Once a busy dry-goods warehouse, Tremont House has soaring ceilings, 11-foot windows, and period furnishings.

Hotel amenities include the Merchant Prince (full-service restaurant), Toujouse Bar (which hosts afternoon tea) golf privileges, passes to the Galveston Health and Racquet Club, and use of a neighboring pool. The four-story atrium lobby, with ironwork balconies and full-size palm trees, showcases an 1872 hand-carved rosewood bar.

All rooms feature 14-foot ceilings, Victorian-style furnishings, hardwood floors, plush rugs, white muslin spreads, enameled brass beds, marble tubs, hand-painted Italian tiles, towel warmers, irons and ironing boards, high-speed Internet access, cable TV, and Golden Door Spa Toiletries.

The Tremont House - A Wyndham Historic Hotel Property Information:

Rooms: 119
Floors: 4

The Tremont House - A Wyndham Historic Hotel Service

Nonsmoking
First class
Car rental desk
Wheel chair access
Business center
Dining
Meeting room

The Tremont House - A Wyndham Historic Hotel Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1600
Check-Out: 1200

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Galveston Events & Entertainment

Galveston Events & Entertainment

February

Mardis Gras – Galveston

Usually held in mid February

Location: Galveston Island

409-763-4311

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Experience Mardis Gras – Galveston style. With seven parades held over two weekends and over 200,000 visitors annually.

Annual Galveston Home Garden & Leisure Show

Held in late February

Location: Galveston Island Convention Center

409-762-3930

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More than 280 exhibitors and vendors participate. Features exhibits, demonstrations, programs and more. Hours are 10am – 6pm Saturday and 11am – 4pm Sunday.

March

Feather Fest

Held in late March – early April

Location: Varies throughout Galveston Island

888-425-4753

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Birding festival coincides with the spring migration when the Island sees more than 300 species as they travel through the area.

April

My First Triathlon

Held in early April

Location: Moody Gardens

888-425-4753

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Avoid the intimidation factor as hundreds take the plunge for the first time. Includes a 2.5-mile swim along the shore in waist-deep water, 12-mile bike route and 3-mile run. Begins with competitors as young as 6 years old. For those who want to take the plunge for a second time, My Next Triathlon, takes place the same weekend.

The Grand Kids Festival

Held in early April

Location: The Grand 1894 Opera House

409-765-1894

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Family festival is filled with more than 50 activity booths, three performance stages, a storytelling tent, artisans' tent and much more. Hours are 10am - 5pm

Southcoast Music Festival

Held in late April

Location: The Grand 1894 Opera House

409-765-1894

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Hoopla Streetball Tournament

Held in late April – early May

Location: Wal-Mart parking lot

888-425-4753

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Although basketball is the focal point, there are other fun activities including kid’s court, jumping balloons, air slides, food court, celebrity appearances, music, special event contest courts and more.

Feather Fest

Held in late March – early April

Location: Varies throughout Galveston Island

888-425-4753

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Birding festival coincides with the spring migration when the Island sees more than 300 species as they travel through the area.

May

Yaga’s Wild Game Cook-Off

Held in mid May

Location: Pier 21

713-818-5507

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Includes live entertainment and fireworks. Proceeds benefit the Yaga's Children's Fund.

December

Dickens on the Strand
Held the first weekend of December

Location: The Strand National Historic Landmark District
713-280-3907

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Pre-Christmas celebration featuring the world and times of Charles Dickens. Thousands of celebrants dress in turn-of-the-century outfits to enhance the mood. Jugglers, magicians, tightrope walkers and acrobats, choirs, dance troupes and tradition folk music abounds from six stages throughout The Strand National Historic Landmark District.

Entertainment

East End Theatre Company (etc)
2001 Postoffice Street

Galveston, TX 77550
409-762-3556

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Island etc (east-end Theatre Company) is a theatrical resident company in Galveston. Its aim is to provide Galveston area audiences with innovative and cutting-edge productions. Look forward to seeing many of the newer works by both known and new playwrights. Along with their unique offerings, they also produce some of the 'old favorites.' Island etc is a small, professional theatre with big aspirations. They invite everyone to become a part of a truly extraordinary experience.

Galveston Island Musicals
Performances held at the Moody Gardens Convention Center
409-737-1744

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The Galveston Island Outdoor Musicals performs at its home at the Moody Gardens Convention Center.

The Grand 1894 Opera House
2020 Postoffice St.

Galveston, TX 77550
409-765-1894

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A widely renowned, magnificently restored theater that has won awards for its excellence of design, and has featured a long list of legendary performers including Sara Bernhardt, Paderewski, and Anna Pavlova. This is a not-for-profit performing arts theater that presents more than 25 productions annually, including dance, drama, Broadway musicals, opera, as well as shows featuring stars of stage and screen.

Pier 21 Theatre
Pier 21 at Harborside Dr.

Galveston, TX 77550
409-763-8808

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Strand Theatre
2317 Mechanic

Galveston, TX 77550
409-763-4591

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The Strand Theatre is located in the heart of the Galveston Island Strand Historical District in the 1871 Oppermann building, 2317 Ships Mechanic Row. This award-winning, million-dollar restoration has created an elegant, intimate 200 seat theatre across from the historic Tremont House. All trolleys stop in front of the theatre; ample covered parking is available at the nearby Moody Parking Garage at 24th and Harborside.

Galveston Ballet

2301 Market Street (corner of 23rd & Market)

Galveston, TX 77550

409-763-8620

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Galveston Ballet is a regional pre-professional ballet company and academy offering a full range of instruction in classical ballet. It serves Galveston County residents, ages three through adult, with a variety of cultural backgrounds and varied socio-economic status.

Galveston Symphony

Located at the College of the Mainland in Texas City

409-763-2481

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The Galveston Symphony Orchestra is dedicated to mastering and performing the full range of symphonic literature. This ensemble of highly skilled amateur and professional musicians has been bringing the unforgettable experience of live performances to Galveston audiences since 1979 with a repertoire of compositions ranging from the baroque to the contemporary. In the belief that symphonic music can be enjoyed by anyone who has the opportunity to hear it, the Galveston Symphony Orchestra presents programs that transcend boundaries of culture and differences in economic and educational background.

Galveston Destination Overview

Galveston Island has sun, sea and sand galore. Escape to the perfect year-round resort with temperate weather and 32 miles of sparkling Gulf Coast beach. Sample the Island’s 60-plus attractions and unlimited entertainment venues. Explore one of Texas’ most historic cities and visit unique locations such as The Strand Historic District. Venture through a 10-story tropical rainforest and one of the largest aquariums in the world.

Go sightseeing by trolley. Visit one-of-a-kind museums! Take a break and relax in the cool shade of a palm tree or enjoy fishing, sun and great family fun. With over 100 shops and a variety of clubs and restaurants, the Island is a getaway that fits any budget. When it comes to fun, Galveston-style, the beach is just the beginning!

Experience it all for yourself. Located less than an hour from bustling Houston, this island community offers the perfect combination of weather and things to do, or not do, year round. As a tourist destination, Galveston tends to busy on most recognized holidays, weekends, and when the kids are out of school, including spring break. With a moderate climate year round, there is no time of year that isn’t good for a visit. Winters are generally mild with the low temperature in the evening still near 50, making it an ideal time for a great meal at one of the city’s many fine restaurants followed by a stroll on the beach.

Spring brings a comfortable combination of warm temperatures during the day; warm enough for a dip in the water and yet cool enough at night to enjoy any outdoor activity. Summers are warm and filled with abundant sunshine. This time of year brings a majority of the visitors to the beach to enjoy the warm Gulf waters. Fall is similar to spring but just a little warmer. Whatever the reason for a visit, whether for a day or a week, this island city is waiting with a warm smile, a warm breeze, and a comfortable climate.

Whatever the interest, there is something in Galveston for everyone. Want to enjoy the soft sea breezes? Sunbathing, feeding the birds, wading in the surf, relaxing under the shade of an umbrella are great ways to spend the day, and with the gentle breeze off of the gulf it feels great as visitors work on that perfect tan. Visitors can even tour the entire area by bike. Bicycles are available for rent for those who just want to take a leisurely tour of the area, including four wheel bikes for the whole family. There is an abundance of nature to observe.

Nature lovers will find plenty to see with the seagulls, pelicans, cranes and a host of other sea birds, dotting the landscape. Watch out for those seagulls as they are always ready for that next handout as they beg visitors on the beach. Being a seaside city, there are plenty of fine restaurants for all tastes. Some have waterfront locations which offer great views of the soaring birds, surfers, and swimmers in the water. For the history buff, visitors can walk or drive around the city and see many historic homes, not to mention a variety of museums and other attractions. The East End Historic District has been designated a historic district and has several restored historic homes. Don’t forget to bring the camera.

There are many opportunities to create lifetime memories. Galveston is an island unto itself. It is hard to imagine that just a short distance from this tropical vacation spot is the bustling city of Houston. Whether for a day, a weekend, a week or more; Galveston, on the beautiful Gulf of Mexico, has something for everyone. Come see for yourself.

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