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    Facts About Hotels in Laredo, Texas

    • Around 100% of travelers book their Laredo trip upto 10 days in advance.
    • People Usually spend 3 nights in Laredo
    • 50% of customers who stayed in Laredo were Millennials.
    • 50% of travelers who visit Laredo are female.
    § All hotels facts are based on last 3 months' data except the highest and lowest booking months that are based on last 3 months' data.

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    Neighborhoods to Book a Hotel in Laredo

    OneTravel offers numerous cheap hotel deals in Laredo (LRD), but we know choosing the right one can be difficult. To make it easier, we highlighted different neighborhoods in which you can choose to stay!

    OneTravel scoured the web for the best hotels, at the best prices, in the best locations. Now, all you have to do is choose what kind of locale you’re looking for. It doesn’t matter if you’re a foodie, a shopper, or want to be close to the major attractions. Our list has a neighborhood for every type of traveler.

    Founded by Don Tomas Sanchez, the San Agustin de Laredo Historic District once comprised of whole Laredo. Today the district is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Explore the enormous San Agustin Cathedral and other brick houses with strong Spanish and Mexican influences while roaming in its streets.
    One of the two main business areas in Laredo, the Downtown Laredo lies opposite to the Rio Grande. The area is home to various worthwhile attractions like the Fort McIntosh and the historic Hamilton Hotel. Shoppers will love to shop at El Portal Center mall. Don’t forget to visit the Republic of the Rio Grande Museum.
    Getting its name from Thomas C. Nye who introduced the Bermuda onion culture into community, the neighborhood of Nye is one of the newer residential areas in Laredo that offers wide boulevards and streets, ideal for swimming.