Fort Worth‍

Cowboy culture meets contemporary city living in Fort Worth, one of the country’s fastest growing cities. Head to the historic Stockyards, where the Old West lives on during twice-daily cattle drives. Make sure to visit the world’s only year round rodeo at Cowtown Coliseum to get the true Texas experience. End your night at Billy Bob's for great music and western dancing.

Where to stay: Omni Fort Worth
What to see: Fort Worth Stock Yards
Where to eat: Goldees Barbecue or Esperanza’s Restaurant and Bakery

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Austin, TX‍

Welcome to Austin — the capitol of Texas — known for being the live music capital of the world and “keep Austin Weird” culture. The music may be what draws you in, but it’s the city’s easy rhythm that makes you want to stay. When the Texas heat peaks, cool off at Barton Springs Pool, the city’s beloved pool oasis fed from underground springs.
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Distance: 120 Miles
Where to stay: Omni Austin Hotel Downtown or Omni Barton Creek Resort and Spa
What to see: Zilker Park and Barton Springs
Where to eat: Guero’s Taco bar (for music with your meal) Fonda San Miguel

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Optional (San Marcos) 

‍Take a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear river, float the day away tubing or kayaking, then refuel with a bite in the charming historic downtown.

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Location: 2024 N Old Bastrop Hwy, San Marcos, TX 78666

Distance: 31 Miles

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San Antonio, TX 

In San Antonio, the past might be why you visit, but the present is why you’ll want to stay. The Alamo, San Antonio's most iconic landmark is a great place to see and offers a chance to explore Texas liberty. Enjoy the different shops, restaurants, and experiences along the river walk. 

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Distance: 9 Miles

Where to stay: Omni La Mansión del Rio or Makara Hotel and Spa 

What to see: The Alamo 

Where to eat: Don Pedro Mexican Restaurant (known for Puff Tacos) 

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Houston, Texas 

Known for being one of the most diverse U.S cities, Houston has a little bit of everything Including an amazing culinary scene, top art museums, and a seasonal rodeo. While visiting make sure to visit NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Houston’s Museum of Natural Science, and grab a bite at Birdies Café.

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Distance: 68 Miles

Where to stay: Omni Houston Hotel 

What to see: NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston 

Where to eat: Barbecue Inn (Known for fried chicken) The Pit Room 

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Dallas, Texas

Big city energy meets true Texas in Dallas, where luxury, culture, and sports collide. Shop till you drop at Highland Park Village for a one-of-a-kind luxury shopping experience. Afterward, stretch your legs on the Katy Trail, stopping for a coffee along the way. Sports fans can head to AT&T Stadium to see the Dallas Cowboys in action or visit their training facility at The Star. If you are a history fan, visit The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza to learn about the life of John F. Kennedy and his assassination that took place in Dallas. Of course, no trip is complete without indulging in legendary barbecue and Tex-Mex, because in the Big D, food and drinks are the main attraction.

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Distance: 240 Miles

Where to stay: Omni Dallas Downtown, Omni Las Colinas Hotel, Omni Frisco Hotel at the Star, or Omni PGA Frisco and Resort

What to play: Golf at PGA  

Where to eat: Cattlelack Barbeque