Hey Spurs Fans - I'm searching for a cheap place to stay

[Agloco]

I was there 3 days ago and stayed at the Comfort Inn Suites at 410 and Culebra, near SeaWorld. It was $84 + tax ($99 total) for a suite with two queen size beds and a couch that turns into a bed. Breakfast included. Place was nice and I though the price was fairly good.

Bah, didn't know. Would have loved to grab a brew with ya.

[FkLA]

Bring a sleeping bag and you can stay in my backyard .

[Bender]

^--- I still can't get over that gif of pop yelling at tony. I'd love to see tony push him away and yell back, " off asshole..."

[ElNono]

Bah, didn't know. Would have loved to grab a brew with ya.

Though about contacting some peeps here, but frankly I was there with my wife, father in law and my nephew and we only stayed Sat to Sun, so it would've been complicated. Maybe next time if I have more time

[TwelveGs210]

the company is extra

Greats deals on Backpage.

[RuffnReadyOzStyle]

Theres was a time and age in this forum when a request like this would likely mean someone would open up their doors to you and allow you to stay with them. But now, lol, that. Too many assholes and crazy people to take a chance.

I hope you find a place, but if nothing else try a site like priceline or hotwire. Definitely a lot of cheap hotel rooms in SA at this time of year.

Very true on both counts. The people of SA looked after me like royalty on my two trips, and I'll always be grateful for that.

I'd definitely look at the place Rummpd recommended.

[The Truth #6]

http://www.hostelbookers.com/hostels...antonio/30006/

There are a lot of reasonable hotels in SA but consider this place:

Bullis House Inn
Pierce Street, San Antonio, Texas, USA 78208

Highly rated and Historic mansion beautifully restored in the 1980s, the Bullis House Inn is a three story neo-classical designed mansion that was built from 1906 to 1909 for General John Lapham Bullis, a frontier Indian fighter who played a key role in the capture of the famous Apache chief, Geronimo. Bullis House is a registered Texas historic landmark and near downtown San Antonio, in the Government Hill Historic District.

As a young Army officer stayed here a few nights, while awaiting a room on base - kind of like a bed and breakfest except you need to notify them in advance and pay a nominal fee for that meal.

This is actually a pretty good suggestion. It's in a quiet neighborhood but also really close to downtown (the Riverwalk and really close to the renovated Pearl Brewery district). It's seconds away from I-35 highway at the same time and maybe 2 or 3 exits from the arena. And, it's also the only Youth Hostel in San Antonio - so if you really need to save money you can try the adjoining hostel, which I've heard is like bunk beds or something like that.