Houston, Texas
Stay in the heart of Houston’s Uptown district at The Post Oak Hotel, just moments from world-class shopping, acclaimed dining, and the city’s top cultural attractions. As a Forbes Travel Guide–rated property and Houston’s only AAA Five Diamond hotel, it offers a sophisticated retreat with elegantly appointed accommodations, an award-winning spa, exceptional restaurants, and a resort-style pool—providing a luxurious home base for discovering one of Texas’ most dynamic destinations.
Texas' Dynamic Culinary Capital
As the nation's fourth-largest city, Houston blends cosmopolitan energy with authentic Southern hospitality. Explore renowned museums, vibrant neighborhoods, and one of the country's most celebrated culinary scenes, where award-winning restaurants serve everything from elevated Tex-Mex to Gulf Coast seafood and Texas barbecue. Spend the afternoon browsing luxury boutiques at The Galleria, strolling the scenic trails of Buffalo Bayou Park, or discovering the city's pioneering legacy in space exploration at Space Center Houston.
Quick Facts
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Suggested Airport
George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) -
Average Temperature
91°F in summer; 60°F in winter -
Car Recommended?
Yes -
Peak Seasons
Spring and fall -
Population
2.3 million
Destination Highlights
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Space Center Houston
Go behind the scenes of America's space program at the official visitor center of NASA's Johnson Space Center. Interactive exhibits, historic spacecraft, moon rocks, and astronaut experiences make this one of Houston's most iconic attractions.
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Houston Museum District
Home to about 20 museums within walking distance of one another, this cultural hub offers something for every interest—from world-class art collections to immersive history, health, and children's exhibits. Don’t miss the Houston Museum of Natural Science, home to a recreated rainforest.
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Buffalo Bayou Park & Galveston Coast
Explore miles of walking and biking trails at Buffalo Bayou Park, where skyline views meet lush greenspace. For a change of pace, venture less than an hour away to Galveston's sandy beaches and historic waterfront for a relaxing day on the Gulf Coast.
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Weather
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Forecasting Your Houston Vacation
Like much of the South, Houston’s wet season is from April to October, and its dry season from November to March. Humidity rises in the summer, often making average temperatures in the 80s and 90s feel hotter than they are. Spring and fall are peak times to visit, due to more pleasant temperatures and lower humidity.
