Modern Comforts in McAllen

Downtown Hotel Near MFE Airport, Shopping, & Quinta Mazatlan

Have a serene stay at Casa De Palmas, in the heart of McAllen’s Art District. Three miles from McAllen International Airport (MFE), this historic downtown hotel is minutes from the University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV), and South Texas College, as well as the McAllen Convention Center and Sharyland Business Park. Go shopping at La Plaza Mall, Palms Crossing, and Rio Grande Valley Premium Outlets®, or take in the beauty of Quinta Mazatlan. Back at the hotel, relax with an outdoor pool, restaurant, and bar.

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  • Casa De Palmas

    A Unique Retreat

    Enjoy HistorIc Charm, Plus a Pool, Fitness Center, and Free Wi Fi

    This landmark hotel combines gorgeous Spanish architecture with modern conveniences. Try migas for breakfast at The Spanish Room, then work out in the gym or connect to the office with free WiFi in the business center. Go for a swim in the courtyard pool and grab a drink from the bar. Enjoy extras like free parking, an airport shuttle, and same-day dry cleaning; plus there's plenty of space for meetings and events. Each non-smoking guest room features a flat-screen HDTV, mini-refrigerator, coffee maker, desk, ironing amenities, and hair dryer.

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    • Casa De Palmas

      Discover this Southern Texas City

      Go Bird-Watching, See the Stars, or Head to Mexico

      Visit Quinta Mazatlan, a 1930s Spanish estate full of rare birds and lush tropical foliage, or hike the scenic trails of McAllen Nature Center. Catch a concert at State Farm Hidalgo Arena, see a musical at McAllen Performing Arts Center, or watch the Rio Grande Valley Vipers play basketball at Bert Ogden Arena. The International Museum of Art & Science (IMAS) offers a sculpture garden, a collection of Mexican and Latin American folk art, and the StarLab Planetarium. Head to La Plaza Mall for an amazing shopping experience. Quinta Mazatlan, Payne Areana, and the McAllen Manufacturing District are all nearby. For more adventures, it's a short drive to the Mexican border.