We have 41 hotels in Tyler.

2631 W NW Loop 323

Days Inn and Suites Tyler provides a comfortable setting while in Tyler. It also features conference rooms, a 24-hour business centre and free Wi-Fi.The hotel has 52 rooms, all of which are filled with a variety of facilities to ensure a comfortable stay.

Americas Best Value Inn & Suites-Tyler Downtown Star Rating 3

2828 West NW Loop 323

A 4-minute drive from the Caldwell Zoo, this straightforward budget hotel is also a 9-minute drive from the Tyler Rose Museum.Minifridges and coffeemakers are offered in each room, as well as free WiFi and TVs with premium cable channels. Suites with sofas are available.

Americas Best Value Inn Tyler Star Rating 2

13429 I-20 West

Off Interstate 20 freeway, this low-key roadside hotel is 8.6 miles from Tyler State Park and 14 miles to downtown Tyler.All rooms include free WiFi and cable TVs with premium cable channels, plus minifridges and microwaves.

BEST WESTERN Plus Southpark Inn & Suites Star Rating 2

120 W Rieck Road

This straightforward hotel is a 7.4-mile drive from the Caldwell Zoo and a 4-mile drive from The University of Texas at Tyler.The relaxed rooms feature coffeemakers, microwaves and minifridges, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels.

Candlewood Suites Tyler Star Rating 2

315 E. Rieck Rd

This unpretentious all-suite hotel off US-69 is 6 miles from both Tyler Municipal Rose Garden and the Harvey Hall Convention Center.Down-to-earth studios come with free Wi-Fi, cable TV and kitchenettes. Suites add living rooms with pull-out sofas.

Comfort Suites South Broadway Mall Tyler Star Rating 2

303 East Rieck Road

Set 5 miles from Discovery Science Place, this relaxed all-suite hotel is also 4 miles from the Tyler Museum of Art and 7 miles from Caldwell Zoo.The informal suites come with pull-out sofas, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, as well as minifridges, microwaves and coffeemakers. Upgraded suites add whirlpool tubs, kitchenettes and/or separate living rooms.

Fairfield Inn Tyler Star Rating 3

1945 West Southwest Loop 323

This contemporary hotel is 4.3 miles from the Tyler Museum of Art and 6.4 miles from Caldwell Zoo.

Hampton Inn Tyler Star Rating 3

3130 Troup Hwy.

Set in a commercial area along Highway 110, this unassuming hotel is 3 miles from Broadway Square mall and 4 miles from Brookshire's World of Wildlife Museum and Country Store.Relaxed, warm rooms come with complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, as well as minifridges, microwaves, and tea and coffeemakers.A hot breakfast buffet is free.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Star Rating 2

3247 West Gentry Parkway

Just off of the Mineola Highway (US 69), this unfussy hotel is next to the Caldwell Zoo, 3.5 miles northwest of downtown Tyler. It's 4.

Holiday Inn Tyler-South Broadway Star Rating 3

5701 South Broadway

Join us at our Hotel in Tyler, TX Worthy of claiming the title, America's Rose Capital, the beautifully landscaped East Texas community of Tyler plays host to an array of exciting attractions, unique shops and historical markers. From the Texas Rose Festival in the fall to the Azalea and Spring Flower Trail in the spring, you'll always find something that intrigues you in Tyler, Texas. Families looking for Tyler, Texas hotels love our Holiday Inn® hotel in Tyler Texas.

More on Tyler .

View all 41 Tyler hotels

Tyler is located a hundred miles southeast of Dallas and has a population of about 110,000. It is considered the "Rose Capital of the World" because of the many rose bushes throughout the area. It also has the largest rose garden in the United States, known as the Tyler Rose Garden, and one of the most inspiring gardens in the U.S. Tyler holds the annual Texas Rose Festival, which draws tourists to the area in mid-October. Tyler Attractions Given its size, Tyler is big enough to offer many attractions and activities to visitors, yet small enough to make everyone who comes to town feel welcome.

Some of the more popular tourist attractions include: The Tyler Texas Museum is a highly respected museum located at the Tyler Junior College, and it has permanent rotating collections that keep people coming back. It is near the Rose Garden and documents the history of the annual Rose Festival. Tyler's Railroad Depot has the Depot museum where previous employees and community members have donated four large model train layouts, uniforms, hats, and other train memorabilia. The Goodman Legrand Houston Museum was built in 1859 and is designated as historic landmark. It is not only a beautiful place, but an interesting museum.

There is quite a bit to do for kids in Tyler. Some of the things to enjoy include Brookshire's Museum and Country store, Discovery Science Place, and The Villages, which is an indoor waterpark. Also for family outdoor fun, Lake Palestine and Lake Tyler offer boating, camping, fishing, and many other water recreation.

Downtown Tyler Texas features Liberty Hall, which is the main performing theater. It was opened in 1930 and was a restoration project. It reopened in 2011, and now provides a local for a variety of quality entertainment ranging from nationally known artists to regional and local entertainers. Tyler Historic Aviation Memorial Museum is in a passenger terminal building. There is a display of military aircraft, a gift shop in the library, and a variety of programs that are educational. The Tyler Museum of Art was opened in 1952, and is an educational and cultural center that enriches the life of East Texas through the celebration of the visual arts. The Oil Palace is Tyler Texas is entertainment East Texas venue for about 7000 people it is one of the best places for entertainment.

Tyler Festivals - The Texas Rose Festival Rose Parade is very popular in Tyler. The Texas Rose Festival is always held in October, and the parade features floats, marching bands, local groups, vintage cards, and the queen of the Rose Parade. There is so much history to the Rose Festival and showcased in the Rose Museum that opened in 1992. It has been visited by over 300,000 people and tells the story of the hardships and successes of the Rose industry in Tyler. It also highlights the elegance of the tradition of the Rose Festival by displaying many photographs, newspaper clippings, Rose memorabilia, and costumes.

There is the popular Kiepersol Harvest Festival and Grape Stomp at the Estates Vineyard and Winery. Vodka sampling is also offered at the new distillery. Kiepersol provides first class wine sampling and many local restaurants participate in this fun celebration.

Restaurants From Mexican to barbeque to steak, there are many great restaurants it Tyler can inspire one's palate. One can get a great burger or some catfish at Jucy's Hamburgers, Kiepersol Restaurant, Clear Springs Cafe, or Pat Gee's. Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q is the best place in town for Barbeque, while Bruno's Pizza is the favorite for pizza. Mexican and Italian places include: Villa Montez, Oliveto Italien Bistro, Mama's Restaurant, La Plazita, and Taqueria El Lugar. For Asian and Greek entrees, the top choices are What About Kabob, Bernard Mediterranean Restaurant, Shogun of Japan, and Three Z Azian Cuizine.

Tyler is a nice to place to visit and offers outstanding hospitality to visitors looking for a hometown appeal. The best times to visit are during the local Rose or Harvest Festivals, but any time throughout the year can also be a great experience.