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Best Western Atrea at Old Town Center
1920 Austin's Colony Pkwy, Bryan, Texas 77802-3337Phone: 979/731-5300 | Fax: 979/731-5301
This new and stylish Bryan, Texas hotel is situated less than three miles from historic downtown, Texas A&M University and the Children's Museum.
Conveniently located just off Highway six in Central Texas, the Best Western Atrea at Old Town Center offers the best in customer service and accommodations for both business and leisure travelers. Each well-appointed guest room and suite includes a microwave, refrigerator, cable satellite television and free wireless high-speed Internet access. The hotel is 100 percent smoke-free.
Business guests will appreciate the full-service business center and meeting/conference facilities accommodating up to 300 people. This Bryan hotel also offers an outdoor heated swimming pool and hot tub, fitness center, complimentary continental breakfast and a cocktail lounge with full bar in the lobby. Government and federal rates are available. Travelers coming to town seeking hotel accommodations for Texas A&M events will find this to be the best fit for their travel needs-convenient, new and equipped with top-rate amenities and services.
The Best Western Atrea at Old Town Center is conveniently located just two miles from historic downtown Bryan offering great shopping and dining. This Texas hotel is also close to Lake Bryan, the Texas World Speedway, the George Bush Presidential Library and the Carnegie Center. The hotel is ideal lodging for those visiting students at Texas A&M University, the Brayton Fire School and Blinn College. Corporate travelers staying in Bryan will find themselves close to Fibertown, West Telecommunications and Sanderson Farms.
The Best Western Atrea at Old Town Center is proud to offer superior customer service and a convenient location in Bryan. Make a reservation today and save!
Local Events Worth Considering:
August 2010
The show is held every 2nd Saturday of the month at the Copperas Cove Knights of Columbus Ball Room located on FM 2657. Show time is 7:00 PM.
September 2010
In its 142nd year. Shows, rodeos, music, entertainment, carnival, crafts, food, livestock, commercial exhibits and attractions. In Brenham.
Cotton Patch Bicycle Race, Texas Music Weekend, BBQ Cook-Off, Art, Car Show, Kid's Alley and Crafts, in Historic Downtown Greenville.
Golf tournament, treasure hunt, pageant, parade, carnival, games, including ick horse barrel racing and a twister contest. In Groves.
Stroll through artists' booths and enjoy steelband music, art projects, arts & crafts fair, limbo contest, big-wheel races, caricatures and food. In Cedar Park.
Chocolate Demonstrations, Five Chocolate Stations, Chocolate & Champagne Brunch, Saturday Night Chocolate & Music - and more. In Salado.
Features about 200 artists and 30 performances on the banks of the Brazos River. In Waco.
One humdinger of a Western experience, in Bandera, the Cowboy Capital of the World.
Live entertainment and great food, in Bandera.
October 2010
Canton Civic Center and Downtown.
The next generation of quality arts, crafts, antiques & home decor. In Plano.
A Tyler tradition, you can gather at the Queen’s Teas at the Tyler Rose Garden Queen’s Court and enjoy Saturday’s Rose Parade.
Dozens of local and nationally known music acts descend on Austin for this three-day music festival.
200 vendors, a car show, book fair, photo contest, a Shiitake 5K Run/Walk at the city park, cooking shows, wine tastings and dance. In Madisonville.
A day long free event celebrating the cultural history of San Antonio. Over 40 history exhibitors and entertainers.
November 2010
Tour festive decorated homes, do Christmas shopping and step into yesteryear at the antique show and sale. In Brenham.
A classic car show, chili cook-off, carriage rides, arts & crafts, children's activities and food vendors. In Mineola.
More than 90 specialty boutiques and merchants from all over the nation. In Tyler.
Honoring the three rebellion flags of the region’s history. In Nacogdoches.
Clan Tents, Scottish Vendors, Piping, Drumming, Dancing, Games, old Scottish songs. In Salado.
Featuring multiple musical bands along the course as participants pass historic missions before finishing at the Alamodome, in San Antonio.
December 2010
In downtown Henderson.
Hosted by the City of Paris Parks and Recreation Department at Bywaters Park. The event provides live performances throughout December.
This certified 5K run is set for 8:30 a.m. in downtown Nacogdoches with the 3K walk beginning shortly thereafter.
Starring the Rockettes. Bass Concert Hall in Austin.
