I parked at another parking garage after getting screwed the last time I stayed at the Westin and…read moreparked there. $45 for overnight parking. Where as you can park at St. mary's for $10. just for people like myself that would rather spend my $ on fun stuff, not just parking.

Oh Lord! This might be by far the most expensive parking garage in downtown…read more I was heading to a meeting in downtown and was planning to park at the Houston Street Garage but for some reason did a wrong and long story short ended up at this one. Since I was running late to my meeting I didn't stop to read the prices (huge mistake). I think I was there for maybe an hour and a half and was charged $23! It was not a weekend rate, or special event rate, this was their normal rate which is insane to me. Besides overcharging customers, the parking lot is super tiny and turning while other cars are going up or down, is super difficult (specially for big trucks). Needless to say, I do not recommend this parking garage to anyone. I promise there are cheaper and better parking places out there!

There are so many rip off parking lot in the city but this place was so helpful! While others…read morecharge nearly $40 over night they charge only $10! Yep, we came here for that reason and it's worth it! If you wanna save $30 bucks then come here! Cheers

When staying at the Omni in SA Texas this is the place to park. It is located across the street…read morefrom. 24 hours for 10.00 a day!! It's run by the city of San Antonio TX. Safe, clean and reasonable rates.

The best parking garage downtown…read more I always use this garage as long as there's space available. Parking's cheap, it's at the heart of downtown, and now they do free parking on Tuesdays from 5pm-2am! It's open 24/7 and security's always walking through to keep things safe. On the off chance you lose your ticket, there's an attendant at the exit to assist you. Hope this helps you find cheap and safe parking!

Super easy and centrally located to The Alamo and San Antonio Tower…read more Flat rate of $10 for the day. Don't bring a full size pickup truck! It's a tight squeeze

This parking garage truly deserves their one star rating. If there's a reason why locals do not go…read moreto downtown is because of parking garages like this one. First of all, this parking garage is located near the Frost Bank tower in the same building as the downtown Chick-fil-A. There's only one entrance to this garage and you need your credit card in order to access the garage (that should've been red flag #1). Their rate is 0 - 1hr $6 and then it jumps to $14 for 1-3 hours. The building itself is very small with very tight turns. If you have a large truck or an SUV I wouldn't even recommend trying to get in here because it will be difficult and you might end up scratching your tires during the turns. Long story short, I ended up staying a little bit over an hour and had to pay their ridiculous $14 fee and I wasn't even able to get a receipt for my payment. Needless to say, I will not be parking here ever again.

Why was I charged $17 for less than 2 hours of parking? The math does not add up, please explain!!read more

It's a bit expensive, but it's in a great location, and it is nice to have peace of mind when you…read morepark your car downtown. Please look up the prices before coming in. Some days, there is a flat fee, and others, after 3 hours, there's an additional charge. Still worth it, though.

This garage is perfectly located within our self-guided walking tour. I had carefully planned out…read morethe attractions we wanted to see on foot and this garage saved us. I thought the $20 flat fee was a great deal.

When I drove into the area back on May 25, 2025, I was taken aback by how much this area of San…read moreAntonio had changed. The street that I remember driving in front of the Alamo many years ago is now non-existent! I am really digging the Alamo Plaza, though. From what I understand, the plan is to make it entirely pedestrian-friendly - no more vehicular traffic. Thus, much of the surrounding area is still under construction, but most areas in front of the Alamo are safe. This plaza is not the same as the Plaza de Valero, which is in front of Menger Hotel. Just ensure to wear loose, breathable clothing and drink plenty of water on the really warm to hot Texas days... a young lady in a tour group I was in passed out and hit her head on the concrete of the plaza. She (or rather her boyfriend) refused medical attention. I don't know if she's okay now, but it seemed serious at the time. PARKING I think your best bet with all the ongoing construction would be at the Rivercenter Parking Garage. TIP The building west of the Alamo will be the new Alamo Visitor Center and Museum. A grand opening for 2027 has been slated.

Sometimes, the grounds outside an attraction are more interesting than the attraction itself. This…read moremay very well be the case for the Alamo Plaza. While the Alamo itself is rich in history, I prefer people-watching myself. And boy howdy, is there people watching here! While on my visit, I was enjoying a dish of ice cream, curtesy of one of the shops along the street, when I was able to get my fix of religion. There was a street preacher, or perhaps someone who just wanted to be a street preacher, yelling out scripture and nonsense. It didn't take long for him to be escorted to the end of the street by the police officers who where there patrolling on their bikes. Too bad, I was ready to repent and convert. The plaza provides lots of shade with several large trees and a little bit of seating on benches and concrete walls surrounding the landscape. Most of the shops along the street are geared toward tourists (souvenir shops, overpriced oddity museums and some eateries.) It's worth a visit for a while, but you might find better, less expensive options, a few blocks away.

***DO NOT** I REPEAT DO NOT USE THIS PARKING GARAGE EVER***…read more I paid $47 dollars on "Spot Hero" app to reserve parking slot only to find out that this garage overbooks and it is 1st come 1st served. So they stole $47 dollars from me. The foolish idiot that would not let us on kept saying "we are full, next time come early" Plus they allow anyone and everyone (children and minors) to stand and hangout on the edge of the driveway to cheer the parade as it goes by. This has to be a safety violation and should not be tolerated.

Very expensive. Weekend is a flat rate of $28 no matter the time spent there. We parked here to go…read moreto the Briscoe museum and Schilo's. The garage is completely automated with no staff in sight. I assume someone is behind the scenes in case there are issues. You'll receive a parking ticket on the way in and can pay it in the elevator lobby before going back to your car. You'll keep your original ticket because you'll need to scan it to leave. I am giving it 3 stars because it was in a convenient location and seemed safe but we'll look into other less expensive options next time we're downtown.