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This time for spending my vacations I select Houston. Houston is a very beautiful city and it contains lots of attractions to see. I went there by plane. Houston offers many hotels in Houston which provide best services world wide in low prices. Hotels in Houston offer rooms at cheap prices and offer best services. Cheap hotels in Houston have best to offer to the customers. I stayed here for three days and I enjoyed a lot. I visited three places. Here I am mentioning these places.

Heritage society museum and tour- Put away in the 20-acre Sam Houston Historical Park downtown, you will find an impressive bit of Texas history. Visit the museum and gallery that features historical records, and then you can take the outdoor tour of noble buildings restored to their original glory. Pathways lead to an assortment of prestigious homes with styles that include log, brick, Greek and Victorian. The 1868 Victorian-style Pillot house also happens to be the site of the city's first indoor kitchen. All the homes on the tour are unique in structure and furnishings and clearly represent the former owner's heritage. There is also a quaint church built in 1891 by German farmers. You could stay all day in this downtown oasis. It's like walking through skyscrapers into a 19th century time warp.

 I stayed in holiday inn Houston hotel. I suggest to the visitors of the Houston to stay in this hotel.

Allen’s landing park-Houston is a fast-paced, thoroughly modern city, but if you want to see where it all began Allen's Landing is the place to go. When the brothers John K. and Augustus Chapman Allen saw the area where the two bayous came together, they envisioned a vibrant port. Today the city still retains the same entrepreneurial spirit that recharged the Allen brothers and inspired the development of what is now the fourth largest city in the nation.

Sam Houston park-Beneath the towering buildings of downtown, you will find numerous houses from various times in Texas history. There is a log cabin from the days before Texas was a republic, a house built during the early years of Texas Independence and other homes from the 1800s and early 1900s. Hourly Heritage Society tours will take you through a museum, tearoom, the Yesteryear Shop and the Frontier Trading Gift Shop. The park itself is large, green and peaceful. The experience is like walking through a little slice of heaven in the middle of the downtown chaos. Busy downtowners relax here whenever they get a chance.