The hotel site is located between the Marriott Plaza San Antonio hotel and the German-English School directly across from Hemisfair.
The Historic and Design Review Commission signaled its approval Wednesday for a planned 10-story boutique hotel and restaurant to be built in the La Villita Historic District.
Kathy Krnavek, the Conservation Society board’s first vice president, repeated those concerns on Wednesday. It is situated between the seven-story Marriott Plaza San Antonio hotel and the historic German-English School and directly across the street from Yanaguana Garden in Hemisfair. The German-English School was established by German immigrants to San Antonio in 1858, and the structures at La Villita were built between 1859 and 1869, according to the Texas State Historical Commission.
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