Cheyenne said her favorite part of the entire trip was staying at the hotel. I told her we were staying at a Princess Hotel and she like the sound of that, although her facial expression in this photo does not reflect that enthusiasm.
The first night, Trey and I let Chey sleep between us. When we're at home, we don't let her sleep in our bed, so she loved cuddling with us in San Antonio. She favored Trey's side, so I slept with ample room on a queen size mattress. At one point, Trey woke up in the middle of the night and asked me to pull Chey towards my side of the bed. The next night, Trey asked housekeeping for a cot.
P.S. Dakota slept in a pack n play.
The girls were treated like royalty, we pushed them in strollers and/or carried Dakota in a sling, while we explored the city. I want to be a kid again!
On the last day of vacation, we made Chey walk and by the time we were walking back to the hotel, she started complaining. Trey carried both of the girls. He's stronger than me, that's for sure.
I really enjoyed the riverwalk. It was peaceful. A lot of people had cameras out, so I didn't feel like the only tourist out there.
We discovered a nice breakfast place called Shearton Gunter Bakery. We ate there twice for breakfast and spent less than $15 bucks each time. If you go to SA, I highly recommend this place!
Outside on the patio at Gunter Bakery
Trey Looking through a brochure, trying to find something to do, there is so much to do in San Antonio, I want to go back and explore the market and missions.
One of our dinner treats was the Rainforest Cafe. The other place was Rita's Mexican Resturant.
This is the Ceiling at Rainforest Cafe.
San Antonio all I have to say is you make amazing breakfast tacos, your riverwalk is gorgeous, and your city smells like tortillas. We'll be back for sure!
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