SchlitterStein Lofts

New Braunfels, Texas, USA

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SchlitterStein Lofts, New Braunfels, Texas
SchlitterStein Lofts, New Braunfels, Texas
SchlitterStein Lofts, New Braunfels, Texas
SchlitterStein Lofts, New Braunfels, Texas
SchlitterStein Lofts, New Braunfels, Texas

 

HOTEL HIGHLIGHTS

See website, rates dependent on dates and size of party. During the season, rates include all-day admission to the waterpark, including extra hours, and tram service to the park. Wifi and parking are always included.

– Resort guests have access to the Blastenhoff section of the park one hour prior to official opening hours and access to the Boogie Bahn surfing ride one hour after official closing hours.
– Close to the waterpark but away from any music and waterslide screams.
– Views of the pretty green Comal River through the trees.

– Request a third-floor rather than second-floor suite for better views and so you won’t hear noise from chairs being moved above you.

LOCATION

Closest Airport: San Antonio International Airport | Transfer Time: 40 minutes | Transfer by: Taxi/ Shuttle Bus

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REVIEW BY

Johanna ReadJohanna Read
Contributing Editor

 

There’s an incredible waterpark just outside San Antonio, Texas. It’s called Schlitterbahn Waterpark and it’s been voted the world’s best waterpark 19 years in a row. Staying at one of the hotels associated with the waterpark means you’re close to the action and get extra benefits, including early access to the very popular park.

There’s a variety of accommodation options at Schlitterbahn. For example, large groups will like the Treehaus Luxury Suites, and those who like their luxury a touch rustic will enjoy the wooden Riverbend cabins, both in the Blastenhoff section of the park. There are condos near the Surfenburg section and the Resort at the Bahn is the highlight of the original section. I stayed in the SchlitterStein Lofts, across the green Comal River from the noise and action of the resort. Ideal if I’d wanted a day to sleep in … but the waterpark was too much fun to keep away from.

The SchlitterStein Lofts sleep four to six people in a spacious two-bedroom, two-bathroom, two-balcony apartment. Each bedroom has a queen bed and the living room couch folds out into two twin beds. The master bedroom has a massive jetted bathtub too.

Bausch kitchen appliances mean you can make your own meals using ingredients from the nearby farmers’ market or grocery store and dine at the table for six. A washer and dryer, also by Bausch, mean laundry is easy.

While the lofts are a lovely place for relaxing, you’ll want to spend as much time as possible at the waterpark. The park features uphill water coasters (roller coasters you ride on a two-person tube propelled uphill by powerful jets of water), more traditional water slides, several varieties of lazy rivers to float along (some with adrenaline-bursting rapids, turns and falls), wave pools, playgrounds, a bungee freefall Skycoaster, and a special pool with a constant wave which is ideal for boogie boarding and bodysurfing.

Luxury extras worth the price: A cabana rental will ensure that you and your family have a shaded place just for you, complete with couches, a mini-fridge, and table service. A Blast Pass will allow you to reserve a time to ride the best attractions while skipping the long lines.

There are three other Schlitterbahn parks in Texas and one in Kansas City, Kansas. They’re all family-owned and, especially at the original New Braunfels location, you’ll feel a sense of nostalgia for the way family holidays used to be. No matter which location you choose, you’ll be impressed with the welcoming friendly attitude of the staff.