602 N Victoria Road
Donna, TX 78537 Nightly Rates(105.00 - 195.00)3 Star
Property Description
Victoria Palms Inn and Suites features a business center- pool- spa, Fitness room- and Tennis court- must be 18 yrs. old and sign a Waver. Our hotel rooms have a king or 2 full beds- coffee pot- iron with ironing board and hair dryer. We have 1- bedroom suites with 1-king or 2-tween beds living room- full kitchen- and dining area. We have a CLASSIC BREAKFAST in the Victoria Palms Restaurant- must have a meal voucher- Free of charge. You can up grade at addtional cost. Free local and high speed internet. We are located In the middle of the Rio Grande Valley. Just minutes from the Mexico Boarder where you can shop for Gold - Silver jewlery, potery, leather goods. The Mcallen Miller Inter. Airport is only 23 minutes from the hotel. The Valley International Airport in Harlingen, Tx. is 38 minutes. So come see us at VICTORIA PALMS INN AND SUITES. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU. If you have any questions feel free to call us at 956-464-4656. We look foward to seeing you.
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