Hotels by metro
| Metro | Hotels |
|---|---|
| Rest of Texas | 1,768 |
| Houston | 1,370 |
| Dallas–Fort Worth | 1,242 |
| San Antonio | 690 |
| Austin | 519 |
| Corpus Christi | 312 |
| Brownsville–Harlingen | 248 |
| Midland–Odessa | 116 |
| McAllen | 105 |
| Lubbock | 101 |
| El Paso | 100 |
| Killeen–Temple | 99 |
| Amarillo | 94 |
| Beaumont–Port Arthur | 91 |
| College Station–Bryan | 58 |
| Longview | 52 |
| Tyler | 51 |
| Abilene | 47 |
| Laredo | 36 |
| Wichita Falls | 33 |
| San Angelo | 33 |
| Victoria | 28 |
| Sherman–Denison | 26 |
| Texarkana | 25 |
| Waco | 11 |
Largest hotel ownership groups in Texas
Permit holders grouped by taxpayer number and business mailing address. A permit holder may be the operating company or a lessee.
Largest hotel brands in Texas
Questions about Texas hotels
How many hotels are in Texas?
7,255 hotels and motels hold an active Texas hotel occupancy tax permit (October 2026, Texas Comptroller). The most are in Rest of Texas (1,768), Houston (1,370) and Dallas–Fort Worth (1,242).
Who owns the most hotels in Texas?
Padre Escapes, LLC, with 73 Texas hotels in WhoRunsWhat's data. The owner is the permit holder, which may be the operating company or a lessee.
Where does this hotel data come from?
Each hotel's Texas hotel occupancy tax permit names the permit holder. Related permit holders are grouped by taxpayer number and shared business mailing address. Brands come from the property name and brand store lists.