Greenville (Texas) Accommodation

Searching for hotels in Greenville (Texas) (United States) or Greenville (Texas) accommodation?  The largest city in Hunt County, Texas is Greenville. It was named after Thomas J. Green, a respected general in the Texas Army during the war of independence from Mexico.

The city in the Blackland Prairie region was founded in 1846 and started its economy based on the cotton industry. Thus, to know more about the city’s past, tourists must take a trip to the American Cotton Museum. The museum features a cotton patch, some picnic areas, and the oldest house in the area, the Ende-Gaillard House. Also located 2 miles west of the city is the Mathews Prairie Preserve, which gives a picture of how the Blackland Prairie looks like when the pioneers arrived.

Found within minutes away from the town center is the Lake Tawakoni State Park, occupying an area of 376 acres. The park has several amenities including some picnic areas, boating facilities, hiking and biking trails, and a swimming beach. The city also holds musical shows namely, the Symphony Festival Series, Greenville Follies and Greenville Entertainment Series.

Other must-see places in Greenville include the William and Medora Camp House, Hunt County Courthouse, Audie Murphy Room, Garden of Peace, Katy Depot, and Crossroads Shopping Center.

Hotels in the area include the Days Inn, Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, Hampton Inn Suites, Americas Best Value Inn, and Economy Inn.
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