- Books and games for children
- Kids eat free
- Rooftop pool
About Omni Corpus Christi Hotel Marina Tower
Corpus Christi, TX
Omni Corpus Christi is located on the Texas Coast, perfect for families who want a seaside playground of water excursions, sailing and relaxing on the sand. The Marina District offers local dining and shopping. A complimentary airport shuttle is available. In one of two high-rise towers that make up Omni Corpus Christi, more than 345 guest rooms and suites are warm and welcoming with rich tones, plush bedding and cherry wood furnishings. Plush robes, feather pillows and electric shoe polishers are some of the luxurious amenities in the rooms. Best of all, families can stay in the Kids' Sensory Suites. This is a vibrantly-colored unit with a separate bedroom just for kids. The bedroom contains twin beds, beanbag chairs, an art table and kid-sized bathrobes. Board games, toys and bath accessories are awaiting your child. Regardless of which room you choose, kids receive welcome backpack with games and books. The Bayfront Tower features similar accommodations with private balconies that overlook the water. Pets are also welcome at Omni.
Coastline Cafe Restaurant offers a casual atmosphere and is open for all meals. Kids eat free at Omni. An indoor/outdoor heated swimming pool is a hotspot for kids. The Coastal Concierge makes sure to point families in the direction of fun and kid-friendly activities, like tours of the Texas State Aquarium, Ferry Rides to Port Arnasas or miniature golfing at Treasure Island.
Written by Whitney Rife
Omni Corpus Christi Hotel Marina Tower Reviews
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