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For decades, thousands of guests have made Hotel Galvez & Spa, A Wyndham Grand® Hotel, their choice for Thanksgiving brunch. This year’s Thanksgiving Brunch is sure to please all members of the family.

Escape the crowded malls during the busy holiday season and explore shops in Galveston’s historic downtown. The Tremont House Getaway for the Holidays includes discounts on shopping, dining and spa and Moody Gardens Festival of Lights tickets.

Texas’ only historic beachfront hotel will offer holiday discounts on its spa and restaurant during the month of December. The package also includes shopping discounts with free shuttle service downtown, tickets to Moody Gardens Festival of Lights.

Guests can see Something Old, Something New: Galveston’s Distinctive Architecture as depicted in Historic Postcards and Paintings from Rosenberg Library’s Collection as part of ArtWalk at The Tremont House on Saturday, Nov. 28 from 6 – 9 pm.

Hotel Galvez, A Wyndham Historic Hotel, today announced it will launch a year-long celebration commemorating its 100 years of operation with a New Year’s Eve Ball on Dec. 31, 2010.

Hotel Galvez has extended its ghost tour, typically reserved for guests, to the public on Thursdays beginning on Oct. 8 and continuing through Oct. 29. The tour lasts approximately one hour and begins at 5:30 p.m. Tickets for the tour are $10.

Galveston Hotel - Hotel Galvez welcomes Santa Claus to its Sunday Brunch and features a gingerbread display and holiday music in December.

The Hotel Galvez, A Wyndham® Historic Hotel, is offering a Thanksgiving Getaway Package to include overnight accommodations for one or two nights, the hotel’s popular Thanksgiving Day Brunch and tickets to Moody Gardens Festival of Lights.

Hotel Galvez is offering a two-night Ghosts of the Galvez package which will include a tour led by the concierge and copy of Ghosts Along the Texas Coast. The Hotel Galvez sustained minimal damage from Hurricane Ike and reopened Oct. 15.

Galveston’s historic Hotel Galvez, which sustained minimal damage from Hurricane Ike, is now scheduled to reopen to the public Oct. 15. The Hotel Galvez was built as a symbol of Galveston’s resilience following the Great Storm of 1900.

Bernardo’s Restaurant at the historic Hotel Galvez reopened for business on Wednesday, Oct. 1 following a temporary closure due to Hurricane Ike. The hotel's popular champagne brunch resumes on Sunday, Oct. 5.