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Located on the University of Houston campus, the Hilton University of Houston, TX Hotel is only three miles from downtown Houston...
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Houston Downtown Convention Center is located half a mile from Minute Maid Park...
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The Hilton Americas Houston is located approximately 12 miles from the Houston Hobby Airport and 25 miles from the Houston International Airport....
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Nine guest rooms, four of which are suites with full kitchens; two of which are cozy honeymoon-type rooms with whirlpools; and three are top of the line traditional bed and breakfast rooms with queens and twins. All fabrics are custom sewn. The Inn is painted in warm colors and appealing textures, hand muraled or stenciled...
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In the heart of downtown's financial and business districts and just steps from many internationally renowned cultural destinations, Four Seasons resonates with the cosmopolitan elegance and refined Southern charm that characterise Houston...
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The Inn at the Ballpark is located in the heart of downtown Houston, approximately ten miles from William P. Hobby Airport and 20 miles from George Bush Intercontinental Airport...
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The University of Houston, commonly known as Houston, U of H or simply UH, is a public research university located in Houston, which is the 4th largest city in USA, as well as the largest one in the state of Texas, having a population estimated at a number of more than 2 million inhabitants, during the 2009 census. Houston is also the county seat of Harris County, as well as the economic center of Houston–Sugar Land–Baytown metropolitan area, which is the 6th largest metropolitan area in the States, having nearly 6 million people living within its limits.
UH first began as Houston Junior College (HJC), opened in March, 1927, which was operated and controlled by the Houston Independent School District (HISD). In October, 1933, the junior college became a four-year institution, thanks to Governor Miriam A. Ferguson, who signed House Bill 194 into law. In April 1934, Houston Junior College officially became University of Houston, when the HISD’s Board of Education adopted a resolution to make the school a four-year institution.
Today, UH is the 3rd largest university in Texas, as well as the 23rd largest one in USA, having an enrollment of 27 000 students to whom the university offers 12 academic colleges through which it provides 300 degree programs, more than 110 bachelor’s, over 130 master’s, 54 doctoral and 3 special professional degrees in law, pharmacy, and optometry. According to the U.S. News and World Report, UH is the 2nd most ethnically diverse national university in the country, being known for its diverse student population.
The athletic teams from UH are known as the Houston Cougars, who compete in 16 diverse sports in the Conference USA. Since 1995, when the conference was formed, the teams have won 33 C-USA titles, and in the past 61 years, the Cougars have won 16 national titles in men’s golf, have had five NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four appearances, including two College World Series appearances. More than 50 Olympic athletes have studied at UH, who brought home 33 medals, including 19 gold ones.
