San Antonio fans of “Downton Abbey” may not manage an invite into the Crawley family’s luxurious man

San Antonio fans of "Downton Abbey" may not manage an invite into the Crawley family's luxurious manor house, but they can spend an afternoon with the colorful bunch amid the vintage trappings of the St. Anthony Hotel.
The fun and festivities happen from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday in the downtown St. Anthony Hotel, 300 East Travis St. There's limited space, so KLRN asks you to secure a place now by responding here by the end of today or by calling 210-270-9000.
I just viewed the first three parts of the series' new season, and the aristocratic family led by Lord and Lady Grantham (Hugh Bonneville and Elizabeth McGovern), along with the men and women who serve them, are hit with a variety of triumphs, tragedies hotels in historic savannah and scandals once again; in fact, this season may be the best yet.
There's a marriage – Mary and Matthew (Michelle Dockery and Dan Stevens) – more troubles for imprisoned favorite John Bates (Brendan Coyle) and his devoted wife Anna (Joanne Froggatt), health and money scares and dinnertime squabbles.
Best of all, we're treated to all kinds of priceless witticisms, courtesy of the family s two head-strong grandmothers the earl's persnickety mom (Maggie Smith) and Cora's flamboyant American mother (Shirley MacLaine).
CommentsComments(1)Comments() | E-mail| PrintSan Antonio hotels in historic savannah fans of "Downton Abbey" may not manage an invite into the Crawley family's luxurious manor house, but they can spend an afternoon with the colorful bunch amid the vintage trappings of the St. Anthony Hotel. KLRN and Alamo Travel request the pleasure of your company to an "afternoon tea" and [...]