Howard Johnson Express Inn Tickets

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About Howard Johnson Express Inn

The Howard Johnson Express Inn at 9604 S Main St in Houston, TX has a rich local history as a former hotel with meeting space. Although the site has been redeveloped around 2015 and the 9602 S Main St address is listed for future development (66 luxury townhomes) by Lovett Commercial, the area remains a point of reference for travelers and locals alike. Today, the property serves as a historical waypoint near the evolving South Main corridor, with current nearby activity including a Starbucks at 9602 S Main St. This page provides a practical overview of the site, historical context, parking options, transportation access, and nearby affiliate-friendly hotel and restaurant recommendations to help you plan visits or research the area.

Note: The Howard Johnson Express Inn no longer operates as a hotel, and there are no ongoing events hosted at this site. For current lodging and meeting-space needs in the area, we’ve highlighted dependable affiliate partners and convenient amenities nearby to help you secure suitable options with ease. If you’re planning a visit to the Houston area, consider nearby alternatives and services that align with your travel style—whether you’re seeking a quick stay, meeting space, or nearby dining.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Historical address: 9604 S Main St, Houston, TX 77025
Venue type: hotel with meeting space (Howard Johnson Express Inn) — now demolished
Current status: site redeveloped around 2015; 9602 S Main St listed as land for future development (66 luxury townhomes) by Lovett Commercial
Nearby current occupant: Starbucks at 9602 S Main St (site of redevelopment)
Notable events hosted: no documented ongoing events or current capacity at this site; venue no longer operates as a hotel