Car rental Katy

5597 Gardenia, Katy, TX 77493

Head over to Mary Jo Peckham Park, located near West Grand Parkway North and Katy Freeway and enjoy a lush green recreational space. Stretch your legs, get your steps in and spot some of the local wildlife. There’s parking for your Katy car rental, as well as restrooms. If you’re traveling with young children, there are play areas to keep them entertained. You can also fish here, play a few rounds of miniature golf, and get your heart rate up in the exercise station. Or if you want some more relaxed fun, there's a picnic area. A must-add item to the Katy trip itinerary.

24033 Cinco Ranch Boulevard, Katy, TX 77494

Local table is a restaurant serving casual American comfort food mixed with distinct Mediterranean and Greek influences. It’s located just off Westheimer Parkway, a stone’s throw from Cinco Ranch Boulevard and Cinco Ranch South Lake Park. There’s parking in the lot outside this modern restaurant. Indulge in menu items such as ahi tuna bites, homemade hummus, kabob plates, and plant-based options like falafel bowl. Every bite will leave you craving more after eating here, with the friendly staff going out of their way to look after you. Add it to your list of places to eat when planning your trip to Katy.

20985 Katy Freeway, Katy, TX 77450

Located on the Katy Freeway, this conveniently situated hotel gives you great road access, helping you to make your way around Katy. It’s also quite close to George Bush Park and West Houston Airport, with free on-site parking for your Katy car rental. Start the day off right with a free hot breakfast, leaving you more time for exploration. Free Wi-Fi is available, perfect if you want to catch up on some emails or stream your favorite shows. And when the Texan heat kicks in the summer months, cool down in the outdoor pool. A restful retreat in an ideal setting in Katy. 

28.9 miles & 32 minutes

Follow I-10 east into Houston, passing Houston’s Energy Corridor and Memorial area. Downtown offers Discovery Green, the Theater District, Buffalo Bayou Park, and the Houston Museum of Natural Science.

137 miles & 2 hours and 9 minutes

Travel via I-10 and US-290, passing Sealy, Columbus, Brenham, and Giddings. Expect changing scenery from coastal prairie to rolling countryside, with Austin offering the Texas Capitol, Congress Avenue Bridge, and LBJ Presidential Library.

375 miles & 5 hours and 38 minutes

Follow I-10 east through Houston, Beaumont, Lake Charles, Lafayette, and Baton Rouge. The landscape transitions toward Louisiana’s bayous and wetlands before reaching New Orleans, known for the French Quarter, Jackson Square, and historic architecture.