Nice accommodations around the museum district. Note: No daily maid service. They do not provide breakfast! Parking is Free. Large comfortable rooms with spacious baths. Coffee and refrigerator in room. Elevator available. We recommend. read more

Houston Towers is an unexpected jewel! Tucked away at the edge of the Museum District my mom and I were awed by the beauty and character of this marvel. Our host Nick was gracious beyond measure and we felt welcome and cozy in our room. Coffee, yea and snacks were always available and the room amenities impressed. we hope to come back soon! read more

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I really enjoyed my visit here and the two managers I had contact with were both very friendly and helpful. I'd definitely stay here again. It's in an old renovated house and I like old historic homes. read more

Houston Towers - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Houston, Texas

I absolutely loved the place!!! The aesthetics, the tranquility and all that came along with the stay was AWESOME! I really love bed and breakfast joints and this now will be a go to getaway for me!!! read more

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This place oozes calm. It takes you away from the hustle and bustle of the busy downtown environment. Space is limited and that is a plus. The use of technology, the decor, and the friendly staff. I will be back. They have coffee, tea, and bottled water all day. If your kids are loud and you are not a good parent, if you are loud and not a good person... don't come here and mess this wonderful place up for the rest of us. If you are local, this is a great place for a staycation. Décor: 4 out of 5 Food: 3 out of 5 Drinks: 3 out of 5 Service: 5 out of 5 Cleanliness: 5 out of 5 Environmental Impact (no use of Styrofoam and reduce plastic): NA read more

I am very disappointed with the terrible service received at the Houston Towers Inn. What could have been a neat and unique bed and breakfast experience, ended up being the worse customer service ever. As a B&B that has only been around since January of 2018, they have much to learn in this business. My girlfriend and I spent a night at the Towers Inn as a romantic staycation. Immediately we were surprised at the bad neighborhood it is located in. This is definitely the hood and not the friendliest side of town. Next to Houston's infamous 3rd and 4th wards. For this reason, the Inn is gated and you have to tediously manually open and close their gate in order to park your car. Once at the Inn I was greeted by a gentleman who asked for copies of our IDs and made us sign our paperwork. He, went over a wide array of rules that we needed to agree on. This place has to be the strictest B&B I've ever stayed at. The inside of the building is, interesting, to say the least. There is a lack of historical value inside the Inn, since most of it is newly remodeled. Once we made it to our room, we realized it wasn't very spacious at all. The Inn has a poor excuse for a pool, which is more like a small fountain. There are also two outdoor patios.All these areas have a 10pm curfew. That night, we had an issue with our restroom door, which would not open. We called the number provided and another employee came to us. He was an older man, gave a creepy vibe, and was very cold to us. It seemed as though he was irritated to help. In the morning, a pitiful breakfast was provided to us. Anyone that has stayed in many B&Bs, knows that breakfasts is supposed to be something that stands out (hence the name Bed and BREAKFAST!). It was all self serve and similar to the continental breakfast you would find at a cheap hotel. Nothing with substinance, no eggs, no bacon, nothing! There were frozen crepes, cheese, and fruit. Check out was at 12pm, so my girlfriend and I packed our things and said goodbye to the staff. It was after our check out, that the disrespect began. I received a call from the first employee of the Inn that we had stolen a towel and would have to pay a $25 fee. After, I told him that we would not do such a thing, I asked him if he had checked the bathroom door where we had hung our towels. After checking, the weird man embarrassingly apologized. Later on that same day, the older and cold staff member called me and said that I had smoked in the room and would be charged $500. This came to a surprise to me, as my girlfriend and I are lifelong non-smokers. The man insisted that the room smelled like smoke and that he found tobacco in the garbage can. Once again, I explained to the incompetent employee, that we were not smokers and it was impossible for him to have found tobacco in the room. He called me at least five times that same day and accused us of smoking in his room and ruining it. His tone became loud and he then began to threaten me. He told me that my two options were to have the police called on me for smoking "marijuana", or return to the Inn to "settle things". He continued to make his false accusations and would not listen to me as I told him we were not smokers. At this point, I told the man that I would not return to the Inn, since his tone of voice and words were direct threats to me. He said to pay the $500, and I told him I would not do so. Now, I have received an invoice by email for these false charges. Do not, I repeat, do not give these people your business. The city of Houston has many great B&Bs where customer service is at the helm. We have stayed at many of them before. The Houston Towers Inn has employees with a cold demeanor, they are not eager to help, and are looking for any excuse to get money out of their customers. You would think that their $150 a night would be enough! While I work on resolving the situation, all I can do is warn others of the poor service provided. In summary, the Houston Towers Inn, is a poor excuse for a Bed and Breakfast. They are located in the most run down part of the city. The locale is unsafe, has rude/cold employees, provides a tight space and a poor breakfast. They do not value their customers. Avoid at all costs. read more

Let me start off with all the things I enjoyed about this b& b. The location was close to downtown and my child's college UH. There's free gated paved parking. Code access to the front and room doors. I'm really bad about losing a key card or demagnetizing it with my purse so that's a plus. The look of the outside of the building is like a fairy tail castle. Around the back is a new design pool, and I loved the decor and relaxing atmosphere. The inside of the building decor was not really my taste but I could appreciate it. Very historical older decor and clean. The rooms were so very nicely decorated, you could tell someone took a great deal of time and talent with every room detail. Bed and pillows were very soft. Now let's go over the not so great things. Rules rules rules. They were posted on the walls of every room even the bathroom. This is an adult only hotel so really some of this stuff is just plain commonsense. Other than that there's a normal extra charge for any visitors which is weird. The older man at the office, honestly was not the most friendly. He kinda tried to sound happy but it was pretty forced. Also not the fastest wpm typer either. I guess that's too be expected. My sleep was pretty nice until the morning. I could hear all the footsteps going up and down the stairs. Also all the footsteps from the room above me. Literally it was like elephants dancing around. My private room balcony was nice but had a connection to some other room and a larger community patio, so I know someone was in my area bc there was a cigarette on the floor. I don't smoke. There was an employee smoking later in the front parking area so I assume it was him. All in all more good stuff than bad. I like to try out new places rather than keep going to the same so probably won't be returning. Good experience though. read more

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Nice, clean, and classy. Breakfast wasn't at all what I expected, especially going off other reviews. It was Swedish pancakes, eggs over easy, sausage, croissants, yogurt, pretty simple but not my taste. Overall it was a lovely stay that was super quiet and relaxing. read more

Simply incredible! Inside and out Houston Towers is spectacular and the service and food are similarly wonderful. It looked like an interesting place to spend a night but photos don't do justice to the in-person experience. The rooms are unique--we stayed in the Captain's Quarters--and the common areas are vast and have surprises around every corner. So stop messing around and book yourself a trip that's a treat! read more

This is my favorite place to stay while in Houston. The home is amazingly beautiful with a collection of artwork that will impress, very comfy beds, and space to find a quiet corner to read. The location can't be beat, especially if you're visiting the University of Houston (or your daughter who lives nearby, which was the case for me). The owners are so friendly and make you feel like you're visiting with an old friend who happens to also live in an elegant home. I wouldn't stay anywhere else. read more

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For a bed and breakfast . The breakfast was very disappointing - Several options of cheese and three types of breads plus three hot options that appeared to be microwave. Two people 145 a night yep not worth it. Also the gated parking is bad, be prepared to have your car blocked and unable to go anywhere after 10 pm. This place has a lot to learn in being in the bed a breakfast. Save your money and stay else where! read more

Terrible, creepy place in a very sketchy location. The pool didn't work when I was there and in any case is very tiny. Management gives off odd vibe. Beware! (Also: they will cheat you of a night's lodging if you fail to notice they don't accept kids--that fact is buried in their website!) Advice to European tourists and others who don't know Houston: stay away from this part of town! Stay in the Montrose instead, where you can get a B and B for the same money. read more

The bad reviews on here are just totally flat-out inaccuracies. Here's a breakdown of what staying at Houston Towers is really like. THE SERVICE: The service that we received was so warm and friendly! Not to mention extremely helpful. I planned a last minute trip for my boyfriend's birthday that would give us just 24-36 hours in Houston to check out the museum district and nightlife. Because the booking was all so last minute I didn't even realize until the day before our trip that we'd be landing at 7am with a huge gap between the morning and check in of 3pm. So I called to make arrangements for that gap of time so we could nap, shower, settle in etc. and HT was so easy to work with and accommodated an early check in for us. Upon checking in we went over how to access the property as well the rules (totally not a long or abnormal set of rules for a b&b or hotel for that matter). THE ROOM: We stayed in the Skylight Suite and it was such a cool room!! That particular room wouldn't be ADA-friendly, but other rooms at HT definitely are as they've got all the proper ramps and an elevator to access all four floors. Additionally, the room was extremely clean. Cleanliness is always my number one priority when staying anywhere and HT definitely takes great pride in the rooms they provide. A nice mini fridge/bar area stocked with good snacks, coffee and tea. Great robes and cozy new house slippers. Very clean bathroom stocked with towels, shampoo, etc.-- they even offered complimentary bath bombs and makeup removal wipes! THE PROPERTY: The parking space is ample as the driveway is paved all the way from the side walk to the front of the property. Seemed like enough room for about (6) cars if you are uncomfortable with street parking. The grounds are immaculately kept. There's a designated smoking area out front with ashtray for those who need that space. The balconies are really nice and all of the common areas are warm and inviting to lounge around and play the various board games left out for guests. THE BREAKFAST: The breakfast offered is a great offering of Swedish pancakes, quiche, eggs, omelettes, oatmeal, cereals, muffins, fruits, pastries, all kinds of jams and butters, charcuterie, bacon, etc. There was so much stuff to eat laid out what I know I'm forgetting a lot. But it was definitely NOT a cheap or measly meal offering. THE LOCATION: HT is a quick uber (5-10 minutes, $5 ride) to the wonderful Museum District**, great Vegan food spots like Green Seed Vegan and Soul Food Vegan, a cool beer garden called Axelrad, a bunch of cool coffee shops, and so much more that we didn't have time to try out. The neighborhood is in the midst of very obvious gentrification which makes it a beautiful way to truly experience locals. It's about a 15-20 minute uber ($8-10 ride) to the downtown area, we went to a very cool wine bar called Public Services and played arcade games at a food hall called the Conservatory. Also about a 10-15 minute uber to midtown which is another more lively/artsy/urban style of nightlife. Totally recommend a bar called Anvil for great service, cocktails & small bites. And if you like hip-hop it's a quick ride to a club called Rosegold (so fun!). Last, it's important to keep in mind that while Downtown off of Main St. is walkable, Houston is not a walking city so expect to uber if you want to explore different parts of town. read more

This is our favorite place to stay of all time. It is such an interesting property which has recently been renovated. The hosts were friendly and very accommodating. They made us feel like we were at home. The home and rooms are beautiful and tastefully decorated. Houston Towers far exceeded our expectations in every way. read more