Came for a wedding rehearsal and dinner…read more Cute place with country decor, hay bales and wagon spoke lighting. They cater too. Open bar of beer and wine. Served tea and coffee. We had beef or chicken fajitas with all the fixings. Dessert was mini churros with strawberry, caramel, chocolate and whipped cream for dipping along w/ cupcakes. Everything was delicious.

The hotel itself? Relatively nice. Good location, attractive rooms, interesting vibe. Under…read moredifferent circumstances, I'd probably give it 3 or 4 stars for the physical property alone. But here's the thing--when something goes wrong at a hotel and they make you a promise to fix it, they should actually fix it. That hasn't been our experience here. In 2023 we had some legitimate issues, such as there was a minibar charge made on our account when we didn't use the minibar, restaurant service that was frustratingly slow, a broken light in our balcony. When I wrote about it, management responded by offering us a free night--in writing, no conditions mentioned. We said 'thanks, we'll take you up on it when we're back in town.' Fast forward to now. Every time we we've tried to use it, something new comes up. The examples below are ones I can document (there were other verbal conversations I can't full reconstruct): * First it was football weekends (which, fair enough--but that was never mentioned when they made the offer) * Then a separate "special event" exclusion got invented when a non-football event came to town for a date we were interested in * Then I picked a date off their own list of available dates offered by one of their managers, and I was told now all the sudden there's actually a two-night minimum--after the had urged me to pick something quickly and I responded the same evening (within 90 minutes) * Then a dinner gift card that was offered in writing got pulled back a week later * Then they asked for a certificate number--there was never any certificate issued; the original offer was just 'let me know and I'll book you in' One of their managers actually admitted in writing that the restrictions were never explained upfront. And still--no confirmed booking as of April 2026. I've got the whole email chain if anyone doubts any of this. I'll update the review if they actually come through. Haven't been able to hold my breath that long yet.

Great hotel experience and amazing staff!…read more My friends were originally planning to have their wedding at the A&M botanical gardens but then it started pouring rain that morning. The staff at the Stella was so kind and allowed us to use their speakeasy bar for the ceremony and it couldn't have been more perfect! Dawn was an incredible help and coordinated everything that morning. She also made sure people didn't walk in during the ceremony. Pam was just a blessing helping do everything at the last minute like setting up the Bluetooth music, pinning the boutonnière on the groom and even fixing peoples hair unprompted. She knew exactly what we needed even when we didn't. Truly exceptional! We also stayed at the hotel and had a problem-free time. We ate breakfast at the restaurant and it was good. They also have a beautiful waterfront to sit or play in front of. Highly recommend The Stella!

One of the newer hotels here and quite the property. I did a stay here for a trio of nights in…read morelate March and I'm quite impressed with the layout, amenities, and cleanliness. Rooms are spacious and large with a comfortable bed. The bathroom is large although I found the shower a bit odd as there is no floor spacing with the shower area as there is no separation from the drain. So if you shower, have the curtain up and hope that the water doesn't accumulate. The exercise room is pretty big with complimentary towels and water bottles although the exercise machines are right in front of the windows so the sun may shine on you as you're trying to attack the treadmill. The pool area is spacious with plenty of lounge seats. There's also cornhole in the massive yard next to the lobby; a nice touch. Parking is complimentary with valet parking available. There's a few shops/restaurants nearby that you can dine at if you don't want to venture further out in the Bryan/College Station area. I'd be open to staying here again as this was one of the more impressive Marriott properties I've encountered.

The rooms are comfortable and the service is top rate! Always a great time. My son recently had…read morehis wedding reception here! A great time was had by all !

When we visit A&M, we normally stay at the hotel on campus, but for early move-in this year they…read morehad a two-night minimum, so we ended up at The George instead. Turns out, this was a happy accident. The hotel is really lovely. The valet and front desk were friendly, the room was clean, and the whole place is very cute and well done. The location is excellent for shopping and food, which is especially helpful when you're spending the day pretending you're not exhausted from moving a college student. My only complaint is the bar setup. There are plenty of places to sit around the bar, but not actually at the bar. No stools. Which seems like a strange decision for a bar, but apparently someone had a vision. We sat outside instead, and even with the 100+ degree heat, there was a nice breeze and it was actually lovely. A&M's two-night minimum accidentally did us a favor. The George will be our new choice when we're in town.

Aggie Homewood Suites! I think this is the only hotel I've…read morestayed at that offers a basketball court! I've never seen that one before. You can keep up with your hoop skills and be a fly-slamma-jamma while dribbling on the court while away! Just be sure to bring your own ball. The hotel was clean, offered ample sized room. The a/c was pretty obnoxious, and couldn't seem to make up its mind from being hot and stuffy to cold and freezing. They offered a complimentary continental breakfast, but we took about one bite from their eggs made from some just-add-water and heat recipe, and spat them right out. Ick. The sausage seemed like it'd been frozen for a long time, and barely warmed over, yet somehow still overcooked. The coffee was some of the weakest I've had, and the coffee maker in the room was inadequate for my caffeine needs. Bring your own coffee set up. The front desk was nice, and offered a bunch of pamphlets, and a computer lounge, but no instructions on how to use it. The elevators worked just fine. Parking was easy- the place was relatively empty when we visited, so there was plenty of parking, with great drainage. The bed was somewhat comfortable, but nothing over the top. The television was infuriating. The remote kinda-sorta worked, and it'd take a good ten seconds for any channel changes to register.

Hotel is a little aged but the bed slept well. The breakfast had lots of options but little of it…read morewas healthy and high protein. The fitness was was nothing. Just two treadmills and a peloton (that didn't work). No weight equipment.

This was my first time staying at the embassy suites and overall had a positive experience. I…read morerecommend everyone booking at any hilton hotel to become a member as it's free to sign up, because it makes check in and check out a breeze. Upon entering, the lobby is huge, spacious and very nice. Everything was clean and kept up well. It even had a nice smell all throughout the building. I booked a 2 queen 2 room suite and I really enjoyed the layout. It didn't feel so congested and this can be a perfect room for a family of 3-4 to offer some privacy as the couch is also a pull out bed. The hotel wasn't as modern but it was still a nice hotel. Later in the evening I opened my bed stand drawer and noticed dirty napkins inside which made me think that housekeeping missed that which is pretty gross but I just left it alone as so understand mistakes do happen and thankfully I don't use the drawers in hotels anyway. What I was most excited about booking here was the complimentary breakfast!!! You cannot beat an omelet bar and it was tasty!! There's many options to choose from and I love that they let me get an extra omelet for my sister who was in the room sleeping and didn't even question it. There's options for everyone including cereal, fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, muffins, bagels and more. I'd definitely return to embassy suites and hopefully I'll stay more than one night next time. Their checkin is at 4 pm and checkout is at 11 am so more than 1 night is needed. Also I do want to add that I stayed here for Santa's Wonderland nearby and the hotel staff had two goodie bags waiting for me and my sister. It was super cute and thoughtful. The staff here were great!

Good: Easy Parking, Convenient Location. Friendly staff. Digital check in seamless…read more Poor: Bed is a rock. We woke up at 4:30 and drove home to Austin. Bed was that bad. Feather pillow are old and flat. Folded up a blanket and used that as a pillow. Hair all over shower and floors. It was obviously not cleaned with detail, not mopped, shower not cleaned. I have blonde hair and there were dark long hair strands everywhere. House cleaning needs process improvement. (Room 206)

We had an incredible stay at this hotel and plan on staying here anytime we are in the area! It was…read morethe perfect place to get some sleep but they even had some incredible activities happening around the end of year holidays

Art museum mixed with fun mixed with comfort!!! If you're ever in town please STAY here. We came in…read moretown for Aggieland volleyball tourney and were so happy we stayed here. Not only are the rooms so cute and I mean every little detail they thought of. From the tissue holder, disco ball, chalkboard on the door, 75 inch tv, booklet with information and pamphlet showcasing the history of Ponderosa Hotel (the original). The amenities alone are worth it. First when you checkin the process is so easy and the staff is so sweet. You're also greeted with a complimentary drink. Then you enter your room through either door with a code assigned to you to enter the keypad. I loved this because sometimes those cards don't work or get deactivated. They have a beautiful lobby that is completely stocked if you need drinks/snacks. There is an arcade (games are free), pool, giant chess and other yard games, lounge chairs, pickleball court, musical playground, swing, garden, telescope, bikes to ride. My littles didn't run out of things to do at all. We may book a weekend trip just to come back and enjoy this hotel more. This is prob my new fave place to stay if I need a quick getaway. The vintage microwave and fridge in the room made my heart smile

This Texas A&M conference center is friendly with a luxurious feel. From the furniture to the…read moreconference amenities everything is clean, top-notch, and great service. I love how the staff members are students with their name and graduating year. It's a great way to make conversation and for the students and staff to show their professionalism. I highly recommend. I stayed here for one night for a conference and everything was flawless. The bathrooms are immaculate and parking was easy and checkout was very efficient. I will return again, five out of five.

The last time I stayed overnight on Campus was when the nearby MSC included hotel accommodations…read more Years later, that service is long gone, and replaced by a very nice hotel just down the street and across from Kyle field. Of course, that and anything else Aggie is played way up here at the Texas A&M Hotel. I was in town for a Class of 1980 Reunion and snagged a very reasonable $142 per night group rate. I didn't get the Kyle field view, but on a non-game weekend, so what? I enjoyed my 3 day stay very much. The room was spacious, had nice desk space, plenty of storage, and really comfortable bed that I slept well on, good WIFI, and an excellent shower. I ordered breakfast sandwiches at the cafe on ground floor, checked out the Aggie branded merchandise at their well appointed gift shop, enjoyed a grand happy hour reception at Block T, and felt honored by all the Howdy Hospitality. This Hotel's campus location made walking anywhere very convenient, especially since I didn't rent a car. This place most probably takes on more boisterous energy on game day, and I was happy with the slower pace during my stay. The Texas A&M Hotel would be a definite first choice in some future return trip to Aggieland.

Love love love this hotel! Every time I'm in college station I stay here from the complimentary…read morebreakfast Wi-Fi is a Hilton honors member in the most friendliest there at the front desk I've ever met the manager Allen assisted me with the billing issues address my issues quickly and properly. Love the spacious rooms!

I've stayed at this Home2 Suites location twice. I found the room to be clean, the A/C to be…read morepowerful, the space to be roomy, the service to be helpful, the wifi to be reliable, and the breakfast to be perfectly acceptable. It's a tiny bit loud if you're on a lower floor. This isn't a fancy place, but totally gets the job done. I like the easy walkability to multiple restaurants in Northgate., as well.

These people are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING when it comes to using their conference/meeting rooms. My…read moresister's baby shower was a HUGE SUCCESS...thanks to these people. -They gave us free coffee and water -Let us enter the space EARLY and use it ALL DAY -Gave us huge trash bags to clean -Gave us ice/utensils/etc And they vacuumed and threw away everything after we left. The space was intimate and awesome. Had TVs, a sound system, plenty of tables, cabinets to store things, everything. I am very pleased with the Baymont Welcome, BABY LONDYN *8-15-17*

Front desk staff in the evening was great. Room TV did not work so she gave me new remote. Did not…read morefix TV broke so she moved me. No bar or alcohol available. No water bottles in room. No USB chargers in room. Tub had brown something so didn't use. Hotel offered breakfast but it was cold watered down coffee and only carbs no proteins. Batter for waffles was watered down and horrible. Cannot recommend with so many better hotels nearby. Parking lot was basically empty. AC was super loud.

I will start with the good. The staff were all very…read morefriendly, professional, and apologetic. The A/C worked great. The water pressure in the shower was perfect and plenty of hot water. On our second day, the breakfast was so good! The front desk provided fresh towels upon request and in a quick manner. We left something in our room (realized after we were already home), and the front desk was able to retrieve it so that it was able to be picked up by another family member still there. The not so good...We stayed for two nights. In our particular room, there were a few issues. The sink was extremely slow draining. There was solid/dried mucus stuck to the bedside table. There were three rods sticking out from under the box spring (they were hidden by the bed skirt). Two people in our room were cut and bruised by the rods. They were protruding 3 inches. We covered them with towels to avoid any further injuries. When pulling up the bed skirt, we noticed it had not been laundered (this may be the reason the rods weren't noticed). Breakfast on the first morning was plentiful, however, there were three long hairs stuck inside the cheese of the omelet. We don't expect perfect, especially from an older hotel, but there were too many things during this visit. Adding that Hilton did give us 30K points for the inconveniences when I called to inform of the issues. I do believe an upgrade would help.

How do you walk into a hotel and it smells like straight ASS? This is the worst hotel I've ever…read morestayed in. It stinks, it's dirty, the baseboards are missing, paint is chipped off the walls, and the door doesn't even close all the way. At this point we have no choice but to stay at the Norman Bates Hotel. DO NOT stay here. Run next door instead.