This is a beautifully decorated boutique hotel located in the Museum District. We chose this hotel…read moreas we were attending the BBQ Cookoff at the Houston Rodeo - NRG location, and the Metro stop is right across the street. Service was impeccable during our one-night visit from check-in to checkout. There are snacks in the lobby and chilled Rose' wine is offered in the lobby in the late afternoon. Our standard room was excellent with a large shower and a bed that was beyond comfortable. We were overlooking the pool area, and it looked mighty inviting, maybe next time. We loved seeing all the old movie posters and unique décor in the lobby and conference rooms. Even the restrooms have themes! This is a high-end property, and it will put a dent in your CC, but we both felt it was well worth it.

I loved the lobby and overall aesthetics of the hotel but I will say the juice was not worth…read moresqueeze because I didn't see anything stand out in the rooms different from other 4-5 star hotels that I've paid less for. However I did love the customer service from valet, the front desk, housekeeping, and the bell service. The room itself was conformable as far as the bed and the toiletries were good. I was surprised that the rooms came with drinks and beverages but not a mini fridge. You could tell they've made some upgrades but things like the AC Thermostat was old lol. I also think they need a better system for check-out // the elevators because it took almost 45 minutes to leave on a Sunday (including valet and just being able to get on one). We ended up having to use the stairs with our belongings and bags and a few other guests had to do the same. Last thing I'll say is that the artwork in the lobby is pretty dope!

This hotel had A LOT of pros (and only a few cons), but overall, we had a wonderful stay…read more For starters, it's walking distance to several downtown hotspots. Not once did we feel uneasy (and we live in the Houston area - did a staycation for my husband's birthday). A few years ago, it would be a different story. There are a few homeless in the general area, but they aren't disruptive. We stayed in room 705, complete with a city view. It was quiet and lovely. I wish the rooms had a full-size fridge and cooking area, but for downtown, the suites are just as big as a studio apartment. There's space-themed decor throughout the hotel. I found the valet pricing to be a bit steep, and unfortunately, I have reason to believe two pairs of sunglasses were stolen from my vehicle. (I realize they should have been put in my purse immediately after use, but it slipped my mind, and out of habit, I put them in the console.) Regardless, it's frustrating. It also took 10-15 minutes for valet to pull our car around, so that's something to keep in mind. The evening reception was nice, especially with the two drinks/person/night. We had chips and queso, though they had a few other offerings. Make sure you get the card at the front desk. The front desk staff will also try to sell you on destinations for a cheap rate. I'm not sure when this became a thing, but instead of telling us about the evening reception and breakfast, they tried selling us on a stay in Chicago. I really just wanted to go to our room since I did everything on the app. We also found the breakfast to be worth every penny to stay in this hotel. I can't have gluten, and there isn't any GF bread. I had eggs, potatoes, grits, and coffee. There were cereal, fruit, yogurt, and waffle-making options as well. I appreciated the coffee bar having various syrups. The hotel was extremely accessible for those with disabilities/handicaps. We saw several people in wheelchairs or with assistance. Hearsay on the Green is inside the hotel, and the food is priced well for what you get (and it's excellent). If you DoorDash, the Dasher has to leave your food/items at the front desk. They are not permitted to go up to guest rooms. The rooftop pool and hot tub offer views of the city and Toyota Center (excellent people watching). Overall, I'd stay again (but I'd ensure I brought my cheap sunglasses and not my Maui Jims).

We do conventions twice a year at the George r brown. And really this is the only place to say…read more It's spacious, the beds are comfy, room is always spotless. When we ask they provide a crib for us that they bring up to our room. It's a 3min walk to the convention center. The fridge works a bit too well and freezes my son's milk and our food, which does cayse some waste, they do have a microwave in room which is nice. Couch is a pull out bed if needed. They provide a free breakfast buffet with a omlett bar. Food is always hot and fresh, they have staff manning it and serving it on ur plate to expedite the line amd for sanitation reasons. The eggs could be better they have a chalky taste. But the bacon and potatoes more than make up for that. Staff is always warm and welcoming, making sure everything is OK. There is a reason we keep coming back

Had an amazing stay at the Marriott Marquis Houston in an M Club King Room the view alone made it…read moreunforgettable. The room was stylish, cozy and felt extra special. The highlight? Texas Winter Lights. The whole place turns into a magical winter wonderland, with cabanas and igloos adding to the vibe. Perfect for photos, friends and a truly memorable night.

We did a short staycation here for the girlfriend's birthday at her request. I was hesitant but…read morefigured what the hell, I'll try anything once. And while the whole experience will hit your wallet, it is worth it. Let's face it, you're staying here because of either the convenience of the lovely restaurants connected to the hotel or because of the rooftop pool with the Texas-shaped lazy river. Fortunately, both of these factors live up to it's promise and glamour. The restaurant options are aplenty; all that connect to the hotel lobby. Prestigious options such as Xochi, Biggio's, and Walker Street Kitchen are all here. Xochi is the only one we visited during out time there and it's well worth the experience (see my review on that). The rooftop pool has several seating/lounge sections along with a full bar/restaurant at the front area. Additionally, there is a hot tub and a pool on the left side where you get a nice view of the Houston skyline and the Texas-shaped lazy river floats around all of these attractions. It's the main reason why you're coming to this hotel in the first place! Other amenities I liked is the very large fancy exercise room and the club area where they serve complimentary breakfast for platinum and titanium members. The breakfast has some delicious items including fresh pastries, charcuterie selections, and the scrambled cheese eggs. And there's a cappuccino machine included if you want something more fancy than coffee. All these things I've listed and I haven't gotten to our room! Well we had a clean king sized bedroom that directly overlooked the rooftop pool giving us a nice view of what we would be engaging in during the afternoon. The room also has a safe in the closet if you want to store any valuables. As I mentioned, it's gonna be pricey staying here with all the perks I listed. But would I do it again? HELL YEAH!

This was the best Homewood Suites that our family has stayed at. The staff all around were great,…read moreand we always felt welcomed every time we returned to the property. Our room had plenty of space, with a king sized bed, sleeper sofa, kitchenette, and table for remote work. We had a fantastic view of the city, including Daikin Park. The complimentary breakfast was also one of the best hotel breakfasts we've ever had. We didn't have a rental car because everywhere we needed to go was just a short walk away. I highly recommend this property, and definitely want to stay here the next time I return to the Convention Center area.

Pros. Very large…read morerooms. Updated rooms. Solid Breakfast. Great for an Astros game. Cons. VERY loud street noise from parking lot on Crawford (revving, racing, music, etc). And we were on the top floor. Loud enough to take down a star.

Convenient downtown location. The room was somewhat dated but clean, though the carpet had an old…read moreodor. Check-in on 12/28/25 around 4 pm felt odd and unprofessional. Basic information like parking ($20/night), amenities, and breakfast was not informed unless we asked. We were placed on the first floor, first room by the elevator, gym, and kitchen even though the hotel appeared half occupied at best. We could hear conversations by the elevator, and a strong bacon smell filled our room every morning, which was very unpleasant since I don't eat meat. The side door from the rear parking didn't work initially, forcing us to walk around the building in freezing weather. When reported, the same receptionist was dismissive, saying no one informed her. Despite the convenient location, this was quite an unpleasant stay and we will not return!

I booked this room just a few days before we arrived. The king suite was actually cheaper than a…read morestandard room with two queen beds. The King Suite was very large. There was a lot of open space in addition to the king bed and the living room area. Even though it was February, it was actually quite warm and humid inside the room. We had recently experienced temperatures in the teens in Dallas, so being in a room with the temperature in the mid 70s, seemed unbearably hot. We had to find the A/C and turn the temperature down a few degrees. The hotel is located near the arts district where we were planning to spend our Saturday. The earliest we could checkin was 3pm, so we spent our day visiting the city and just left our luggage in the car. Checkin was super easy since we already had a reservation. Parking was included. The property has a fence around it, so the parking felt relatively secure. It was also well lit. The spots in the front were mostly taken, but you could drive around to the back of the building and easily find a space. The hotel has an elevator, but it is very slow. We used the stairs quite a bit, but found the elevator useful for carrying our bags upstairs. The view was limited and not very appealing, but the building only has about three floors. Amenities like a pool, gym, and laundry facility were also available at no added charge. The Wifi name and password were printed on the room key to make it easy to connect. Breakfast was included. The breakfast area had several tables. the meal is buffet style. They do have hot items like scrambled eggs, sausage, and breakfast tacos. You can make a waffle or toast bread or a bagel. Cold items like juice, yogurt, cereal are also an option. Two staff members were there making sure food was readily available and that things were kept clean. There were a few items that bothered me about this particular hotel. One, there was no TV reception in my room. I couldn't believe there weren't any channels, not even local channels! I was also annoyed that the bathroom sink was not draining properly. My husband had to play with it to get it to drain at all, and even then, it took a very long time for the water in the sink to empty after washing my hands or brushing my teeth. Lastly, the light switch at the entrance of the room only controlled the lighting in the entryway. I had to go around and turn on individual lights to feel like it wasn't so dark. These were minor inconveniences, but for the price, I would have expected these not to be an issue at all. The staff at the front desk were very pleasant and went out of their way to help me. On the day of our departure, my husband wasn't feeling well. They provided me with some bottled water as well as a Sprite to help his stomach. I was so touched by this offer. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. We both got a good night's sleep.

I didn't stay here, but was here for an event and it was great. The staff in the large Ballroom of…read morethe Americas (which would make a great underwear brand name), was amazing. The bar staff was friendly and engaging and the food provided was great. The staff was also amazing at keeping the venue clean and clutter free with a bunch of attendees leaving plates and glassware everywhere. The lobby area was spacious and inviting and it had a Starbucks in the lobby. There was also a skyway to the convention center on both the 2nd and 3rd floor. It super close and hopefully your convention is on the same side as this Hilton, otherwise, you have a long walk to the other side.

Great spot next to discovery green for Xmas lights. Staff is helpful and room was clean. Could use…read moresome more plugs. There is some street parking if you don't want to spend 65$ for valet. Not much but there is some. The buffet had enough variety. Surprised the bread pudding was really good. The pancakes tasted like beignets. Service friendly and attentive. Would like to see them use local coffee though. The bar is a great spot for a drink and did the decor.

I am in Houston on business and I decided to stay at the Four Seasons hotel. Yes, it's beautiful!…read moreThe room is spacious, clean, well decorated, and the bead is more than comfortable. And the hotel is really quiet - how refreshing! I had an issue where my TV thought I wasn't checked in, so it wouldn't work - but a quick call to the desk and all was fixed quickly. Everyone at the hotel is professional and pleasant, making my stay very enjoyable. I would definitely come back to this hotel when staying in Houston. It's convenient to so many restaurants and shopping, and the service and luxury is beyond words.

Stayed here last weekend for my wife's birthday. We stayed in a Premier Executive Suite on the 11th…read morefloor with a downtown view. The room was amazing and beautifully decorated. I let them know it was her birthday and there was a beautiful piece of cake waiting for us in the room when we checked in! We sat around and had some champagne before our dinner reservations at Toro Toro, and the front desk called us to make sure we were enjoying everything and if they could do anything to make our stay any better. Talk about customer service! The shower was unbelievable and the bed was so comfortable. Can't wait to come and stay again!

Review is for Afternoon tea: There was a 7 min wait to get in but once in, you are getting by staff…read moreand led to your table. I would say the decor is very old fashion lounge with there being a mix of table with chairs or chairs paired with a couch. Our server seemed very nice but a bit new as she could not tell me if one of the teas was decaf right away. Also, I made a note that I could not have tuna but they took this as I could not have fish so they gave me two chicken salad sandwiches instead of the salmon even though I had stated on the phone salmon was fine. She also could not describe one of the desserts but overall she was very pleasant. The amuse bouche was - interesting ( a strawberry with cream cheese) I didn't hate or love it. I didn't think the cream cheese added anything tbh. We had one dessert on the table waiting for us before we said down - a English parfait that had a white chocolate mouse, cake, and fruit. I loved it although it was a bit strange to have dessert already sitting at your table before you got your sandwiches but I am a dessert first girl so didn't matter to me other than it was constantly calling my name. You don't get to choose your tea and the two tea options are both black which is a lot of caffeine. The sandwiches themselves come across as unassuming but they are great and very filling. Each one has a different bread which was cool. Although not a fan of cucumber, the bread was milky and so soft. All the sandwiches were fantastic. Honestly, I was so full from the tea and sandwiches, I took the desserts home. One big misstep in service was the server forgetting to serve the second tea. I had to ask for it and by the time we got it, we were tea'ed out. You are gifted a box of macarons at the end - we almost left ours but our server ran and got us in time. I definitely had a great time, there were small incidents that stopped it from being 5 stars. Paying 79 dollars for tea is a bit pricy so I would expect a bit more precision and maybe more choice in tea?

Afternoon tea is always a delight! A variety of teas are served with various sandwiches. That is…read morefollowed by a scone with clotted cream and jam. The grand finale is a plate of three pastries - a fruit tart, a fruit custard pie (mango?) and a large decadent chocolate ball with gold leaf. Harp music adds to the ambience and the service is top notch. Treat yourself!

Great hotel to go with the family…read more The restaurant that is amazing.we had a great stay here.

Rooms is clean and service folks were kind and very friendly…read more The room was pretty quiet except for normal downtown noises and there's some sort of purge of water in the hotel about every hour that wakes us up. I can only assume it's a waste water purge since we are in the 7th floor. And maybe it's only audible in that room. If so, they should turn that room into storage. Restaurant food was not great. Skip it. Front desk left me "stranded" after telling me the shuttle ran often - every 10 to 15 minutes. I waited at least 20-25 minutes and one of the service persons did his best to try and find the shuttle, but after many attempts brought me a water and said he couldn't reach them. I think his name was Tom and he was awesome! After being very late for my meeting due to the shuttle fiasco (I walked) I called the front desk and spoke to a couple of people. The "day" manager proceeded to blame me for the issue! He said it wasn't Marriott's shuttle and went on to then blame me AND the conference organizers! He told me I should have read some sign in the lobby. This after I had expressly told him that I called the front desk earlier and asked them if MARRIOTT had a shuttle to the convention center and they said yes they do! Interesting that they do have a vehicle with "Marriott" in gold lettering permanently inscribed on the doors that we took earlier this day? What a complete A-hole! He should not be speaking to anyone much less a client. At least the woman that answered apologized profusely. I hung up on the idiot after telling him I wanted him to have the hotel manager contact me. He said he would but I would not take that bet. I made it very clear he will be crucified by me in my conversation with his boss. Recommend: Stay at the Laura Hotel, much nicer and a great restaurant. Even if you don't stay there - try the restaurant. Marriott has lost their way.

I had the pleasure of staying at this hotel after attending a holiday party nearby, and it was an…read moreabsolutely wonderful experience. From the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed and cared for. The personalized touches truly set this property apart-- a handwritten welcome note, delicious macaroons, complimentary snacks and drinks, and the cozy robe and slippers waiting in the room made me feel right at home. The room was exceptionally clean. The valet attendant was exceptionally kind and professional, making arrival and departure seamless. Every detail reflected thoughtfulness and hospitality, and I left feeling refreshed and impressed. I will definitely return and am especially excited to try the restaurant downstairs on my next visit. This hotel exceeded my expectations in every way--highly recommended!

Such a beautiful hotel in the middle of the Theater District. Only 2 blocks from the Houston Opera…read more Upon arrival, we were upgraded to a full suite without asking! In room breakfast was amazing and included in the price. The staff was super attentive, the beds and shower were fantastic and they have a very cool little restaurant and bar. I would definitely stay here again!