South Texas Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in South Texas, United States of America

"Well they do charge for parking. There’s that. I guess since they are downtown San Antonio. Or you can frantically look for parking on the street that you have to pay for but free on Sunday. Quaint location, I must say with short walking distance to everything. Banks, the Alamo, food, shopping, the river walk, other hotels. Came during spring break so I kind of understood waiting an hour to check in with long line in the lobby and no one at valet to pick up cars. Guess their parking was maxed out. Front desk with one person and house keeping tried their best to keep up. The place was not dirty but not spotless at the same time. Beds and furniture very comfy with big wide windows to get a good view of city at night. A full kitchen setup with lots of small necessities like paper towels and utensils. Bare minimum towels in the bathroom however, but enough soaps. "

"You had to look from the side of the balcony, but you coul do see the ocean to your right and the bay to your left, 2 views"

"Everything was great only one thing was valley parking, but other wise I really enjoyed my stay"

"Excellent!"

"Pool wasn’t really heated and the hotel room wasn’t the cleanest but the staff was really nice"

"Clean rooms, beautiful facilities great staff"

"Everything was enjoyed! "

"Very close to The Alamo, restaurants and the River Walk. Valet parking was great. Staff super friendly. "

"Great hotel suite for a quick weekend family get away. The wife and two teenagers had lots fun! Very clean suite and had no issues with our stay. Lots of stuff to do nearby: Alamo, Riverwalk, shopping, and restaurants. Was easy to get to downtown and valet parking made everything a breeze. "