College Station Hotel Guide - TEEX Brayton Fire Training Field hotels in College Station, United States of America.

"Clean room and courteous staff"

"Clean and confortable."

"We were able to check in early which was awesome! The room was clean & we had a great view of Kyle Field. The was friendly and accommodating. "

"LOVED our stay at this apartment!! It was clean, easy to find and the host family made us feel so at home. One of their sons was there when we arrived and he even offered to carry our bags upstairs for us! lAmazing hospitality! We have finally found ‘our place’ when visiting College Staion!! "

"Loved the atmosphere. The staff was friendly and the bar was a great spot to hang out in the evening "

"The room was clean. The staff was courteous. And I was able to park my car and walked 10 feet to the door of my room. That was convenient."

"This was the perfect place to stay after our daughter had surgery this week and needed to get out of the dorm. It was so quiet the whole time. It was very clean, loved the extra touches like shampoo, ice maker, and wheelchair friendly. We enjoyed the well stocked kitchen, coffee and creamer options and nice A&M decor. Our favorite part was the Aggie trivia book, which we enjoyed doing as a family since we have a freshman. The property owners were so accommodating, empathetic and helpful. We will definitely stay here again. Our dog also loved the patio "

"Nice hotel"

"Our #1 choice when in College Station. Clean rooms, great vibe and decor. We’ve stayed here several times and it’s always a good time with a solid night of sleep. Only con, if you book through a third party such as Expedia, they will go out of their way to remind you you’ve booked with a third party. The rooms they reserve for you are not as well located as they would be when booking directly with The George. This last stay they must have mentioned that we booked with a third party at least three times and placed us in the very last room, furthest from the elevator, and next to a room where they were doing loud repairs. You could hear restoration fans? blowing throughout the night and the work crew during the day. Fortunately, it was only for one night. "