Enjoyed our 2 stays in March 2013, starting with the staff at the front desk greeting us, each time we came or left the hotel or needed something extra in our room. The excellent HOT breakfast each morning (even had a waffle iron in the shape of Texas). Also, enjoyed our rooms and helpful assistance we received from housekeeping. Didn’t... More

Our family spent 3 nights at this hotel. We extended our stay because it was so convenient to get to the Alamo and family attractions. The front desk suggested we take the city transit system direct service to downtown. We walked to the bus and arrrived downtown as fast as we could have driven our selves. This was our second... More

I won't get into lengthy details but beware. #1 - don't leave anything behind, you'll never see it again; regardless if housekeeping was the only group to enter your room after you left. #2 - pad lock your door, staff doesn't know how to read the DND sign and walked in on me about to change clothes for church. #3... More

Overall good stay. When I reserved the room, under comments, I asked for not feather pillows. That was overlooked and I appeared to have done cocaine all night as my eyes were bloodshot and I was congested. The breakfast area was unbearably hot as if there is no thermostat in it. It was cool outside and in the lobby but... More

We were forced to move over to this hotel when we needed to stay for an additional unplanned medical appointment. The Drury next door didn't have a room for another night (it's Spring Break). This room is a throwback to the old style hotel/motel. Small space, green decor, tacky framed prints, polyester bedspreads. No thick, comfy bedding here. They did... More

Please train your desk people to know the difference between a roll in shower and a conventional tub. They have no idea what a accessable room is for a person that can not walk or stand. I know they have a room with a roll in shower because we have stayed in this same hotel on several ocasions and had... More