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Great experience. Very stylish and good location near St Paul Square restaurants. The staff was very polite and attentive. Everything is brand new and they have a bar and coffee shop inside. Rooms were well appointed and very comfortable.

I was very pleased with the 2 Queen Deluxe beds. The room was very nice and clean. I would definitely recommend staying here. Book non smoking and if you smoke. Smoke in your car or outside. There is a $25.00 per pet fee for pets which is nonrefundable and that's understandable and reasonable. Breakfast is the usual waffles, cereal, etc. At least it's something. If you prefer a grand slam, take yourself to Dennys and buy it. If you purchase the deluxe room you have a coffee pot ( the one in my room was missing a tube so it didn't work), the fridge and microwave worked great and I reported the coffee pot. Guests should always report issues. If you do not report issues then they will not be corrected so instead of writing a nasty review. Report the issue. Give the hotel a chance to correct the problem. That is all have a good day.

Most Doubletree hotels offer a reliable comfortable experience, but my recent stay at the Doubletree San Antonio Airport was horrible on all fronts: - the hotel would not issue a digital room key to my Hilton app, so I tried to check in at the front desk. But there was no one there. I waited for at least 5 minutes until a person sauntered out from the back room. - Check in agent was surly. No recognition of Hilton Honor status, and no cookie. But no big deal. I went to the room. - hallway was dark and dingy and smelled musty. - there were two dirty coffee cups outside the room door. They had clearly been there for a while. - once in the room, the walls were so thin I could hear EVERYTHING in the rooms next door. It was loud and one neighbor’s loud activities (which were beyond “R” rated) went on until well after 4 am. I got no sleep. - the bathrooms are tiny and dark. - the parking garage is not attached to the hotel and requires that you go outside to access it. Overall, I will never book at this hotel again and would recommend you avoid it at all costs!

Hotel location is very good, although the room is a little small, but value for money, including breakfast, the price is also very good, like breakfast with fresh apples and bananas, hot tea coffee during the day, small daisy tea at night, can Said to be very intimate. The hot water is very strong, the bed is very comfortable, I was worried that it would be a tide before, and the result is not, sleep well! Overall, the waiters are very polite and enthusiastic

We stayed here on a Saturday night and made the reservation that morning. It cost around $320 or $330 for the night. The room was fairly large. There was the main room with 2 double beds and another room (open floor plan) with a sofa bed. The rooms were clean and comfortable. In the morning, they had a nice breakfast with various options. The hotel is fairly close to the Riverwalk and The Alamo. It cost around $10 to Uber to the Riverwalk, and around $15 to return (excluding tip).

I am giving just 3* instead of 5* because of our problem checking in. We have stayed at many Holiday Inns & never had a problem finding our room. However this Hotel is an exception. Upon check-in we were told our room was # 315. The clerk said to get there drive your car to level C & then take the elevator to level 3. O.K. We park at level C, get our bags & proceed along a walkway to an outside door that goes into the hotel. As we approach the door it is opened by someone going out so we do not need to use our room scan card to open it. We find the room which was on the same level & try to open the door. Nothing worked. We call the front desk & the clerk says that she will bring us another card. We wait & wait & wait. Call the desk again. The clerk says where are you?. We say outside of #315. You were not there says the clerk. What ! Are we invisible? Anyway after much talk we & the clerk finally realize that we are in the WRONG Hotel. Yes,, the Drury Hotel shares the same parking garage & we are in the Drury.. We exit the Drury into the same parking garage & see another door around the corner. This one does lead to the Holiday Inn. After 30 min we are in our room. What a bunch of crap. On it's good side, we did have a full Hot Breakfast. Nice but small pool.

The valet made things easy and were waiting upon check in. Valerie at the front desk was amazing and answered all of my questions on the area. She loves her job and is a pleasure! Big room with a lot of space and a balcony. Great location for anything downtown on the riverwalk. Enjoyed our stay and look forward to returning again!

The decor of the room is very 1980’s and could do with refresh. While we had a one bedroom apartment with kitchenette, if we wanted to dine in there were no plates or cutlery…. Why have a kitchen facility without the ability to dine in, rooms are only serviced if you request it. Evening reception is for 2 hours, but only drinks, miss the nibbles that Embassy Suites used to offer. Breakfast is good, reasonable selection and excellent omelette station.

There were some problems when I started to stay, and I waited for a long time, but I solved it satisfactorily. The room was comfortable and the breakfast was very good. Taking the No. 10 road, the car screaming at night is like a wind.

I went to the Marriott Hotel because I had a conference, and it was nice and closer than I thought. However, the fitness center facilities were a bit disappointing. The breakfast in the morning is not that great, just enough to fill your stomach. The desk people were really nice