Best Hotels in Bunker Hill Village, United States

The whole hotel had a “burnt” smell to it. The room I was given - the safe was not working and neither was the bathroom door lock. Aside from that the bed was comfy - all and all it was a basic experience for a room that was overpriced. I give it 3 stars. Great walking distance to the Galleria.

I had a fantastic stay , I loved it. The crew was amazing Michelle, Cj and Rebecca. Taylor was my favorite they made me feel comfortable and at home . They made sure I was satisfied every step of my stay and I will for sure be back. By the and food is great and excellent excellent bar selection!

Stay was beyond excellent. The room was clean, fresh smelling and the bed super comfortable. Staff were friendly and professional. Shout out to David who gave us a warm welcome. Hotel does NOT charge for parking, which is highly unusual. The hotel offers a parking garage and surface parking behind the hotel. The location is very convenient. Without traffic it was only a 15 minute drive to downtown, 10 minutes to the Galleria and 10 minutes to Memorial Park. The challenge is navigating the frontage roads to actually get to the hotel, but Waze or Google Maps was spot on with the guidance. The hotel definitely has an older architectural style, but the rooms are super clean and well maintained. The concierge lounge is stocked with sodas, flavored water and snacks. Soundproofing was sufficient that we never were bothered by the freeway noise! We stay at dozens of hotels on an annual basis, and this hotel is simply one of the best run properties we have experienced. Definitely would recommend this property and stay here again.

The equipment is very new, the sanitation is very good, it is close to the highway, the noise is a bit loud, but the sound insulation of the room is not bad. The sound of the air conditioner is also very small, so I slept well. It is relatively comfortable in a motel hotel. The location is very convenient. Not far from China Town and the city center. No napkins. There is a problem with the design of the bathroom room, with transparent glass and a mirror facing the bed. The quilt was very thin, so I asked the front desk for another bed. Breakfast is not considered breakfast. Ask the front desk, if there is no breakfast, it is just bagged cakes and fruits for customers. This price is relatively high cost performance.

Comfortable stay, great room, beautiful view from the room. Location isn't that great Was on a business trip and with out door meetings wasn't able to utilize the hotel facilities. Moving on to the next city now.

The city’s most fashionable address, Thompson Houston, is poised to make its highly anticipated debut in summer 2023. Set in a 36-story landmark in the heart of scenic Buffalo Bayou Park, this chic hotel will be Houston’s newest sophisticated hotspot, where influential locals, seasoned globetrotters, and cultural tastemakers meet and mingle, stay and celebrate. Whether you’re planning your wedding celebration, gala, meeting or conference, Thompson Houston is the epitome of timeless luxury. The property boasts more than 17,000 square feet of exquisite event space that can accommodate guest lists of up to 800. Need a room block? With 172 designer rooms, including 34 lavish suites, your loved ones will delight in waking up to sweeping, floor-to-ceiling views of the city skyline or the verdant surrounding park. After hours of celebrating on the dance floor, they’ll gladly fall into the sumptuous comfort of ultra-luxe custom bedding and linens.Like all hotels in the award-winning Thompson Hotels portfolio, the Houston property will wow guests at every turn. Multiple dining outlets offer a range of outstanding culinary options, the seventh-floor pool deck sets the stage for sun-drenched lounging, and a full-service spa is waiting to pamper you and your guests. If you want to make a truly unforgettable entrance, arrive via our private on-site heliport.

The room was very clean and quiet

We stayed one night at the Marriott Houston Westchase in a 1 Bedroom Suite, 1 King, Sofa bed, City view. My husband had surgery that day and we spent the day and night camped out in the room. He slept for most of it. I spent it watching tv. For the most part our stay was good but not what I expected from Marriott. Everything was clean and neat. However, I think there are some things that could use attention. (I worked hospitality many years ago, so I apologize if this seems long and nit-picky.) Let's start with the parking. Valet signs everywhere. We waited. no one came out. My husband took his bandaged face into the lobby only to find out there is none. Half the parking lot up front was closed to public parking. He was told to park where the front desk could see it so it would not get tampered with. As I made my way around to park there were some shady characters sitting in a car at the back of the lot near a service entrance. I parked as close as I could to the front. We arrived mid-afternoon (2pm) and did not realize that there was no food service of any kind until dinner. (From 1-4pm!) Not even a snack machine available. There was no menu in the room for room service. Nor was there any number on the phone to dial for room service. So, I went for a food pick up and on my way back, asked the desk for a menu. They pointed out the QR scan code to order. Sorry - but some of us older folks are cell phone challenged. Just give us the room service number on the phone in the room and a menu in there! (Like it used to be.) Plenty of good restaurants near by. Shady characters still in the parking lot. No sign of security patrol. The little corridor off the main one to our room was very dark. A brighter bulb would be better. (Had I been there alone, it would have creeped me out.) The TV in the living space was at an awkward angle from the couch. It made it uncomfortable unless you were sitting sideways. There was only one water bottle in the room and one robe - for 2 people. We called down and quickly received one more of each. The ice bucket top was warped so the ice melted rather quickly. The coffee bar only had 2 sugar packets, plenty of fake sugars and three cream in it. Not really enough for 2 cups of coffee. (Those coffee packets made really weak coffee.) Was also surprised that a Marriott was using plastic glasses instead of real ones. The bed was lumpy. It needs a mattress replacement. Bedding was not anything special. Was also not a fan of the feather pillows - they are flat. Would have preferred 2 regular pillows and 2 feathered. I spent most of the night in the bedroom chair and it was not comfortable. Later that night, I got really hungry and ordered room service. I felt awkward that there was nothing to sign - so I could tip this really nice Asian lady who brought it up. (There was no where on the final bill that I could put a tip for her either. And I didn't have a dime of cash! She must have thought I was a cheapskat

I have to say I had the worst experience ever. I always stay at a LaQuinta when traveling and I read reviews before booking and the reviews were satisfactory. First off the elevators were not working in which they did state on the app, but I informed them ahead of time if possible I needed a lower level room. Well when we checked in they gave a room on the 3rd floor so walking up several flights of stairs wasn’t in my plan. I asked if there was anything else available and they said no. I went ahead and kept the room thankfully my son was able to help me get up and down the stairs. The 3rd floor air in the hallway was not working so it was extremely hot so by the time I got to my room I was exhausted and saw a roach crawling over the outside door. We checked our room and didn’t see any but informed of the issue. First night was ok, the breakfast wasn’t the best. The second night the air in our room wasn’t cooling and we woke up in the middle of the night drenched in sweat so I called several times to the front desk and no answer so I had to walk downstairs and no one was at the counter at all. I attempted to write out a note to leave and eventually someone came and since they didn’t have another room like the one we booked they gave us separate rooms. One of the rooms my daughter saw 2 roaches crawling on the dresser and we had to call back down and have them find us another room. The attendant did and we were able to rest and try to enjoy the rest of our stay. The checkout was the worst I have ever experienced. The attendant was helping a young lady and I assume they didn’t have her info in the system, so about 5 people and myself were waiting in line to check out and she didn’t say not one word to any of us to even say she will be right with us. Then we were gathering all our bags from the room and was rushed out. I was so upset and really didn’t like my experience at this location at all.

I recently was a guest from Friday September 30-Monday October 3, 2022 at your Hilton Westchase Property in Houston, Texas. After reading other reviews of this property, and having it be recommended by the bride and groom for the wedding we were attending, I booked without hesitation, since I am a Hilton Honors member, and know the normal quality of the Hilton brand. Our first impression of the room that it was extremely dated, and had a lot of damage around the baseboards, and bathroom area. Additionally the front door of room 317 appeared to have been kicked at the bottom. Despite these flaws, we decided to continue our stay. Unfortunately, we were unable to fully relax because of the extremely thin walls, and neighbors from several directions playing loud music, and engaging in loud conversation and door slamming. These extra disruptions continued into the 11:00pm hour, at which point I attempted to use the room phone to call the front desk so they could address the noise, which did not work. I could hear the front desk agent, but she could not hear me. I ended up using my cell phone and calling the hotel and explaining that it was me in room 317 and the phone did not work. The next day the music stopped earlier, however, we were able to hear conversation and snoring, which a guest in another room should not be able to hear. The final moment which was the pinnacle of the horrendous events was when my friend saw several roaches on the bathroom floor on Sunday morning. She killed one without examining, but when she saw several, she identified them as roaches. We immediately went to the front desk and said we needed a new room, which we received along with 50% off of our last night’s rate, however, the desk agent was not shocked when we let her know about roaches in the rooms. The new room we moved to on the 8th floor, had a running water pipe noise constantly happening, which also contributed to an unrestful stay. Finally on check out, the front desk agent (different than the one who handled the original roach debacle) asked us how our stay was, when I let him know it was horrible, and told him about the pipes and roaches, his response was asking if they were big or little, because the big ones they are just around. This is unacceptable! There should be NO pests present in a hotel room, and the nonchalant attitude of the staff, has made me never want to patronize a Hilton property again. I am beyond appalled and disgusted at the run down and revolting condition of this property. I paid the full amount of my bill, primarily because I had a flight to catch, and no time to engage management regarding this situation.