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The pool area was family friendly and the reservations prevented over crowding. The rooms were spotless and all the restaurants were great. Location is central to everything downtown. Highly recommend.

Just finished a very quick 24 hour stay at Post Oak Hotel. We stayed here for the Bears vs. Texans game. The location was very convenient to the stadium. Everything about this hotel is high-end and exudes class. While we barely scratched the surface of all the things available here, we really enjoyed our stay. We did have a chance to eat the Craft FnB. Besides the tap being down, everything here was great. The wings were unreal. The hotel lobby resembles what you expect while visiting Las Vegas but in a good way. Like a small private Vegas hotel feel. The rooms were very nice, with the bathrooms being extraordinarily nice. We also had breakfast in our room which was beautiful and delicious. Great hotel!

I recently stayed at Hotel Laura and had a fantastic experience. The staff was incredibly welcoming and attentive especially valet HALIM . NADIR and KHIRREDINE making me feel right at home. The room was spacious, clean, and well-equipped, with a lovely view of the surrounding area. The location is perfect for exploring nearby attractions, and the breakfast buffet offered a great variety of delicious options. I would highly recommend Hotel Laura to anyone visiting the area

Hotel is updated and looks very nice. Rooms are clean and spacious. Staff is great and very accommodating. They provide airport shuttle and full hot breakfast. I enjoyed being close to the airport and not too far from the city also.

I'm currently on my last night of a five night stay. I was so looking forward to staying here as the reviews are generally quite favorable and I usually like the JW Marriott brand properties. Unfortunately, my own experience during this stay was not very good. The hotel seems quite busy (long waits for the elevator some days) so they do seem to be getting traffic through the property. My suite was nice...not extraordinary...but comfortable. As far as staff go, most are quite helpful and friendly which is good. Now the problems. I saw very little to discern this property from a standard Sheraton or Marriott. Nothing about it felt like ”luxury”. It didn't have those extra touches one would expect from a JW. The bar soap in the bathroom is so tiny that only a sliver is left after two showers. It was the size soap you would expect to get at a Motel 6. The Griffin Lounge was a big disappointment. I went the first morning for breakfast and it seemed like a standard Sheraton lounge breakfast offering. Nothing refined or special about it at all. Both the presentation and the quality of the food offerings were severely under par. I never returned after that even though I was entitled to get it free every day as an Ambassador Elite member. I ate breakfast outside of the hotel for the remainder of my stay. Also, after the lousy breakfast on day 1 , I never attended the evening reception so I cannot comment on what that is like. The most glaring problem at this property is that when you call down with a service request, usually no-one answers the phone. You want to have your car brought around? No-one responds. You want to arrange for housekeeping to clean your room? No-one responds. You want laundry picked up? No-one responds. You want to know why your laundry was not delivered as promised? No-one responds. All the above things happened to me. Out of a total of 18-20 calls down with service requests, the phone was actually answered only twice. That is a shockingly poor service fulfillment failure rate. Imagine, when you want to use your car, there is literally no way to get that process started from your room...because no-one answers the phone calls. I am stunned by what a failed process they have for handling calls from the guest rooms. I actually complained to the front desk about this. The guy says the phones are answered by staff behind the scenes. However it is that they manage it, I can tell them their process doesn't work. I get to Houston fairly frequently but I doubt I would return to the JW Marriott Downtown. The combination of the sub-par Griffin lounge coupled with staff inability to answer phone calls, deems this a no-go property for me. Interestingly, this is my second JW stay for me since the pandemic started. Both were big disappointments. Perhaps the JW brand is cutting back on quality and services generally...effectively moving JW properties closer to Sheraton/Marriott standards. Overall,

The location is probably the best part. It is connected to the convention center and there is also so many restaurants and food trucks so close by and there are some connected to it as well. It’s very clean and I would definitely stay here again.

Pre-game prior to Astros/Tigers playoff game, hotel was busy. Desiree (Supervisor) managed to keep not only our group happy and comfortable with drinks , food and great service but had her staff of servers and bartenders coming in with their A game. Amazing job and great attitude for such a frenzied environment. Well done.!!

We had a great stay at magnolia. The service was superb and cleanliness was awesome. I will 100% recommend this hotel for anyone swishing to stay in downtown Houston.

There were some good shops around. Breakfast buffet here is the best. Room was big enough. I want to use it next time.

The hotel's literary atmosphere is very strong! The tables in the hall are big drums, free coffee and sweets in the morning and afternoon, and the front desk and foyer are good. What I want to say is that the customer service service has not been called for fifteen minutes. Later, I can't wait for their service and go to sleep. Hotel breakfast is not self-help, I also have a good point, can eat! The hotel bed is relatively small, the two adults with a child will be very crowded, the bed is also super soft, the children are lying down and pressing a pit, the waist is not good enough to pay attention. The location is superb, the art gallery is one minute opposite, and the natural science museum is worth three or five minutes. However, the Marriott Hotel in the Museum District where I stayed the night before was also very good. I went out to the subway. I didn't have to go up and down the underground passage. I went to the art gallery area three times and got off at the front of the hotel.