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Apartment, 2 Bedrooms | Private kitchen | Coffee/tea maker, refrigerator (on request), microwave (on request)

1. Four Seasons Hotel Houston

Downtown Houston

Jose A

￥83,617

￥98,627 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 3 - Sep 4

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Top East Houston Hotel Reviews

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Houston Bush IAH South

10/10 Excellent

"buen servicio 👍"

The Moran CITYCENTRE

10/10 Excellent

"we had a great stay!"

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Houston - Greenway Plaza

10/10 Excellent

"Very professional staff took attentive care of my staff ..and my issues...everyone very nice happy even parking attendants and front desk employees...Isabella &/Jorge..OUTSTANDING!!!..went the extra mile to check on me and provide excellent service! Thank you will be back!!"

Hilton Americas-Houston

10/10 Excellent

"great stay"

Marriott Marquis Houston

8/10 Good

"The spa needs to have better management and oversight. We booked a very expensive treatment and unfortunately, the entire experience was disrupted by a group of women who were extremely loud and disrespectful of the facility and other guests. They were allowed to play music in the locker room, were screaming and yelling, and even began rummaging through lockers looking for additional robes. In the process, they were moving and tossing around other guests’ personal belongings. What was most concerning was that spa staff did not intervene or contact security. I ultimately had to contact security myself before someone finally came and escorted the group out. We later learned that these women did not have spa services booked and did not even have passes to use the spa, which makes it even more frustrating that the situation was allowed to escalate as far as it did. For the price and reputation of a Marriott property, I expected a relaxing, well-managed spa environment where paying guests and their belongings would be respected and protected. Instead, a treatment that we had spent a significant amount of money on was overshadowed by an extremely chaotic locker room experience and a lack of intervention from spa staff. The facility itself has a lot of potential, but there needs to be much stronger management, enforcement of spa access, and staff training on when to intervene or involve security. This experience was incredibly disappointing."