Hotels With spa in Texas, United States

The hotel itself is very nice, and the valet and bellhop staff were exceptionally friendly. The location is excellent, right on the Riverwalk, and the bed was very comfortable. The shower had great water pressure; however, if you’re tall, the shower head placement is not ideal—my husband is 5’10” and had to duck to use it. We would consider staying again, but on our last morning the toilet clogged and overflowed onto the floor. This was frustrating, especially since very little toilet paper had been used. Most people would consider a toilet overflow an urgent issue that requires immediate attention. We called for assistance, but no one ever came. It seemed as though staff assumed they could wait since we had a couple of hours before checkout, which was disappointing. As a result, my husband had to go to the ground floor to use the restroom, and we had to navigate around toilet water on the bathroom floor while getting ready.

Unreasonable charges! ! ! Originally this was a hotel with no merits. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The key was the location, which was not far from the art museum and the Natural History Museum. There was nothing special about it. Breakfast was average, with fruit but no vegetable salad. But leaving the checkout left me feeling confused and even worse. After breakfast on the first day, the male waiter asked me to sign the bill. I said my room included breakfast, but the waiter said it didn't matter. I just had to sign and the front desk would know. I signed it, it was $52 for two people. The next day, we also chose the buffet for breakfast, and the waitress brought us each a glass of apple juice. I got the bill before I left, put down the order and left. I signed it without even looking at it. Signing an order without looking carefully is a hard lesson! ! ! When I checked out, I found that there was an extra $30, so I asked what the price was. The front desk said it was a breakfast tip on the 5th. I said I was eating from the buffet, but the waiter just poured me two glasses of apple juice without me giving a tip. Is she going to take the initiative to write a $20 tip on the bill? Is this reasonable? I can pay the money, because it’s my fault that I didn’t read the bill and signed it, so I have to acknowledge the bill. But I just want to ask him if this is reasonable? The front desk called the restaurant manager. The manager didn't say it was a tip. He said I chose a set meal and they would charge something else. This is absolutely hilarious! The order typed out to me clearly stated gratuity. I will never go to any Omni Hotel again! Too confusing! Ctrip customer service communicated with them, but they still insisted on their approach.

Second time staying here as close to our daughter’s university. Rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable. Staff very helpful and breakfast is very good. Loved our early morning cold water dips in the pool followed by the hot tub. Excellent value for money.

Overall, it was a good experience. It was conveniently located, within walking distance of the River Walk and the San Anthony Cathedral light show. I also visited the Battle of the Alamo and the 18th-century Spanish Mission historical site – all very nice! 👍 The hotel parking was a bit of a mess. The parking spaces along the wall next to the hotel are for Platinum members, and the road in front of the hotel is a one-way street. After one traffic light, the parking spaces for regular customers are next to a Domino's fast food restaurant on the right. Parking along the wall will get you a ticket from the police.

We upgraded to have breakfast for $60. The hotel upgrade is to executive and free appetizer. So we got 4 free appetizers for free. Perfect location in downtown Houston. We”ll stay again next time. Their breakfast are really good as well

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.

It's in a strategic location just 5 mins walk to the riverwalk area. The hotel is quite old with a small wooden cupboard in the room. The parking is very expensive but I guess that's a normal rate within the area. For the price, it's still a good place to stay for it's location.

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

This is our second stay at Hotel Settles. It has become a regular stopping point for our annual trip from Dallas to Ruidoso. The renovations that have been done to restore this historic landmark are spectacular. Everything is modern while retaining the 100 year old charm of the hotel. If you have reason to stop over between Abilene and Odessa, I'd always recommend a night at the Hotel Settles. ....... There's absolutely nothing to do in Big Spring, so you can relax.

It was a great stay for a short weekend.