Hotel Rooms in
Explore 14 hotels in Houston, TX. Roomza scores every room so you can skip the guesswork and book with confidence.
Four Seasons Hotel Houston
Staff goes above and beyond with exceptional service, but the old building brings noise from nearby bars and drag racing plus dated rooms with small bathtubs. Spacious suites, good pool, and excellent room service make up for structural limitations.
Hyatt Regency Houston Downtown
Rooms are spacious and quiet with comfortable beds. Hot water fails regularly and elevators get backed up during busy hours. Staff quality varies wildly: some staff are genuinely kind and helpful, but one front desk worker was dismissive and rude.
Hilton University of Houston
Staff treat you well and rooms stay clean, but you pay premium prices for small rooms in a parking garage that damages cars. Avoid the micro-sized rooms if possible.
Marriott Marquis Houston
Clean, modern rooms with comfortable beds, but expect noise from hallways and street traffic. The rooftop pool and hot tub are excellent though the lazy river runs cold in winter. Staff is friendly and responsive. Parking costs extra: $50-70, plus $14 daily for WiFi if you're not a Marriott member.
Hyatt Regency Houston/Galleria
Clean, comfortable rooms with good beds in a great location near Galleria Mall and restaurants. Staff goes out of their way to help you. Valet parking is slow and has billing issues, and room service takes forever.
Omni Houston Hotel
Staff treat you like family and deliver exceptional service. Rooms are clean but feel dated with dark colors. Parking charges may surprise you despite what front desk tells you at check-in.
The Royal Sonesta Houston Galleria
The hotel has a nice lobby and restaurant, but rooms disappoint for the price. Highway noise bothers guests, bathrooms feel old, and carpets lack cleanliness. Staff is friendly, but overbooking and expensive parking are real problems.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Houston North - IAH Area by IHG
Rooms are spacious and spotless with comfortable beds and large TVs. Staff handles check-in quickly and goes out of their way to help. Breakfast is solid, parking is convenient, and the hotel feels secure with overnight security patrols.
Hyatt Regency Houston West
Beds are uncomfortable and worn, rooms look outdated for the price, and cleanliness varies wildly from disgusting to acceptable. The bar and koi pond are nice, but don't rely on this hotel for quality sleep or a well-maintained room.
Holiday Inn Houston Downtown, an IHG Hotel
Guests report wildly inconsistent experiences. Some praise renovated rooms and helpful staff, while others describe rundown spaces, dirty bathrooms, broken fixtures, and rude service. Parking is small and poorly marked, and the $30 nightly fee frustrated guests.
Blossom Hotel Houston, Curio Collection by Hilton
Rooms are spacious, immaculate, and have comfortable beds. Staff delivers exceptional service, though some guests report inconsistent support and poor phone responsiveness. Parking costs $50 nightly and isn't clearly disclosed upfront, which frustrates guests already paying high room rates.
Home2 Suites by Hilton Houston Energy Corridor
Staff here are friendly and helpful, but cleanliness is inconsistent. Some guests found clean, comfortable rooms while others discovered dirty sheets, hair, rust-caked showers, and filthy lobby floors. Breakfast doesn't match what the signs promise.
Hilton Americas-Houston
Rooms are spacious, clean, and quiet with comfortable bedding and strong water pressure showers. Staff consistently deliver excellent service with genuine hospitality, though the Honors check-in line moves slower than the general line. The hotel excels at handling large events with multiple food and beverage options.
Le Méridien Houston Downtown