Katy Hotels with Breakfast

I stayed at a hotel in Katy while on a business trip to Houston. The room was designed in a family-style layout, very clean and tidy, with a table and sofa. The only thing I found a little unusual was the air conditioner making a loud humming sound coming from the bed; light sleepers might not be able to fall asleep.

It is close to Katy Mill, it is convenient to eat around, free parking, high speed on the door, suitable for children, our room for four people living in a twin room is enough. American hotel breakfast is almost the same, whether it is high-end or mid-end, basically the same, relatively simple, for the Chinese, even the domestic Samsung hotel is better than the five-star breakfast here. Just get used to it, don't expect too much.

Suitable for business trips.

The price is affordable and the decoration is good. I came to Houston twice and stayed here. The room is very comfortable. The lobby has a pool table, a bar, and many cubicles for meeting guests. Gym and pool are great. It may be because it can't eat breakfast, which leads to its low score. The hotel is good overall, there is a large shopping mall opposite.

Red Lion Inn & Suites Katy We stayed at this hotel for a short period while settling in after moving to the U.S., and it turned out to be a safe and convenient place to stay. The area feels safe, and there are stores nearby, which is very helpful if you don’t have permanent housing yet. If you need a place to stay for one or two weeks — like we did while looking for apartments — this hotel is a reasonable and practical option. Our room had a kitchen, but it’s important to note that there is no cookware or utensils provided. There were no dishes, no kettle, no plates, and no forks or spoons. If you plan to cook in the room, you should be prepared to buy everything you need. The room was clean and comfortable, and overall the stay met expectations for a 2-star hotel. Breakfast is very basic, so it’s better not to rely on it too much. It includes cereal, toast, milk, muffins, butter, and jam.