Hotels Near Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design in Houston

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.

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.

We chose this hotel for its central location to all the spots we planned on visiting. And it did not disappoint. The room was very clean. The front desk was courteous and had answers to all our questions. Would recommend the bistro to everyone. Get eats, Great pre game atmosphere. Will recommend to others.

These employees excel in hospitality!! From the front desk that was so friendly and outgoing, always greeting you and so accommodating to are late check out! To the both amazing shuttle drivers who made sure we new how to reach them at any time.The morning breakfast staff always cleaning up after us with a smile, and the maintenance staff who made sure we could charge are phones while we waited to go to the airport. The rooms are amazing! This hotel is so clean and well staffed. I can't say enough great things about it. I've been in the hotel business for 20 years. Thanks for a great experience. Can't wait to come back. See you in 8 months.

A Stage IV cancer diagnosis makes your world stop: so many unknowns, so many decisions, so much uncertainty. When seeking treatment at MD Anderson, I selected to stay at the Hilton Medical Center. As a Gold Status member, certain privileges like room upgrades and food credits are afforded to the customer. I have been staying at this hotel on each trip to MD Anderson Cancer Center since October of 2022. Most times, my stay had to be modified, either extended or shortened. This is quite common, and, as the hotel staff acknowledged, something they work with on a daily basis. When undergoing treatments, flexibility is key. I have never had an issue modifying my stay. Sadly, this was not the case on my most recent trip in February 2023. I was booked for a two night stay, but had to go home a day early because I was literally too sick to undergo chemotherapy. When I checked out about 10AM, a manager (Karla) informed me she had chosen to enforce the one night penalty policy. This had NEVER been done before, and when I expressed my concern, she told me several different versions of untruths. She said the ”policy had changed” and also that she ”tried to remove the charge and the computer would not allow her to do so.” When I called the Hilton Honors Customer Service, I spoke with Carl who explained that the policy states that the hotel ”may” charge fees. It is at the discretion of the hotel employee. Carl called the hotel and spoke with Courtney, who said I would not be charged for the additional night. But, Karla would have none of it. I was going to have to pay. On a follow up call with Karla on Tuesday, she refused to grant me the courtesy of waiving the cancellation penalty. She did acknowledge that the courtesy of waiving penalties had been granted in the past, but she was choosing to penalize a loyal Gold Status cancer patient who was so sick she had to return home immediately. I am extremely disappointed in how this situation was handled.

The room is large; the supporting facilities and equipment are good. It is equipped with a Dyson hair dryer and a kettle that Chinese people like. But my people live I feel super bad: 1.) I arrived at the hotel on a long-distance international flight 2:30 minutes earlier than the stipulated 3pm check-in time. Jalisa, the check-in service staff, told me very forcefully that if I wanted to check in in advance, I would have to pay US$75💲 There was nothing negotiable room. 2) After finding another service staff to explain the situation and help us check in, they were told that we had to pay 5 days of room charges and a deposit of US$400 (I paid all 5 days of room charges when booking with Ctrip) and needed to check and wait. ⌛️I also actively called Ctrip, and 1 hour and 30 minutes have passed since the check-in procedures were completed. 3.) The hot water was not hot when I took a shower on the first day I checked into the hotel. I couldn’t take a shower and called room service. A repairman came to fix it and the hot water was a little hotter. I thought the hot water ♨️ should continue to be maintained the next day. Unfortunately, there was still no hot water the next day♨️ I took a shower and called Room service. No one answered the phone. I called the front desk 7 times in a row and no one answered. I had to go downstairs to the hotel front desk to report the hot water problem (same experience) Jalisa’s attitude was also super bad👎 She just said very coldly that I will take note of your needs. I then asked when someone will come to help me fix the hot water problem. The answer was that I don’t know because it was late (9:00 local time). 45pm) I said that the hotel has 24-hour service, but she said no and kept giving you all kinds of excuses. I was very angry. At this time, a male service staff next to me (after completing the service procedures for another guest) looked at me. Go down and help me, inform me that I will contact someone to repair it and ask me to go back to the room to wait (with the help of the male service staff, I got hot water after about 10 minutes♨️ and can take a shower) 4.) In the following days, whenever I pass by the front desk, I will go back to the room and wait. When I met Jalisa (the front desk clerk), she gave me a cold look. This is my stay experience of 6 days and 5 nights.😅😅

Amazing stay. I know post pandemic some Intercontinentals have slightly dropped in some areas but this property is definitely not one of them. Clean, comfortable rooms, beds very relaxing and quickly got to sleep. All employees I encountered (from Kate who checked me in) to the young bartender and waiter in the lounge who worked dinner on the 19th were all top grade. NOTE - my Uber driver drove right by and turned in to the Doubletree next door. There really isn't a prominant sign on the road. So be mindful when you get there. If that was the only flaw (and it was) that means the property may just be the best hotel in Houston.

The hotel is not big, there is no courtyard garden or something; there is no Chinese food variety for breakfast. If you eat the Western food taste, you can accept the waiter. I am very enthusiastic and come over and ask if you want coffee. You can ask the waiter at the door to fry the eggs and ask the waiter for soy sauce. (They really have it) is not high in terms of cost performance. The parking lot at the entrance of the hotel is useless. I don't know if I want to charge. The hotel is very close to the medical center and can be walked; not far from Rice University, it takes at least 10 minutes to walk.

Guests parked on the 3rd floor of the parking garage, 15 knives a night, the hotel room is very new, the bed in the room is very comfortable, the breakfast is simple but delicious 😋 It is not like domestic prefabricated dishes. Houston travel is recommended to live here