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„Eine gute Option, wenn man in der Gegend was zu tun hat ( Energy Corridor). Zwischen 17:30 und 19:00 Uhr gibt es zusätzliche Getränke, was eine nette Idee ist. Auch das Frühstück ist kostenlos, abgesehen von den Trinkgeldern, die überall üblich sind. Das Buffet ist abwechslungsreich, neben Müsli und Obst gibt es die Möglichkeit, verschiedene Optionen von gebratenem Essen, Rührei, etc. zu wählen. Die Zimmer, die zum Highway 10 hin liegen, sind wegen des enormen Verkehrsaufkommens auf dieser ...

„Nice new hotel on I10. Nice breakfast included. Big rooms. Negativ: noica air conditioning, bed too soft, only every second day room cleaning“

„No probe la comida“

„Gute Anbindung “

„Good location and very decent breakfast menu. Helpful staff and nice, spacious rooms.“

„The hotel/room had mildew odor. And the room that I stayed had cracks between the walls. I arrived/check in almost at 12 and when I received the room the walls were so thin that I had to sleep listening to the couple next room argue all night. And top of that I the only thing that was separating the rooms was a door! The mattress was the worst and even the bedsheets smelled so bad. I didn’t talk to anyone because I arrived late almost 12am I was exhausted “

„Allgemein sauber, etwas spezieller Geruch im ganzen Hotel. Personal ist freundlich, Ausstattung und Gebäude etwas veraltet.“

„Es gab alle wichtige sachen im Zimmer“

„Great pool, restaurant and location. Best part was getting upgraded and enjoying the comfy bed and spacious room. “

„Just what we needed for a couple of nights in Houston. Clean, comfortable, and such helpful staff.“

„I really liked the service provided by the staff—they were very cordial, and I absolutely loved the way they treated me. Everything was very clean, and the breakfast was excellent.“

„Friendly front desk staff “

„Lovely hotel with a wonderful scent throughout. Friendly staff, clean rooms, and free parking. More of a business hotel, but it was perfect for our stopover in Houston“