Reside Houston Dwntwn, Wyndham (The District at Hogg Palace, A Wyndham Hotel)

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Okay! We originally booked this place because it is in the middle of most of the places we were planning to go. We got there and the staff was very friendly and attentive. But this was not what we expected. The rooms are very spacious but immediately gave us that old New York apartment building vibe. Also, the parking garage is very low. If you have a SUV or lifted vehicle you might not fit. We are from California and a little boogie but please be mindful when you book this place.

Nice hotel apartments in downtown Houston. Great place for an extended stay.

Loved Maria at the front desk. I felt like I was in a home away from home

This is a fabulous space. Loads of room and light, excellent location! Only a few drawbacks... the AC was unbelievably loud... just no way to sleep through that. Also, the black paint on the floor comes off like mad, so don't go barefoot!

The room was very noise due to the AC closet being in the bedroom and the AC was making weird noises almost every 15-20 min. We informed the front desk twice and nothing was done saying maintenance are off site and can’t get to it on time.

Great

Room was clean and property as list, close to food and coffee! Great times.

Excellent place to stay

Let me start with praise for Ms. Maria who was working the front desk when I arrived a couple of hours before check-in time. My plan had been to store my bag at the hotel, find a coffee spot nearby and hole up there until 4 p.m. On this stormy Friday afternoon, though, without my even asking, Ms. Maria eagerly and cheerfully found me a room where I could dry off, relax and clean up earlier than I’d planned before the event I had traveled to see. Her sincere welcome set the tone for an enjoyable weekend that allowed me to explore a city new to me, enjoy some delightful restaurants and reheat the leftovers in a well-equipped kitchen. That kitchen even included an electric teakettle, a lovely amenity so rare in hotels that I routinely carry a portable one on trips out of town. The property was one of several converted industrial/retail/corporate buildings throughout downtown. It met my requirements for solo travel: privacy, quiet, sturdy construction, a comfortable bed, and an utter lack of pretense. (Nothing irks this traveler more than a lodging that promotes itself as “elegant” or “luxurious” and is, in reality, shoddy, gaudy or subpar.) Also, the location was ideal for exploring downtown and connecting with multiple public transit options. Although I went to Houston for a marvelous performance by a longtime favorite artist, I returned home thinking about an eventual return visit.

Great property!