Find hotels near Saint Arnold Brewing Company, Houston from AED 400

"The breakfast is definitely worth it"

"While the room was definitely on the small side, there was just two of us, so it was perfect. Bed was ok, a little harder than I am used to, but we were up and out the door early every morning. The hotel was beautiful, the architecture so cool and interesting. We got take out from the restaurant and ate in our room one night (we were so tired!) and it was very tasty. Valet parking pickup was quick. Would definitely recommend. "

"It was good place to stay"

"The staff were very nice. The room was nice but a bit crowded. When the sofa bed was out you could not walk between the bed and it. All breakfast items were gone each morning due to the crowd, so we were not able to use the free breakfast benefit. Nice location to walk to the convention center, about a 10 minute walk."

"People were knowledgeable about the area and were very nice. "

"The food menus were lacking in variety and appeal. The pozole I ordered consisted of only broth, dried out meat and garbanzo beans- it was tasteless. I was expecting more Texas or southern dishes to be offered. There was no option for decaffeinated coffee anywhere in the hotel, except the in-room coffee. For the price, the hotel turned out to be a disappointment. "

"The room was sparkling, and the view of the TX-shaped pool was spectacular."

"The Rusk House is part of the Club Quarters location, conveniently located! "

"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."