Find hotels in Pleasanton, TX from AED 177

"Very awesome if you want a place to go shopping and dont wanna drive perfect place ."

"The Red Roof Inn Plus was an excellent choice for me. My room was spacious with air conditioning, a comfortable bed, a desk, a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, ironing board, blow dryer and great lighting. There is also a pool. There were plenty of outlets for electronics. Great area, very walkable, close to the Alamodome, the Riverwalk, resturants, shopping. This hotel is centrally located, and pet friendly!! Its right on a bus line also.No hotel resturant, but they do have plenty of vending machines with microwavable food, drinks, snacks etc. They offer food service delivery though limited. They do have self service coffee station in the lobby that is available 24 hours. The staff was very friendly and helpful. As a solo woman traveler, I felt safe in the area, and would definitely stay there again."

"Beautiful, clean room. Joshua was very helpful to us getting around San Antonio. "

"It was great The room was spacious. Valet Avery was nice"

"Will stay again. Super clean rooms, staff was more than on point, made me like San Antonio again. "

"The breakfast menu had numerous options. The kickbacks at night were awesome. The staff was friendly and the place was super clean."

"We didn’t have breakfast there."

"Excellent location, staff were so friendly, bars were all so fun with great staff. Hotel was so clean and beautiful"

"I checked in on a Saturday night. When I pulled up I could see the parking lot and lobby was extremely busy and didn’t really feel like dealing with it after a long drive. After I parked the car, I stood in line for about 10 minutes. When I approached the front desk clerk, I commented that I hope they didn’t give my room away. She assured me that they still had a room for me and was very nice with all the check in process.she also provided me with a free drink from the bar. The room was very clean. I don’t like that parking has to be paid for, but I don’t think it’s the fault of the hotel. I’m thinking it’s a city thing."