Houston Convention District Hotel Guide - 4 Stars Hotels in Houston Convention District, Houston

"Great place to stay at. But that $30+ for parking was too expensive."

"The staff was excellent and the room was clean. Kevinia in the restaurant was especially great!"

"Immaculately clean, one of the best hotel gyms i ever seen, decent pool, friendly staff, plenty of restaurants onsite and close by, comfortable beds, amazing view, lots to do in the surrounding area. What i didnt like is the valet fee of $70/night and the hot tub always had too many people. The hot tub issue isnt unique to the Marquis. Its a problem at most large hotels. They always have small hot tubs Definitely recommend and ill be back"

"Nice hotel friendly staff"

"Clean, beautiful, walking distance of MD Anderson "

"nice people "

"Great place to stay during our visit for the Houston rodeo. Room was clean staff were courteous and available when help was required. Pool/hot tub area was smaller than expected. As we were here in March, not a lot of foot traffic at the pool but I'm sure if it was warmer this area would have been extremely busy and tight for space. The good news here though for warmer months is that the pool only sees sun for a couple of hours per day which probably would be nice in hotter months. The gym is attached to the pool area and is well stocked with quality equipment. One important item to note is that there is a rental car company, Sixt, at the hotel. Next time we will get a taxi/uber from/to the airport and rent a vehicle at the hotel. We rented an SUV this time due to our luggage but only needed a small car for ripping around town. I would definitely re-book here in the future. There is also guest laundry on the 2nd floor which is a nice surprise. "

"If you drive "

"Location of this hotel is good. It is downtown and close proximity to Daikon Park and Toyota Center. The valet drop off pick up area is very confusing super busy at a very busy intersection that would be my chief complaint and of course, like most downtown towns of major cities, homeless people and people under the influence of certain substances make you feel a bit uneasy of going out once it gets dark not very amenities. You have free coffee, free water, which is great. They also offer toothbrushes and shoe covers razors, etc. at no additional cost."