Hotel dekat Museum Seni Houston

"Lovely property that’s convenient to the Museum District, downtown, and other central Houston attractions. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The delicious breakfasts by Chef Joseph deserve special mention, and we appreciated the free parking. Highly recommended."

"What a treasure, next to the Menil Collection Museum! Hyatt runs a hotel but Tte museum actually purchased the land and built this hotel which looks more like an apartment complex. The Landscaping is absolutely beautiful. All the stuff are extremely helpful and friendly. The room was beautiful and spacious. I live in the Greater Houston area but we did decided to stay here for one night and I'm so glad we did. We will definitely be back."

"This definitely a different experience than your typical hotel--it's a weird old house with antique furniture and gothic turrets. Everything was clean and well maintained though, and the staff was quite friendly. Breakfast was adequate. Essentially it consisted of complimentary access to a well-stocked kitchen. The pool was not the most meticulously maintained but it was clean enough that we felt comfortable swimming, and the pool area is pleasantly shaded and private. Access in and out of the...

"My room was clean. The customer service was excellent. The Valet service was awesome and I enjoyed my stay here. Will definitely stay here again."

"Enjoyed my stay here. Staff was friendly. My only complaint was how thin the extra blanket was. I reserved a stay for 3 adults and the pull out bed was used. However , the blanket they provided for the pull out bed was so thin that one of our guests was unable to sleep due to being cold."

"Perfecto"

"Nice location."

"The bar was great vibes and the morning bartender was the best definitely will visit again soon!"

"The place was quite and very close to the medical facility which we were going to early in the morning."

"The hot breakfast was great and next to them was Luby's restaurant. They offered a variety of food and great prices."

"When I arrived there was no one there--staff or travelers. It's in a slightly creepy part of town. I couldn't figure out how to open the gate for parking, then realized from staff email to me that the clicker to the parking gate was on my bed and I'd find it once I got to my room. But since no one was there when I entered, it just felt creepy and unsafe. So I booked another hotel and didn't sleep at the Wanderstay. It's charming and I would have stayed if I wasn't traveling alone, since...