Hotels with connecting rooms in Southeast Texas, Texas

"The room was not cleaned, I had to request towels as were not returned. The room is ok, need some painting and an extractor at the bathroom. The parking is 10$ a night, just because ..... "

"Basic hotel in older building, a bit dated but clean. Nice coffee machine in lobby. Good value."

"Was a comfortable stay. Friendly staff"

"Our recent stay at the San Luis Resort, Spa, and Conference Center was awesome. While the resort exhibits some signs of aging, it is meticulously maintained and immaculate. The resort is pet-friendly, and the staff is courteous. The food was great. However, the parking fees for valet and self-parking are excessively high for the area. Despite this minor inconvenience, I would likely consider returning for a future stay."

" Wey nice"

"Good hotel for the price!"

"The check in process was horrible because they could not find our reservation. When they did it was charged to a card that did not belong to us. The air conditioning system was deplorable in the hallways. It was our niece's college graduation and we referred all family members to that hotel. They ALL had check in issues. We did not even stay at the hotel because it was such a hassle and we still got charged. The parking garage broke the rack on our SUV and the parking meter did not work in the underground garage. We finally paid $40 after a huge hassle at the front desk. The rooms were not well taken care of and the staff was untrained and overworked because they lacked decorum in difficult situations. Hilton has lapsed in its service and its quality. The Doubletree Greenway Plaza needs a full makeover and better management."

"I loved the Koi fish. I stayed there just because you'll head coi fish. I love them and anytime the hotel has them and that's where I'll stay and the coffee and the coffee shop area where the pastries and snacks were was great!"

"The rooms are clean for the most part , I wouldn’t say they’re paying attention to every little detail. There was hair through out our restroom, and a stained bed skirt."