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"The room we had was very small but cozy and comfortable and perfect as we only had it for one night but I enjoyed the location and all the history of the place"

"Hotel has seen better days. "

"Such a beautiful balcony view and so clean! The staff was so friendly."

"Everything was good except that, they didn't include the parking in the hotel. But we end up getting valet parking and they were great."

"It was a nice clean hotel. Friendly and helpful staff. I would stay here the next time I'm in town."

"The River View was excellent and we enjoyed the balcony. We were not told that we shared a balcony with 3 other rooms though. The bed was rather lunpy and hard. I told the front desk at checkout and she didn’t respond. We will be back if we are in San Antonio"

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"The heated pool and hot tub were great! Breakfast very nice and filling. Room refreshed daily! Microwave and mini fridge a bonus. Loved staying here/"

"Breakfast was good although repetitive and fairly limited. For example, same thing every day. Sausage was tasty but never had bacon. I never found fruit. We did not use the pool. The employees were excellent and extremely helpful. Parking is a little pricey and the valet parking was slow at times. The hotel offers free drinks and a buffet every night which is highly unusual. We found the free drinks not to our liking, but the food was different each night and really only one item with salad greens and some kind of roll. The food was tasty. We ate there only two nights but all the mornings (4). Great location. You can walk almost everywhere. We walked to the historic Market Square, the Alamo, the Riverwalk, the Governor's House, San Fernando Cathedral, the Magic Saloon (lots of fun, highly recommend), and the Western Art Museum (also recommended) We drove to the UNESCO Historic Mission National Park, the San Pedro Creek Culture Park which you could walk, and the Pearl Brewery District. The first night we were there the San Antonio Spurs won their play off game and the streets were raucous with noise, Horns blaring, tires revving until 1 or 2 am. The hotel was not insulated for that type of noise!"