Doubletree By Hilton Houston Brookhollow, Houston

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were a bit dated and had a mildew smell possibly due to the AC unit. The lack of a balcony, refrigerator, microwave, Holy Bible, or iron was noticeable. On a positive note, the service was friendly and helpful. The location, though not as expected from the photos, had some issues like a moldy smell and turning into a club until 2 am. Sadly, the dining options were limited with an early closure time at 10 pm.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms had a weird smell and were lacking some basic amenities like a balcony, refrigerator, and microwave, which was disappointing. However, the staff was friendly and helpful, although some issues with the housekeepers were eventually resolved. The location was great for me, but there were some noise issues and a seedy atmosphere in the area. The dining options were limited and not worth the price paid, closing early with no alternatives. Overall, a mixed experience with room for improvement.

The hotel had some drawbacks, like rooms not being handicapped accessible and having extremely high and hard beds. Not all rooms had essential amenities like a balcony, refrigerator, microwave, Bible, or an iron. The rooms were uncomfortably hot, but the location was good with proximity to other hotels. The dining experience was expensive, and the pool scene was great, but breakfast by the pool was overpriced. The service was rude and unresponsive, and the landscaping needed attention. The hotel was near The Lancaster and Hilton. The wedding reception venue and food bar were not well-maintained.