Colton House Hotel

I just love this place! We’ve stayed several times for girls’ trips and my daughter just celebrated her 20th birthday party here with friends. There is a substantial enough kitchen to cook in, the entire facility including the rooms are all thoughtfully and distinctly decorated. It almost feels like you are staying at a friend’s house (who has impeccable taste) with all the conveniences of a hotel. Every is immaculately cleaned, and pet friendly!!!! You receive a welcome drink when you check in, there is a coffee/wine bar on the premises, a cute pool and lounge area outside, and even a library. This is the perfect boutique hotel at a very reasonable price. I highly recommend!

Beautiful space and spacious room.

Great stay and great location

Haves multiple times at Colton House. Visit is always near flawless. Love the design. Feels like home. Bedrooms and bathrooms are well appointed.

Beautiful hotel

Very nice room, with livingroom+kitchen separate from the bedroom. Air conditioning works well and is quiet in the hot Texas August weather. Lounge/bar area is beautifully decorated and furnished.

Great rooms, clean, big, big fridge and great shower

A hidden gem. Have driven past this place hundreds of times but just heard about it. Great atmosphere; friendly people. Love the bar; the library; area off the lobby. Outside area and pool area are well hidden from the street and very private. Can't wait to come back. Pay for parking.

The rooms are spacious and clean and well appointed. Parking is easy! Great location to see family.

Exceptional

Beautifully decorated and very comfortable Loved everything

Super clean and nice Nothing

Superb

Loved the decor, rooms, cleanliness, Simone’s coffee and bar inside. Small pool Shady parking lot next door

The location and hotel itself were great. I appreciate an urban hotel that blends into the community so well. Having a kitchen was great, especially one so well appointed. I just wish the AC worked better. Would definitely return.

We loved the room, club room, lobby etc. However our room never cooled off, we talked to the front desk after lowering it ourselves and they actually control it. They lowered it but it never dropped as they said it would. We noticed an A/C repairman on the property after our conversation but it still never cooled off.

Very cool, small boutique property. My wife and I loved the quaintness and spacious room.

Lovely pool with towels supplied and nearby food truck, Simona's coffee shop/bar, and great area to work in the large library near the front desk. My room was spacious and clean with a functioning kitchen. Close to S. Congress boutiques and restaurants. I loved this hotel!

I like that it has a kitchenette , very nice shower and comfortable bed. That they didn’t have enough towels for the room when arrived and that you can’t get your own ice. Felt guilty asking for ice so many times. I wish it has the option for apps to stream so I can put my own account. I dislike cable so much lol.

I could never convince the cleaning staff that if they took a bin liner they should leave a bin liner, so after a week I had to go the the H-E-B next door to pick up a package of bin liners. The halls are wide but the cleaning carts used by the cleaning staff are almost as wide as the cart. I had to live my suitcase over the cart to get to my room. There's no laundry for people not staying in suites. I stayed here in a suite last week and there was a laundry machine in the room. I made the mistake of not doing my laundry over the weekend at the home2 'cause I thought a hotel as seemingly nice as this would have a guest laundry. No dice. I asked at the front desk and they directed me to the laund-o-mat next door, but they're cash only and I only have a card while travelling. Wi-Fi is pretty hit-or-miss. Parking is an extra $30 per day, which I guess is fine. I just wish they would have mentioned it when I made the reservation and had the option of putting it on the corporate card. A mystery $200 charge was applied to my co-worker's card after the $50 incidental charge. It will be interesting to see if any of them are refunded