Hotels in Downtown San Antonio

"We loved the two pools and also the free breakfast and happy hour. Very enjoyable stay!"

"Nice pool"

"What I didn’t like was when we checked in, the front desk was very rude and made me wait over an hour for my room to be ready. Then the only option for parking was valet or paying parking in a general garage for the same price as valet. Staff are rude, showers did not drain properly and the cleaning staff for the rooms are not through. Came back and found trash still in the trash cans and no new towels when they supposedly cleaned."

"This is one of the best hotels I have found. Right on the Riverwalk, great restaurants, wonderful staff, pool. In downtown and within walking distance to many local attractions. I would definitely recommend for anyone. Will definitely return."

"It’s cheap for a reason. Don’t let the pictures fool you"

"Bar and restaurant was great!!! Was not able to check in until 5pm n was charged full rate for a room already paid for. "

"changed into 3 different rooms, 2 on the first "

"The cleanliness of the room left a lot to be desired (specifically in the bathroom). We also checked in and had no running water in our room for over 5 hours before being given a new room. However, the location is top notch-a short walk to the riverwalk without the big price tag of staying directly on it."

"We were "upgraded" to a larger interior room, but it was an adjoining room that you could hear every word of someone in the next room. As it was "Fiesta week" they put a group of Gen Z's next to us who kept us up until 3am for 2 nights. After calling security "both nights", they finally checked out. One underage partier bragged about getting into bars the 2nd night because they didn't scrutinize her ID. Full disclosure, the hotel did credit me a $100 and a free breakfast for my "inconvenience". The room was clean, but "very basic"... no microwave (except a shared one in the hallway) and no dresser for a week's stay of clothes. The concierge desk was VERY persistent on getting you to go to a time share presentation. EVERYWHERE on the Riverwalk and the mall, hotels are pressuring people to sign up for a "presentation". They offer Visa cash cards, riverboat rides, carriage rides, SeaWorld tickets, free night stays... anything they can to hook you. The invitations are inundating and everywhere, so beware!"