DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Houston Hobby Airport

Positive: Location to airport Negative: 15$ charge for parking lot parking! 5$ charge for a single cup of coffee in lobby

They were under construction so the elevators were unavailable and they advertise about having a buffet breakfast without telling you that there's an associated cost until you're almost done eating. I would definitely choose another location. They are least had fresh cookies.

I hate leaving one star reviews, but there was one major reason for it. The hotel was clean and pretty nice for an older building. We had a 2 day event here and they were decently prepared. - Only one elevator was working and it was questionable. The only ice machine on our floor was broken the entire time. Their water bill must be pretty hefty, as it was running wide open into the drain the whole weekend. - The beds were almost comparable in comfort to a thin futon mattress. - The door keys were randomly deactivated throughout the weekend. - Here is the big one! All purchases for food and drink had a 24% "service fee" added. Thats correct, 24%!!!!

It was a good stay. Close to Hobby. Close to the highways. ||The room was clean & sufficient. I did put in a request for extra towels before our stay, but they were not delivered until I put in another request with the Front Desk. I appreciate the prompt response. ||On our first morning, we had to be across town and on the road by (|-latest- 645a, so I called down for room service as soon as it opened at 6am. I was rudely (and oddly) asked the time to which I responded, "6" I was told to, "please hold" for what seemed to be several minutes before my order was taken. Believe me, I get it--its early, I have worked in the service industry, but this reflected poorly. Our order was delivered at 625-- which was fine...plenty of time to get a few bites in before we had to leave. ||The next morn

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this stay fell significantly below what I expect from the Hilton brand. The primary issue was the room condition. The AC struggled to function properly, leaving the space humid and uncomfortable — especially concerning in Houston’s climate. The carpet had a persistent musty odor, and the overall environment felt damp and poorly maintained. For a property carrying the DoubleTree name, this was surprising. Additionally, parking fees were charged at a premium rate despite the overall condition of the property not reflecting premium standards. Check-in was also unnecessarily difficult. A standard Priceline reservation could not be processed smoothly, and Priceline had to intervene to correct the issue while I waited at the front desk. This created an avo