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Americas Best Value Inn Medical Center Downtown

Americas Best Value Inn Medical Center Downtown

3.7/5100 Reviews
Since it is a motel at reasonable prices, I am surprised for comfort, cleaning and care of the rooms. Large and free parking. Educated and friendly staff. Finally USB takes on the comforts to load the smartphone. In a strategic position, I recommend it at 100 percent
Hilton University of Houston

Hilton University of Houston

4.2/575 Reviews
Feeling OK
Southmore Boulevard Motel

Southmore Boulevard Motel

2.5/53 Reviews
- the room smelled like the people are used to it to smoke in the room (that is definitly a minus for me) - the location of the motel is ok (you get what you pay for) - i would not stay here again because i think it is too expensive for an accommondation like this (maybe i had too high exceptions in the place)
Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Downtown/University of Houston

Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Downtown/University of Houston

3.9/5106 Reviews
This is my second stay at this hotel is clean quiet and being an outsider makes me feel good the lot is fenced and plenty of light will stay again if ever in Houston again try to check late and have to pay a fee that is my fault should've paid for an extra night since it was only 30 dollars more for a night than what I paid for 7 extra hours.
Wanderstay Houston Hostel

Wanderstay Houston Hostel

4.2/571 Reviews
First off, the place was a great place to stay, once you ran the gauntlet of getting in. To my discredit, I will admit this is the first time I've stayed in a Hostel in the United States. I stayed in several in Spain a few years ago without a hitch. Biggest problem was contacting a living breathing person by phone, but that is par for the course these days, unfortunately. Secondly, there was (for me) a confusing exchange of e-mails that resulted in the contention that they did not have a picture ID on me. I know I had sent this earlier and have the e-mail to prove it. When I sent my ID, I had copied and pasted it in a ”reply” e-mail back to them. Several hours after that when I was freezing in my car outside their facility, I learned they they did not have the ID. So, I sent another picture ID using a new e-mail directly to them rather than simply replying to an older one. Let that be a lesson. Always send new e-mail with any information they need, rather than simply sending it in a ”reply” e-mail that they had sent to you earlier. It may be some e-mail glitch. The only other glitch was after getting inside, I was exhausted and ready to go to bed for some much needed rest. Unfortunately, the ”combination” to the door lock would not open the door to my room. I tried to call them (there were no employees there), but again, the recorded message said to send them an e-mail. Consequently, Multiple e-mails sent back and forth over an extended time when a simple phone call could have resolved the issue in 30 seconds. Long story short, they had given me the incorrect code to my room, but it took multiple e-mails to determine this. Finally, once in the room, I will say the bed was clean and very comfortable. I slept like a bear in hibernation. The room had a real home feel to it, unlike the sterile perfection of a high end motel that I usually stay in. The entire place was also very quiet. I don't know how many other people were there, but there was no wait time the next morning when i took a shower. Shower was also very clean. When I was ready to leave, I hung around a while in the downstairs ”living room/lobby” area expecting there would be an employee there at check out as there always is when staying at a motel, but there was nobody. So, after a short while, I left. I used this place to stay out of curiosity as I usually stay at motels when I come to Houston. But, motels are expensive. The reality is, I never watch TV in a motel. I seldom eat the breakfast at motels or use their in room telephones, pools or workout gyms. When I travel, the only thing I am looking for when it's time to call it a day, is a safe comfortable place to lay myself down to sleep and use the bathroom,,,nothing more. That was the promise of staying in a Hostel, and on that promise, they delivered.
MyCrib Houston Hostel

MyCrib Houston Hostel

4.8/512 Reviews
I recently had the pleasure of staying at a youth hostel that truly stood out for its exceptional qualities. Nestled in a residential area, its location was incredibly convenient, offering a tranquil retreat just a bike ride away from the city center—less than 10 minutes to be exact. This made for peaceful nights, ensuring a restful sleep in a safe environment. The hostel is run by a delightful couple whose hospitality knew no bounds. They were not only eager to assist with any issues that arose but also went above and beyond by providing bicycles. This thoughtful touch significantly enhanced my mobility around Houston, allowing me to reach various destinations swiftly. What set this hostel apart was the attention to detail and the array of complimentary amenities, including cookies, milk, cereal, coffee, and tea. The cleanliness and smart technology throughout the house contributed to a seamless stay, making it the best hostel experience I've ever had. The bathroom towels folded into swan shapes were a testament to the owners' dedication to detail, adding a touch of elegance and care. The warmth of the place was akin to being at home, with the owners always ready for a chat, eager to answer questions, and share their stories and experiences. A highlight for me was the world map on the living room wall, where guests could pin their home countries—a fun and interactive way to connect with fellow travelers. In summary, this hostel was more than just a place to stay; it felt like a home, or perhaps more accurately, a homestay. It's undoubtedly the best hostel I've ever stayed in globally, blending the comfort of a home with the adventurous spirit of a hostel.

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Houston Travel Guide

Brief Description of University of Houston

The University of Houston is a public research university located in Houston, Texas. It is one of the leading universities in the state and has a diverse student population. The university offers a wide range of academic programs across various disciplines, including business, engineering, arts, and sciences. With its vibrant campus and excellent facilities, the University of Houston provides students with a dynamic learning environment and ample opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Must-Experience Things and Uniqueness of University of Houston

  • Explore the beautiful Cullen Sculpture Garden
  • Attend a performance at the School of Theatre & Dance
  • Visit the Moores School of Music and enjoy a concert
  • Take a stroll through the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design
  • Check out the public art installations on campus
  • Experience the vibrant student life and join a student organization
  • Attend a sporting event and cheer for the University of Houston Cougars
  • Visit the Blaffer Art Museum and explore contemporary art exhibitions
  • Take a campus tour to learn about the university's history and architecture
  • Enjoy a picnic at Lynn Eusan Park

Better to Know Before Visiting University of Houston

  • Check the university's website for any visitor restrictions or guidelines
  • Plan your visit during weekdays to experience the bustling campus life
  • Bring comfortable shoes as the campus is quite large and requires walking
  • Consider the weather conditions and dress accordingly
  • Check the academic calendar for any events or performances happening during your visit
  • Take advantage of the visitor parking facilities available on campus
  • Respect the university's rules and regulations while exploring the campus

Transportation Near University of Houston

When it comes to transportation near the University of Houston, there are several options available:

  • William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) - approximately 9 miles from the university
  • George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) - approximately 25 miles from the university
  • Amtrak Houston Station - approximately 3 miles from the university
  • Metro Rail Purple Line - provides easy access to the university campus

Tips for Booking Hotels Near University of Houston in Houston

  • Consider the proximity to the university campus for convenient access
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  • Compare prices and amenities offered by different hotels in the area
  • Look for hotels with complimentary breakfast or other added perks
  • Check for any special offers or discounts available for university visitors
  • Book in advance, especially during peak travel seasons or major university events
  • Consider staying at a hotel with shuttle services to the university
  • Look for hotels with fitness facilities or other amenities that fit your needs
  • Check for parking facilities and any associated fees
  • Consider the hotel's cancellation policy in case of any changes to your plans
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