"The look of the property overall was high-end, especially the lobby and its adjoining areas. Outside, though, they really need to pressure wash the filthy red entry carpet or just replace it.
I didn't use the pool or gym though they looked inviting because of my concern over certain shared public spaces where the volume of oils and fluids from people's bodies can build up invisibly.
Shout out to Alexis the concierge who was friendly, courteous and professional. And though I didn't get her name, the blond older lady bartender was nice.
Now to the food options. Unless you just enjoy throwing away money, I recommend eating at one of the many restaurants that are a literal five minute drive away. And skip breakfast altogether. The limited menu from the on site restaurant has laughable prices, and that's the only meal it serves, being closed the rest of the day.
My room on the ninth of ten floors in the main tower was clean, big, and quiet. The TV remote had Netflix and Prime buttons but those services weren't available. No big deal because I was looking to sleep for most of my two nights.
The thermostat worked well to control the room temperature, and hot water came out of the shower and sink immediately.
I read mixed reviews after prepaying and got nervous. I think it depends on when you go. The place clearly survives off of booking private events more than locals. If I wasn't leaving Houston, would stay there again. Oh, and expect to pay for parking."