Holiday Inn Express SAN ANTONIO N-RIVERWALK AREA by IHG

The room was decent, with two 1.5-meter beds and an old-fashioned bathtub in the bathroom where you had to stand to shower. The hotel was said to be a converted prison, located next to a small park. There's a river there, but not the one along the river walk. It's about a five-minute walk to the river. The hotel offers breakfast on the first floor in a small but filling space. They also have a COSCO coffee machine. There's a Domino's Pizza next door; their pizzas are quite good.

Overall, it was a good experience. It was conveniently located, within walking distance of the River Walk and the San Anthony Cathedral light show. I also visited the Battle of the Alamo and the 18th-century Spanish Mission historical site – all very nice! 👍 The hotel parking was a bit of a mess. The parking spaces along the wall next to the hotel are for Platinum members, and the road in front of the hotel is a one-way street. After one traffic light, the parking spaces for regular customers are next to a Domino's fast food restaurant on the right. Parking along the wall will get you a ticket from the police.

The room was clean, and the breakfast was good. The air conditioner was noisy on the walls the first night, which affected my sleep. After I complained, the staff changed our room, which I was very happy with. Packing each slice of bread in a plastic bag was a little wasteful.

The price is very reasonable, the location is very good, close to the city center and Pinkerton BBQ, the front desk can also help to look after the luggage for free after check-out

The location is good, the equipment is a bit old, and the service attitude is average.

The room was neat, quiet and clean. The bed was very comfortable. Breakfast included omelets and meat patties, and the yogurt and milk were of good quality, which was considered good among American breakfasts! But the room smelled of perfume or aromatherapy, which was not very accustomed to! The location was in a small alley, and there was a bar on the corner, so I was a little worried about going in and out at night. It was about an 8-minute walk from the river walk, and there was a popular BBQ restaurant along the way. It was about a 13-minute walk to the Alamo Museum. A very cost-effective hotel!