- Charges for extra guests may apply and vary depending on the property's policy.
- A cash deposit or credit card for incidental charges, as well as a government-issued photo ID, are required at check-in.
- Special requests are subject to availability at the time of check-in and can't be guaranteed. Certain requests may come with additional charges.
- The minimum check-in age for Spring Break is 21 years old.
- The following credit cards are accepted: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa.
- Parking has height restrictions.
Hilton Houston Plaza / Medical Center
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The suites are massive - a bath and a half. Hotel is undergoing renovations, so there was some noise, but it was minimal, and during daytime hours. This is a quiet area of town - near medical facilities, not hotspots - so on the weekend, you'll have to travel to "where the action is," but we enjoyed our stay. Staff were great - especially Willis at the Front Desk, and Daisy in the bar. Daisy went WAY above and beyond for one of our family members. We had breakfast in the restaurant, too, and it was really great!
the hotel is under construction and dirty, noisy that as ok-but no hot water!!!
Hotel is under construction. It is noisy and dirty!
Perfect place to stay with the exception to 9th floor which is pool floor and rooms are very muggy and molded from swimming pool water getting in rooms. However, all other floors perfect and Staff is so compassionate to medical guest and their needs. Restaurant food is good. Pool area needs a severe renovation.
The staff was super nice. My rooms were very large, clean, and well laid out. The lamps switches were a bit akward and difficult to turn on and off. The air conditioner thermostat was a bit elaborate and confusing to turn on and off. Considering that it was very hot in Houston in July, the A/C was quite important and the confusion in using the cooling system was a bit disappointing. Not a deal breaker since the rooms were otherwise quite comfortable.
Great room and location. Really enjoyed my stay. The breakfast was not included but it was really good, don't know if it was worth $15 though. overall great hotel.
GREAT HOTEL I WILL STAY AGAIN NEXT YEAR GREAT STAFF
Room smelled very stale. Parking was $9/day and had to change elevators to get to upper floors of hotel. Night staff was indifferent and unhelpful at check in. Would recommend this place only if it is near your destination. Our trip was holiday w/ family and it was quite close to where we needed to be
This hotel was perfect for our weekend at Rice University! It had a very convenient location, close to the University, close to The Village, and the room (a one bedroom suite) was very spacious, clean and comfortable and reasonably priced. The extra half-bath wa also nice to have. Free wi-fi is offered in the rooms and the restaurant was delicious for breakfast and dinner. The staff was very friendly, helpful everywhere from the front desk, to housekeeping, to the personnel in the restaurant . Parking was very convenient and getting in and out of the garage was a breeze. My only complaint was that the fan on the air-conditioner was a little loud, but it maintained the room at a very comfortable temperature and in Houston, that is a plus. But, I can live with the noise. I would definitely come here again!
I stayed at the Hilton for meetings at the Texas Medical Center and the BRC at Rice. Couldn't have been more convenient. Very nice accommodations; everything the business traveler could desire. With the main entrance on Travis instead of Main, it seems a little more disconnected from things than is really the case.
Basic and very dated, the only thing there that said 2011 was the flat screen TV and the phone.
This hotel has a great, super-friendly staff. Everyone seemed happy to see me and made me feel right at home. And, I have to give Hilton a lot of credit for comping me for one night after I missed my flight (U.S. Air wouldn't allow me to board the flight since I arrived 1/2 hour, not the regulation 45 mintues, before takeoff) from Baltimore. Overall, a nice hotel, but I had some minor problems. For starters, the entrance to the hotel, in keeping with the whole ethos of Houston, was just plain ugly. While the hotel is, literally, on Main Street, the entrance is on a back road that just has no class. I missed my turn to the road because I thought it was an alley the first time by. We had a light meal at the hotel restaurant and came away very unimpressed by the quality of the food. The room, while nice a spacy, didn't seem to have a fan in the bathroom and the air conditioning didn't seem up to snuff. Neither the front desk or the gift shop were able to help me with an umbrella to cope with the pouring rain. Bottom line, while I have some minor complaints, the rooms were fine and the staff were very helpful and accomodating.
Hotel was ok. The hallways are hot and muggy because they do not condition the air in the hallways (I suppose for environmental reasons) I paid for a premium room which I did receive, but they checked me into the handicapped room without notifying me and then did nothing to solve the problem.
My boyfriend goes to Rice University and this hotel is very close to campus, but also very nice for the money. I really like to stay here.
Hotel highlights
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness center
Hilton Houston Plaza / Medical Center places you within 2 miles (3 km) of popular sights like Houston Zoo and Houston Natural Science Museum. This 185-room, 3.5-star hotel welcomes guests with a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Also close to this Houston hotel are Children's Museum of Houston and Menil Collection.
Dining
This hotel is home to a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with room service. Full breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM.
Rooms
The 185 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including refrigerators, minibars, and coffee makers. Plasma TVs come with cable channels and pay movies, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Free newspapers, safes, and phones are also available.
Property features
At Hilton Houston Plaza / Medical Center, guests enjoy an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. Valet and self parking are available, and there's also limo/town car service. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a meeting room, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out.
Guest reviews for Hilton Houston Plaza / Medical Center
nice place, under renovation, in quiet area
Everyone
The suites are massive - a bath and a half. Hotel is undergoing renovations, so there was some noise, but it was minimal, and during daytime hours. This is a quiet area of town - near medical facilities, not hotspots - so on the weekend, you'll have to travel to "where the action is," but we enjoyed our stay. Staff were great - especially Willis at the Front Desk, and Daisy in the bar. Daisy went WAY above and beyond for one of our family members. We had breakfast in the restaurant, too, and it was really great!
no hot water-hotel under construction
Everyone
the hotel is under construction and dirty, noisy that as ok-but no hot water!!!
Everyone
Hotel is under construction. It is noisy and dirty!
perfect place to stay in medical district.
Everyone
Perfect place to stay with the exception to 9th floor which is pool floor and rooms are very muggy and molded from swimming pool water getting in rooms. However, all other floors perfect and Staff is so compassionate to medical guest and their needs. Restaurant food is good. Pool area needs a severe renovation.
hilton houston plaza/medical center
Families
The staff was super nice. My rooms were very large, clean, and well laid out. The lamps switches were a bit akward and difficult to turn on and off. The air conditioner thermostat was a bit elaborate and confusing to turn on and off. Considering that it was very hot in Houston in July, the A/C was quite important and the confusion in using the cooling system was a bit disappointing. Not a deal breaker since the rooms were otherwise quite comfortable.
great for a conference
BusinessTravelers
Great room and location. Really enjoyed my stay. The breakfast was not included but it was really good, don't know if it was worth $15 though. overall great hotel.
cook off
Couples
GREAT HOTEL I WILL STAY AGAIN NEXT YEAR GREAT STAFF
convenient to med ctr area and rice u.
Couples
Room smelled very stale. Parking was $9/day and had to change elevators to get to upper floors of hotel. Night staff was indifferent and unhelpful at check in. Would recommend this place only if it is near your destination. Our trip was holiday w/ family and it was quite close to where we needed to be
perfect for rice university families
Families
This hotel was perfect for our weekend at Rice University! It had a very convenient location, close to the University, close to The Village, and the room (a one bedroom suite) was very spacious, clean and comfortable and reasonably priced. The extra half-bath wa also nice to have. Free wi-fi is offered in the rooms and the restaurant was delicious for breakfast and dinner. The staff was very friendly, helpful everywhere from the front desk, to housekeeping, to the personnel in the restaurant . Parking was very convenient and getting in and out of the garage was a breeze. My only complaint was that the fan on the air-conditioner was a little loud, but it maintained the room at a very comfortable temperature and in Houston, that is a plus. But, I can live with the noise. I would definitely come here again!
nice spot
BusinessTravelers
I stayed at the Hilton for meetings at the Texas Medical Center and the BRC at Rice. Couldn't have been more convenient. Very nice accommodations; everything the business traveler could desire. With the main entrance on Travis instead of Main, it seems a little more disconnected from things than is really the case.
