Houston Houston Graffiti Building Hotels

"Bed was very comfortable. Very close to Daikin Park and several restaurants. "

"So close to the Toyota Center! Was a perfect place to stay. "

"The up stairs unit leak came through the floor woke us up in the middle of the night had to move rooms only thing they want to do to make it better was give us free breakfast"

"Please note there is no public parking and it is $45/ overnight. Otherwise it is a beautiful hotel. The staff is incredible as well. "

"We loved staying where all the sports action was to see the Rockets and Daikin Park! Easily accessible and the rooms were spacious for our family. The staff were very helpful in making sure we were well taken care of. Would definitely recommend!"

"The staff was very nice and helpful. "

"The staff was very courteous. And check-in, we were given to a complementary drink tickets for the rooftop bar, which was nice."

"This Hotel overbooked and moved my reservation to another lesser hotel without my approval. They sent an email a couple hours before check in but I was on the road so was totally unaware. I was in a hurry to get to a work event so I didn't have any time to dispute or research another hotel option. They did comp the cost for the other hotel which was a nice gesture but overbooking and telling someone upon arrival that you are not staying at the booked hotel is unacceptable. From the looks and condition of the lobby the place looked very nice which make it even more disappointing."

"I am writing to formally document several grave security failures I encountered during my recent stay at your Houston property. These were not mere inconveniences; they were fundamental breaches of guest safety that left me feeling vulnerable and unsafe in my own room. Specifically, I am bringing the following issues to your immediate attention: • Door Hardware Failure: The door to my room did not sit flush with the frame. Not only were there visible gaps that compromised my privacy, but the latch was so poorly aligned that the door could be bypassed and opened using a simple credit card. • Systemic Code Vulnerability: I discovered that the numeric passcode for my room lock was not unique. It followed a predictable pattern tied directly to the room number. Anyone with knowledge of the hotel’s numbering system could have easily deduced my "private" code and entered the room. The combination of a physically insecure door and a predictable electronic lock system is unacceptable for a major hospitality brand. A hotel room should be a secure sanctuary; instead, I was forced to stay in a room that effectively had no lock at all."