This hidden gem was so clean and fun. New members get $5 free play. The machines are not popular,…read moretypical casino machines like aristocrat brand but fun none the less. The payouts are in silver but can be brought next door for face value. It was something different to do abs fun!

Loved this place for being so small and quaint it was a very pleasant experience for some out of…read moretowners ! Took my parents and the people are so nice we went several days while visiting family !

Grounds lovely. Front desk woman who checked us in on 7/1/26 talked too fast for my husband wearing…read morehearing aids. She had her routine down and wasn't communicating in a friendly way. Lazy River and pool were perfect temperatures. Family came for an afternoon to swim with us. JB's service is veerryyyy ssllloowwww! Waited 45 minutes for each midday order.

This is a hard review to write. On one hand I really enjoyed the activities .. the lagoon, lazy…read moreriver, food and drinks .. all excellent. However, the new rooms look nice but function poorly. If you are sharing the room, you cannot dress in that bathroom.. it is too small to breathe in. The outlets are few and hard to locate. The idea of motion lights under the bed sounded good but wow they are bright and wake up others. Then there is the price. I cannot justify paying this much for a few days .. literally we did it all and did not hold back.. room with patio, valet, pedicures, lagoon canopy, lazy river, breakfast buffet, nightly happy hour and steak house one night. 2 nights, 3 days ... $3400 for 2 people.

Great place and wonderful vibe . Ryan and spencer have a great burger deal .. great playread more

LIZ IS THE BEST BARTENDER EVER! I freaking love her! Oooooo, and her espresso martinis are off the…read morechain!!! DO. NOT. SLEEP. ON. THIS. BAR! Got the Veggie Wrap with Shrimp. I got the Herb-Lime Vinaigrette and the Spicy Caesar on the side. For the record, BOTH are delicious with it and you can't go wrong either way. Sitting down in the bar before hopping into a Texas hold 'em poker tournament. If you're looking for a fun night out Texas Style, this is the way to go, y'all! Classiest card room in San Antonio!

This place is a bit on the run down side, especially in the common areas…read more The apartment building sits in the middle of downtown, on a weird triangular lot . It's six stories tall, and is built in a very cool art-deco style. I love the Mayan motifs built into the architecture. The elevators work, but I'd rather take the stairs. The apartments are decent, but I can't attest to the landlords or anything. It's in a great location, right in the middle of downtown!

If I could give zero stars I would- IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR…read moreSAFETY, especially as a woman, DO NOT GO HERE!! I was waiting in line for the restroom in SAKE when a girl pointed out to a friend and I that "this guy has a girls wallet, I think he stole it!". I tried reporting a man that was going through a Kate Spade wallet in a back corner next to the women's restroom in Sake. I reported it to bartender "A". Bartender "A" then pointed me out to the guy I reported saying that I reported the guy. THE GUY NEVER ASKED BARTENDER "A" WHO WAS REPORTING HIM, THE BARTENDER WILLING POINTED ME OUT, 2 FEET AWAY, NUMEROUS TIMES TO THE GUY THAT I WAS THE PERSON WHO REPORTED HIM. I was then accused of lying and trying to create a a problem, even though 4 other people saw it, by the guy who I was trying to bring attention to. The guy who had the kate spade wallet then came straight up to me, acting like I was trying to fight him as he said "you want to post up", when I was waiting in line for the restroom. I did report him, because no guy who wears sweat pants has a white colored Kate Spade wallet wristlet. When I was inline to use the restroom, a bartender from the vault (a very nice woman) had come to stand in line with us. I told her everything that had just happened, and she wanted me to point out bartender "A" to her so that she could say something. She agreed with me that the situation was not handled correctly She even apologized on his behalf and wanted to make sure she spoke with him. As we were trying to leave after using the restroom, Bartender "A" got in my face, AS HE STRETCHED HIS BODY OVER THE BAR to shove me to get my attention, to yell in my face as the female bartender was repeatedly telling him to leave me alone. I tried explaining myself telling him "I understand you're not the police, but you put myself and my friend at risk as your friend tried to post up to us". (The bartender admitted him and this guy were friends as he was yelling over me). When I tried sticking up for myself, another bartender "B" came up asking me if I had a problem (I appreciate them having each other's backs). I explained the situation to bartender B how bartender A told the guy who had a Kate Spade wallet that I was the person who reported him. Bartender B seemed to be listening and understanding, but I gave up half way through since Bartender A was still trying to yell at/over me. I told bartender B we will not be coming back. Bartender A was wearing a beanie this night, This all took place on January 13th from 1:30-1:50 AM if you as the manager/owner want to look on the cameras, We WILL NOT be going back, and I suggest you do not go either if you care about your safety and whether or not you think SAKE "cares" about it's customer's safety.

We had a great time here. We try to make it in everytime we visit san antonio. Love this place.read more

The hotel was nice! Stayed here for 2 night. Must try the coffee shop downstairs and get ANY of…read moretheir cookies - we got the Lemon, sugar & Oreo... oh my goodness. My favorite was lemon and sugar ... i wished i could get these cookies shipped to my home. Hotel was clean and nice. Still giving 5 stars even though the power went out for 2 hours (we weren't there when it happened) & our AC unit was out the last night of our stay // they gave us a fan for the room and the living room AC unit still ran so we were ok.

After visiting for a weekend daycation with my bestfriend, I feel indifferent about the experience…read more While the landscape was beautiful, the heat was hard to beat even with ordering a daybed to be under a fan. When we were first sat, it was next to a bush that had so many bees. We asked a server to move but she stated all daybeds were taken (despite some being empty through our stay). We asked a second server our request again because we were unable to even sit on the daybed without bees swarming on us. This second server was able to move us with no issues. Upon arrival there were no towels, we had to ask multiple times before we received any. The food was served quickly thankfully and was pretty good- as well as our drinks. We ordered a pina colada and gin based drink. Both were good but it was way too hot to drink how we wanted. The turkey sandwich, guacamole and chips, and chicken tenders were also good and pretty standard. There was a separate adult pool on the lower deck that was a lot quieter than the general pool (and no kids) with better music. We know for next time to just order chairs here. Ending the night, it took at least 25 minutes for our final receipt to be given. I had to approach the bar area twice to ask what was going on. There seemed to be confusion on our pool tab and how to close our Resort Pass. Spending over $300, the experience could've been a lot better with quicker service. It was also hard to follow who was our server as we were greeted by 4-5 people through our time. I would consider coming here on a calmer day out of season if looking for a more relaxing experience. Plus to seeing the fireworks while leaving. The pools were a lot more enjoyable once the sun began to set which was around 7 (our stay was from 4-9).

Thanks for the stay!…read more The Henry B Gonzalez Convention Center hosted San Japan again this year which meant another stay for my fiancé and I at the Grand located right next door! As there were several convention attendees staying with the hotel like ourselves, we received a couple of wristbands when we checked in that we were to wear and show to Hyatt security stationed at the elevators for the weekend; those without the wristbands were not allowed up. Check in went smoothly as we are Hyatt Discoverist members and were able to wait in the much shorter loyalty program line, but when we got up to our room, room 2215, we noticed a few issues. The minor one was that the bathroom door stuck when closing, and we had to push and pull the door extra firmly to ensure it clicked shut. The other one that affected us throughout our stay was the air conditioning. From check in to check out, the upper floors of the hotel did not have proper air conditioning, with room temperatures staying in the mid to high 70s. While my fiancé and I were a little uncomfortable, it was manageable. We're not sure if it was purely because of our Discoverist status, but the front desk did give us a credit on our bill for the inconvenience. Last but not least, a pipe burst in the lobby over the weekend which limited access to the lobby and Spoonful Provisions located directly behind the heaviest part of the leak. The main doors to the lobby were closed for the remainder of the day and we were directed around to the valet-side doors to enter and exit the hotel. It wasn't too big of a deal for our overall stay, but it was admittedly a little bit of a hassle for the afternoon things were closed off. While our stay was still nice overall, I will admit that this was not the best experience with the Grand. I hate to admit it as we love this hotel so much, but we know it was probably a one-off for bad experiences and are sure to be back to book with them. A special thanks to Amy for taking care of us!

Stayed here during the Texas restaurant show and the hotel lobby and stores are cool, but super…read moreexpensive. $15 for one bottled beer. (Like you guys fing serious!) The hotel is right in the middle of all bars restaurants so it's super convenient, but I would not pay $300-500 à night. The actual room is small. Air conditioning does not go below 70 and honestly compared to the rooms at the Marriott across the Marriott wins. If you are going for convenience and so that you can walk everywhere then the hotel might work for you. If you are going for "à good room" this ain't it.

Came here to watch Hamilton on opening night. I also got the VIP passes to avoid long lines and it…read morealso allowed us to arrive and hour and a half early to stay at the lounge for drinks and snacks. I don't know much about this theater but it's really old and I hear it has so much history. Staff was super friendly and helpful.

Went to see the 50th Anniversary Air Supply Concert on 7/19/26 with some friends. They really are…read morefans who know more songs & lyrics than I do, LOL! We had a quick bag check at the entrance and onto the ticket attendants who were friendly. We sat in Balcony aisle seats in Row KK. I've sat in this area before. My aisle seat was a little obstructed for the stage view by the railing that had a solid design so I had to lean forward most of the time. The other seats next to me on the railing have a design but you can see thru. No one is sitting in front of you but a lot of people will be walking or standing as it's a thoroughfare. Sound system was great & not too loud even in the back but it's probably because this band mainly played ballads. Beautiful venue with colorful up lighting on the ceiling. The theater still has a nostalgic feel to it & very pretty. Bathrooms were clean and I'd say the only thing I think they need an upgrade on are the seats as they're cushiony and sagging a little. Leather upgrades would be better at some point. Cocktails & drinks are pretty pricey. I think a cocktail was about $21/$23. People were singing along and it was a good & enthusiastic crowd. Concert was 1.5 hours long & the main singer had to take a voice-break for about 10 minutes. A violin performer was outside of the venue playing Air Supply hits and people were singing along which was fun. To note, attendants said you could videotape & take photos but without a flash or they'll flag you. Also, the attendants aren't allowed to take your photos so you'll have to ask another attendee. Parking in the Houston Street Parking Garage is a half block down, just a $10 flat rate for the evening and very conveniently located to The Majestic.

Here for the first time on a out of town referral. Cool…read morespot. Plenty of room. The lady at the front is super sweet. They had 3 full tables going at 1:15 on a Tuesday! Impressive. The players know where the action is in SA! The lady at the front crystal handled my complaint with respect and class. She realized they made a mistake seating me and she offered me two free hours. It's quiet in here so bring some headphones. :)

Collusion, dealers that don't know the difference between a call and a raise, and rudeness from the…read morestaff. No thanks I'll take my business to rounders

The dealers here do not enforce rules. Eg. There's people who talk about what someone likely has…read moreduring a live hand, before the outcome of the hand has been determined and betting is still happening. This would lead to chastising in any other poker room in the America.

Great atmosphere, friendly dealers and love the free water and soda. The two hour free check in is…read morea great way to text the waters.