I invited four friends to a birthday luncheon at this beautiful home. The food was delicious;…read morereasonably priced and the proprietor charming. The ladies said we couldn't top that BD celebration unless we go back and spend the night.

Exquisite! Perfectly quiet and friendly. Charming inside and out. Spacious rooms, impeccable taste…read moreof every detail of the decor. Loved my walk in the old Bryan area.

Lancelot. Not Antoinette…read more The Antoinette is an upstairs corner room with a balcony overlooking the turtle pond. Lancelot is downstairs. Lots of windows. No outside access. Both rooms are nice. We booked Antoinette, but because of a temperature control glich, we were moved. Mrs Jean is the Inn Keeper. She's great! She and the staff provide an amazing breakfast spread. Muffins, fresh fruit, cereals, yogurt, juice. Today's hot dish was a bacon egg quiche with sundried tomato puree. Mimosas with MH sparkling are included, as well. Your stay includes a hosted tour of the property and a wine and cheese from the Wine Bar. This was our third stay. We will do this again.

Very quaint stay at the hotel villa with nice suites available. Each one is unique and is quaint…read more Very nice staff. Noise from other guests can be heard through the door and ceiling. They give you complimentary Tour and Tastings along with a cheese with wine pairing.

One of the few remaining places to go dancing and hear actual country music…read more The beer prices are great and they offer soft drink & ice setups if you prefer to mix your own.

Sprawling Cape Cod private residence on an acre of secluded grounds make a perfect retreat located…read morewithin walking distance to Texas A & M. Private entrance allows guests to come and go at their leisure. Accommodations include queen bed, private bath, kitchenette and sitting area. Continental breakfast.

Listen... this place? Whatever. Straight up whatever. Not…read morebad, not good, just existing like a soggy cracker in a hotel-shaped void. So we're laying there, right. Middle of the night. Lights off. Watching Harry Potter like civilized degenerates. Wizards flying, vibes neutral, life tolerable. And then... it reveals itself. The wall. No... not a wall. The wall. There's a "curtain." Except it's not a curtain. It's a PAINTED curtain. A fake curtain. A fraud curtain. A liar in curtain clothing. And brother... when I tell you this thing looked like someone just discovered paint five minutes ago and immediately lost custody of the brush... This wasn't art. This was a crime scene with color. I just started art school today. DAY ONE. I made some abstract nonsense, yeah? Even mine had structure. This thing? This thing looked like someone sneezed into a paint bucket and said "yep, hang it." It's just strokes. Just... strokes. One swipe. Another swipe. A weird blob like it's trying to escape the wall and apologize. Who approved this?? Who looked at that and said, "yeah... that's curtain enough." It's not even trying to be a curtain. It's like it heard about curtains once in a dream and woke up confused. I'm staring at it. I can't stop staring at it. It's staring back. It knows what it did. It's got that energy like when someone says "this piece represents emotion" and the emotion is just... regret. And it keeps getting worse the longer you look. It evolves. It mutates. It starts asking questions about your childhood. At one point I swear it shifted slightly like it was trying to become real. Not today. Not on my watch. We're sitting there in bed like: "Are we overreacting?" "No." "Should we leave?" "...yeah." And we did. We actually got up. Packed up. Walked out. No refund. No closure. Just two broken men escaping a haunted canvas that forgot how to be anything. Couldn't sleep. Couldn't blink. Couldn't coexist with that... thing. Final verdict? NO DIRTY BOY SEAL OF APPROVAL. Not even close. Seal denied. Seal disgusted. Seal left the building.

the place was not filthy it was actually very clean front desk guy was on his phone but immediately…read moresaw me what else would you do at 9:00 at night with no one in the lobby? Speaking of the lobby it was very fun and had foosball with two tv's playing basketball and hockey ate some ramen in the hotel while watching my favorite YouTuber Ryan trahan it was a vibe free breakfast too ac was not that loud overall had an amazing time

At arrival the front desk worker was a male who had a blank look on his face with no greeting. He…read morewas creepy. My stay here was mid. The rooms were clean although my furniture was a little chipped. The mattress on one side was sunken in. The desk chair was not adjustable. Phone not working in kitchen. Directv went out for several hours one day. No Netflix. Fire alarm went off at 4:30am no fire and they didn't know why so we had to evacuate. Imagine being awakened to alarms pretty nerve wracking and scary.

Nice looking rooms and foyer area for guests. No issues with this place and would recommend to…read moreanyone that can afford it.

Private three-bedroom home within walking distance of Sorority Row. Includes one bedroom with king…read morebed and private bath; queen bedroom and two twin bedroom share a full bath; kitchen; dining area; and living area with TV. A continental breakfast is left for visitors to enjoy at their leisure. Price is for the entire home. Perfect location for all Texas AM and sorority functions, visits to the Bush Library and other Bryan/College Station attractions. Well-behaved children and pets welcome.

The hotel is attractive with a lot of fun, unique design touches. Everyone on staff was very kind…read more Things get a little messy in the details, when you look closely. Bathroom tile desperately needed a good scrub. The black grout hides the fact that it's covered in mold when you touch it. Whole bathroom needed a serious deep clean. Sheets had holes in them. Crazy to me that housekeeping had to see that and just went on! Coffee maker not working. Waters not restocked in room. A few housekeeping tweeks and this could be awesome.

The George hotel in college station was hosting our Beef Team Retreat. The Texas Flag book wall is…read morean amazing sight when you first walk into the hotel. We checked in for our retreat in the hotel lobby. The hotel is located in an area with lots of retail shops and restaurants. The parking was not ideal and most of the garage spots were filled. The hotel pool is out in the center of a communal area with all the restaurants so not a lot of privacy there. The hotel did an amazing job at hosting our retreat. We used the Statesman room that had many tables and chairs to accommodate our group of 100+. We had breakfast in this area as well as our Roaring 20s evening where I had the best prime rib spread that I had ever experienced. The prime rib was prepared to perfection and served buffet style with au jus and horseradish sauce. There were also fresh veggies served including carrots, green beans and broccoli and they were prepared Al dente style just how I like them. There was a potato bar where you could build your own loaded mashed potatoes. We received 2 drink tickets where we could choose from a variety of beverages including beer, wine or cocktails. I had two pineapple margaritas. There were also many flavors of cupcakes served for dessert. The best part of the hotel were these ceramic sheep decorations that the Beef Team enjoyed posing with and moving them to various locations around the hotel for photo purposes. It made for a good source of entertainment. Overall thought the George Hotel did an excellent job at hosting our Beef Team retreat.