I had a business dinner here and it was perfect. Staff was attentive, ambiance was top notch and…read morequiet and the food was delicious. I'm in Waco a couple of times a month, I will be back!

I ordered a pork chop that was so dry, it looked like pulled pork. They forgot one dinner from my…read moregroup. We were very disappointed since we heard the reviews were the opposite.

This hotel concept is cool! It's nearly new and there's good upkeep on the property. I saw the…read morefront desk mgr Courtney raking leaves on her apparent down time. It is really close to the Silos and parking here will save you the $10 Silo parking fee. There is not always someone at the desk, nor does the phone always get answered. BUT, the hotel has EXCELLENT communication. We received a text before checking in with all the info we needed. Then, advice to text if we needed anything. Actually we sent a few texts that were IMMEDIATELY answered. Impressive! Even in the largest of other hotels, it can take some time to get a real person. We were immediately texted when we had a question about parking, then accessing the room, and others. I read on one review that there are about 10 parking spots. Actually, there are probably 25 to 30 in the lot. We found that we could park in the lot with no issues at various times. NOTE: Some spots are marked with "Reserved Parking". I asked the hotel and they related that hotel guests can park in those spots. We were told about possible train noise. We did hear it a few times, but it wasn't bothersome. In fact, there were ear plugs in a black pouch in the bathroom should this be an issue. There was also live music in the 4th floor bar until midnight. We could hardly hear it & we were on the 4th floor as well. BTW, there are superior views of the silos from the rooftop and other places in the hotel.

This is a unique property, being constructed of shipping containers, but you would never know it…read morefrom the inside. It is designed extremely well for a boutique hotel, and appointed nicely. What's it near? It's DIRECTLY next to the Dr Pepper Museum. It's only a five-min walk to Magnolia: Chip & Jo Gaines' shopping area. But, do NOT come here for the "breakfast bites", which is their substitution for breakfast. Sadly, there are only 2 breakfast foods, both bad for you: cereal laden with sugar & yogurt laden with sugar. And, for a boutique hotel, there was a lack of coffee. Yes, there was a coffee maker in the room with 2 pods for us, but no creamer. It was on another floor. We were here 2 nights, and the pods weren't replaced. No coffee the next morning and nowhere in the hotel to get some complementary coffee. That was odd because almost every hotel has coffee, some 24 hrs a day (Holiday Inn, etc). In summation, the location couldn't be beat. Check in was smooth with Courtney at the front desk. We would have never found this hotel were it not for a Travelzoo offer.

Good property, easy parking, painless checkin and checkout. Nice fire pit seating area just…read moreoutside. Super quiet rooms, no noise from neighbors or elevator. Bed pooled pretty lumpy when we checked in but slept very comfortably. Room nice and large. No real amenities for gold except a snack and a water but all good. Only issue was they were consistently out of something at breakfast, yogurt one day, grits another or coffee another. They change the breakfast up a little each day and it's pretty decent. Booked to get the included breakfast so unfortunate we had to constantly ask for things to be refilled.

Hilton is always my go to choice for stays away from home. And they have not let me down. With…read moreclean rooms and service that is over and beyond, Hilton is the place to stay. From the time you check in to the time you check out they make sure you have everything you need to make your stay feel like home.

Great price for such a cute place!! Not very familiar with Waco and this was a great intro! I was…read morehappy from the customer service to the features that the room had. My favorite part of my stay would be the large and well lit Bluetooth speaker mirror in the bathroom!! Plus the lighting options in the room were very impressive and great for an impromptu photoshoot. The hotel is clean and maintained well. Paint on the doors was a bit weird and looked rough but that would be my only complaint. Happy Yelping!

We We're excited to stay here for the siloBration. They have you check in before you get there and…read moreplace your vehicle information through a text messaging link. This text messaging link also serves a way to communicate with the front desk if you need anything. Let me just say it's not the greatest because there was a time where I text messaged and I didn't get an answer until the next day. The hotel is clean nice but really far away from downtown. I don't think I'd ever book again just because it's so far. I'm giving it three stars just because it was really far from downtown and also because when you're adding all your information with the text message link they send, they also have where you can pay to do a late check out or do an early check-in and that cost money . I have never had a hotel do that. That's ridiculous!

I feel like this hotel, though it has the potential to be the Top Stay in Waco, continues to fail…read more "Renovations to Improve Your Experience" have been going on since the birth of Jesus. The outside looks like, not exaggerated, a hotel ready for demolition. There are beautiful views on two sides of this hotel. Some terrific staff members (Cheyenne at reception, a gentleman immediately came to fix the phone in our room, and Catherine Wiley...and only her...in the restaurant actually cares about the customers), please close more bottom floors and focus on top, for pity's sake get the outside cleaned up, fix the very low quality/high price in your restaurant...Hilton can turn this around. Or just sell it. ‍

Pretty average hotel, not fancy like some Hiltons I have stayed in but the rooms were clean,…read moreeverything functioned as it should have. Had tea, coffee in the room and bottles of water if you wanted to pay $2 to drink them, fridge, iron, hairdryer. Checked in was smooth but clerk could have been a bit more talkative/informative. Large conference room on the first level, pool and outdoor seating was nice but it was December so I didn't utilize those. Easy walk to multiple restaurants, bars & shopping at Spice Market across the street and only about a 15 min walk to downtown Waco. Bar & restaurant in lobby, cleaning staff was very accommodating and friendly. Over all good average hotel experience but there are more modern hotels close by.

Great breakfast option this morning. Was busy at times but…read morestaff did a great job on service

It's been a while since I have been to Waco but as a loyal Marriott customer decided to try this…read morehotel! Upon arriving I was given an upgraded room featuring a living area , kitchen, large bathroom and separate bathroom! The room was clean, modern and comfortable. I arrived later in the evening after a long work day and no food so was happy to see that they have a restaurant and I was able to order some food to go - they called my room when it was ready and service was fast and friendly. The bed was comfortable and took is nice and dark! It's a little loud as it sits on a road but other than that, this was a great choice!!

Dark dingy interiors. Worn out very dirty carpet. Indoor pool room has poor ventilation in our…read moreopinion.

"There's a place not too far away from here Out with the…read morecows and the Lone Star beer Where the livin' and lovin' is quite all right with me Well they call it Texas and it's a mighty fine place to be" (Charlie Daniels) When we walked into the lobby to check in, we were greeted by a darkness in the lobby and at the reception desk. Turns out there was a construction accident nearby that had something to do with the unfortunate confluence of a piece of heavy equipment, a utility pole, and a transformer. So the phones, computer system and electricity was gonzo. But the staff was so incredibly nice and kind to us, we declined to move our reservation to another Residence Inn and checked in a few hours later after lunch and some sightseeing. Our suite was great with excellent flat-screen TVs, air conditioning, bed, bathroom and a great shower. We loved the free water and soft drinks available all day, as well as their included breakfast and even a beer/wine/snacks Happy Hour. We could not have been happier with our time at the Residence Inn Waco.

This place was wonderful! The staff was friendly and welcoming, and our room was clean,…read morecomfortable, and well maintained. One of the best things about this hotel is its location. It's close to great restaurants and the Silos, Waco's biggest tourist attraction, making it easy to explore the area. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Waco.

AC shut completely off and the thermostat switched to a green "smart/environmental mode" message…read more The second it detected movement from me, the message disappeared and the AC immediately kicked back on. So naturally I called the front desk. That's when the comedy started. I was told the hotel has been having "backup generator issues all day" affecting the AC. Interesting considering the entire city of Waco has had zero widespread power issues today. I actually laughed out loud when she said it. Then I asked for a simple box fan. They had none. Ironically, placing a fan where the thermostat sensor detects motion would likely keep the AC from shutting off in the first place. What really sealed it was when I was told:"There is no motion sensor on the thermostat." ...immediately followed by an offer to move me to "a room with AC." Wait -- I thought the issue was the generators? And if there's no occupancy sensor, why did the AC magically turn back on the second movement was detected? The proof is literally on the thermostat screen. I don't mind problems. Hotels have issues sometimes. I DO mind being insulted with explanations that make absolutely no sense. Just be honest with guests instead of making up stories that fall apart in thirty seconds.