Beds should be thrown in the river
Stayed here during a trip to San Antonio over the Thanksgiving weekend.
We picked this hotel after reading the rave reviews on TripAdvisor, but we were somewhat disappointed with the stay. A big draw of the hotel was the free parking, but the hotel's lot is tiny! There couldn't be more than 15-20 spaces. After leaving for the evening and returning, there were no longer any spots in the lot. Although there is some street parking, there is also the threat of being ticketed if your car is there after 7 a.m. - due to the holiday, we avoided this.
After checking in, our keys to the room didn't work, which was a bit frustrating. All of the furniture was Mission style, which was a nice touch, but the furniture was extremely uncomfortable and seemed sticky and covered in cleaning products. When it was time to fall asleep, the massive king bed was extremely firm, and the mattress on the sofa bed was no thicker than a bed comforter. Hallways had a very strong, craft-like smell -- to me, walking into the hotel's halls was like walking into a Michael's Arts & Crafts.
Although the hotel's price, parking, and location (to an extent) made it attractive, the cost per night (about $120) and terrible beds didn't encourage us to stay. We decided to check-out after one night, and head to another property in town.