Beware!
Our family made our reservations with Brookshire back in October 2011 for a college graduation in May 2012. The agent was very nice and put us on a top floor so we wouldn't hear the noise of the streets. Seven months later we arrive at the hotel for this special occasion only to be told that they don't have air conditioning--at all--in none of the rooms! Now, it's May, going up close to 90 degrees and we want to look nice for the graduation. We were told that the air conditioning unit was replaced earlier that week and that it was "supposed" to start the next day. One of the front desk clerks even took us up to the room to inspect it and she said that she couldn't sleep there. The hotel offered us fans. 
On the positive side, after asking to see the manager, Dennis, and telling him that we would not stay in an un-air conditioned room, he did call around to local hotels and got us rooms at the beautiful air-conditioned Residence Inn Marriott. Another positive, the hotel is close to the harbor front area. That's the positive.
Now for the negatives...or what they could do better...do not lie. They told us that they air-conditioning had just gone off that week. According to TripAdvisor earlier reviews, the air conditioning was already off in late April, fully three weeks before we arrived. Why did they not call us and alert us? They said it just happened. When we first drove into the hotel's little alley entranceway with our car, there was no one there to greet us, no valet parking person, no one to help with luggage. As we waited in the lobby, a hotel employee with a pack on his back was walking through the lobby spraying for bugs. Now I know that it is done, but don't do it with guests in the lobby! Spend some money on furnishings; the gaudy, old, ugly bright purple couches in the lobby look like a strip club or from an estate sale.