Aggieland Boutique Hotel

Surprisingly the bed sheets had some stains and pillows were smelling and there was an unusual odor in the room. We booked this hotel thinking it is very near to Texas A&M university campus but for similar or even better price you will find much cleaner hotel. Also, I'm still disputing my double charge for the stay as I pre-paid through Trip.com and after checkout the Hotel also charged me again for the same. If I haven't looked at my credit card statement this would have passed. Hotel staff are very laid back, not willing to resolve the issue and have offered no apologies for the mistake, as if they don't care. Sorry, will never step into this hotel again as I don't trust them !

I was impressed.with the hotel overall. Pleasant and accommodating.

The staff was nice and friendly. The rooms are perfect for a family of four. They are wonderful restaurants close by.

We were able to do a last min reservation. The ladies at the front desk were outstanding! They accomidated us with a downstairs room, it was always clean and comfortable. The hotel was very quiet even though on the weekends it was very full, once in our room you wouldn't have known there was another soul there. The food offered at breakfast was very nice and different everyday. They offered entertainment in the lobby area on Friday night which was great. They have a bar available as well as a kitchen for meals to be ordered. I would stay at this location again in a heart beat.

It was clean and the beds were comfortable. The barn door to the bathroom was off the track so we could not close it but that was the only hiccup. The breakfast was Amazing!! Overall, we will stay here again

The hotel was old. Definitely not a boutique. Peeling wall paper, bathroom doors hard to close, dirty looking towels, shower base, disgusting soap that smelled like Lysol. Front desk agent super sweet. Bed was comfortable. Stayed for one night while we attended Santa’s Wonderland. Next time I’ll pay the extra $75 and stay somewhere nicer.

They gave me a room that was not clean. I found underwear clothes in the closet and hairs around the bathroom, very disgusting.

We chose this hotel because we stayed here about a year ago. We new they were under new management so we cut them some slack…. Coming back a year later, we were hoping they would have it a little more lit together. The elevators were terrifying. Not only did they make a scary creeping noise but they looked like they were going to fall apart. However, they had a printed out sign: “we know this looks bad” Then at breakfast, there was another printed out sign: “there is an extra fee to take your food back to your room”. When I asked what the fee was I was told that there was no fee, “you just can’t”. So we went across the street, bought breakfast, and went up to the room. VERY DISAPPOINTED

We’ve stayed many times at this hotel…but this past stay will definitely be our last!! Most of the staff is friendly and accommodating but there are a select few (the bartender, Chef, and the long time breakfast host) who desperately need to learn what it means to work in the hospitality industry. Over the course of our many stays we have enjoyed the bar area’s live music, always ordering multiple rounds of cocktails and food from the Revelry menu. We’ve always obeyed the signs posted regarding no outside alcohol, but have never seen a sign regarding outside food. When we ordered outside food delivery for our kids we were told, very rudely, we would be “kicked out of the hotel if the chef even saw any outside food in the lobby.” Like I said, we’ve eaten outside food in the bar area multiple times as well as ordered food from the bar. It has never a problem before. I also tried to order a glass of milk and was told “they don’t have milk.” Not true. There are gallons of milk set up for breakfast everyday. The Chef spent the entire weekend sitting in bar area on his laptop sending the bartender to do his dirty work. Shouldn’t the chef be in the kitchen and/or more concerned with doing everything to make the customers happy? For the record, we had every intention of spending the evening at the bar ordering rounds of drinks and food but was forced to hide in our rooms, so our kids could eat their pizza, and drive to the gas station for a carton of milk. Absolutely ridiculous!