The Crockett Hotel

Great location, clean, comfortable, and friendly. I have noticed that people say it's "outdated" but I though it was more vintage - it did not feel like a big corporate hotel at all. It's best feature is definitely the location - literally in the back yard of the Alamo and blocks form the Riverwalk. We felt safe and slept well.

The worst experience I’ve ever had at a hotel. We came to celebrate my partners birthday and wanted to stay in a historic hotel in San Antonio. Eduardo at the front desk checked us into a room that was occupied. We walked in and someone else was already in there! This is a huge privacy concern for this hotel. On top of that they set us up in a room that was overviewing loud construction. We had to wait in the hallway for a long time to get a new room. We did NOT make our dinner reservations due to this inconvenience and my partner’s birthday was ruined. We went out to eat the next morning and talked to the front desk. I asked if there was availability to extend another night to give this property a chance. The front desk told me ask just stop by after your done eating… when we came back and I asked they said the hotel was fully occupied and had no extra rooms. That is ridiculous and terrible customer service.

Pricey but worth it. You're right behind the Alamo so everything we like to do in San Antonio was an easy walk. Only downside was for a our room a maid service was coming by like late afternoon 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. After being out all day we still had to wait on them

Nice hotel next to the Alamo. Very walkable area to the Riverwalk. Took our bikes on the Mission Trail/River Trail. Hotel Parking Lot felt safe and the Valets were super nice. All the staff were helpful. |We booked direct with their "Park & Play" promotion .|The Tavern offers Happy Hour. Heard great reviews of the food in the Tavern, but we were always it on the Riverwalk when it was time to eat dinner.|We stayed mid week and enjoyed the area.

I used to live in San Antonio and love it so the last few years that I visited I’ve stayed close to riverwalk. The location of the hotel is great. It has a restaurant that we ate at and the food was good. It’s very small inside but does has a coffee shop. After traveling all day and being tired I really got upset that the gentleman checking me in kept yawning. The room in a scale of 1-5 is a 3 at most. Bed is comfortable but it’s an old hotel and rooms need to be updated The Capet was clean but stained so it looked dirty. The doors in bathroom closet didn’t work and the bathroom door didn’t work very well. We had stayed at many hotels by the riverwalk and unfortunately I would place this one 2 nd to last on my list and unfortunately won’t be staying there again. It only got a 3 of 5 due to the location. Sorry.

Great location to all attractions. I really dig these historic hotels! The accommodations are surprisingly larger than other historic hotels we've been to. They have a nice bar/restaurant (Crockett Tavern). The staff has been great and helpful. We enjoyed our stay here.

What my husband and I love more than a reasonably priced hotel is a convenient hotel! Being a 5-10min walk away from the Riverwalk, the Alamo, and all the great tourist attractions, we were able to leave our car with the friendly valet. We love the history of the hotel, and we will definitely stay again!

First off there is no free continental breakfast which was mentioned.Second the tv didn’t work which wouldn’t have made a difference except the music from the bar was so loud till 12 midnight and the tv might have helped cover it up. Next and worst are the pillows. I can’t describe how uncomfortable they are. We literally got no sleep at all. It felt like torture to be that tired with a big day ahead of us. Also the coffee pot in our room was broken and leaked water all over. On top of that the electric outlet in the bathroom didn’t work. The best part was Gabriel the valet , Angelica and the nice man that work in the tavern/restaurant. Also the hamburger was very good.

We absolutely loved staying here.Rooms were little on smaller size, but expected as the hotel is older. The bed very comfortable, pillows were plumpy and plenty on the bed. Shower wad no problem. This hotel has a restaurant which was wonderful. Food was great, service superb. Everyone is so friendly. Also Offered live music that made it even more relaxing. Hotel is walking distance from Riverwalk which we loved. We definitely will come back to to stay here.

The good: The hotel is steps away from the Alamo, the Riverwalk Mall, and some really good eateries. The staff is kind and if needing something will accommodate. The hotel itself is pretty, the lobby is comfortable and interesting. There's a restaurant onsite that is good for a quick late night meal. The not so good: The parking was EXPENSIVE. We paid $45 per day. There were very little options to park anywhere else. We also were discouraged to parking elsewhere. There's no true breakfast at the hotel, they have a small coffee shop that sells expensive muffins and such like Starbucks. Nothing was included with our stay. We were on the second floor, which meant we heard every word of the singer downstairs in the tavern. Loud music until 11 pm each night. Also, and this is not the fault of the hotel, there is construction currently going on at the Alamo, so every morning about 7:30 am, the sounds of a construction crew comes blaring through. Hotel is old, bathrooms are a bit dated. Rooms are not cleaned during the stay unless you arrange that with the front desk. On another note: there is an outdoor pool area by the parking attendant. No gym in the building, but they have an agreement with the hotel across the road. Overall, our stay was good. We don't look for much in a hotel, just as long as it's clean and safe. They checked those boxes.

I recently stayed at the Crockett Hotel, a historic hotel with a cool vibe. The common areas are really nice and unique, reflecting the hotel's rich history. However, the rooms are underwhelming. They feel outdated and in need of maintenance. Every morning, the water that came out of the shower was brown for the first 10 seconds or so, and the bathroom as a whole could use a remodel. The rooms are fairly small, and upon entering, I noticed a card stating I could enjoy a complimentary water bottle, but there was none to be found, which was unfortunate as I was pretty thirsty. Interestingly, my colleague, who stayed in another room, did have a water bottle. Overall, while the common areas were impressive, and the staff was very friendly and attentive, the rooms left much to be desired.

The lobby is great and I want to give four stars, but since it was so loud from the other rooms and the music playing outside the hotel, I had a really difficult time sleeping. If not for that though, it's a good budget hotel. You can find more of our experience on our channel here: https://youtu.be/gnL1OUI1h_8

Although the staff was lovely and the lobby beautiful. The rooms were very dated and carpets stained. The beds were not comfortable and the sheets were scratchy. We booked two nights but, only stayed one night.

Older property but clean. The hallways on the 5th floor smelled somewhat musty, but our corner room was nice & spacious. King bed fairly comfy. Lots of street noise at ~7am but it was a weekday and we had to get up early so not an issue. Parking was unsurprisingly high at $35 for the night. Their cafe served a great chorizo, egg, & cheese wrap along with Starbucks = a great start! For the price ($140 on Hotels.com) & location it was a solid 3.5 stars rounded up for the friendly staff & valet.

The front desk staff was very friendly as well as all of the staff in the restaurant/bar. The bar area is very nice. The rooms are nice, but they're outdated the restrooms inside the guest rooms really could use a lot of updating. But overall very nice stay. We come here often so we will be back. Thank you for the hospitality.

Really cool hotel. Super close to everything we wanted to do including the Alamodome and walking distance to the Riverwalk and other trendy places close by downtown. Room and bathroom were both small but had all the amenities we needed including coffee, towels, toiletries. Air conditioner worked great! We ate at the Tavern onsite a few times and the service was really good. They have live music outside Thursday nights through the weekend. The food was flavorful as well. You have to appreciate how old this hotel is, so those complaining do not give much latitude for that. They do not supply housekeeping if you are there for less than four nights but are happy to hand you whatever you might need in addition at the front desk. Overall it was a good stay and we would definitely stay again!

Historic hotel. Musty smell throughout. Elevators are old and rickety but function. I only used the stairs. Outdated, small but functional 70's style room. Our room faced the indoor courtyard - if you have a room facing the courtyard you will have a lot of light in your room due to the wooden blinds that you can't completely close. There will be music. Gets louder at night. Had 2 experiences with our lights turning off and on by themselves. That was weird. The AC cranked cold too hard and you hear the noise of the AC every time it goes on and off. We kept hearing the door next to us getting slammed - complained to front desk only to find out it was where the staff got their towels and supplies. Slamming of the door continued . We requested a room change and got the "best room" in the hotel- it was large and updated - but it was also located above the bar. Band stopped playing around 1AM. However, The food at the pub was delicious. Hotel is located across the street from The Alamo and a few blocks from the Riverwalk, which is convenient. Hotel staff are friendly. I didn't like the old musty creep vibe.

Great comfy clean place to stay. My Dad has never claimed to have had any paranormal encounters in his life, but he had some creepy stuff happen while he tried sleeping. LUCKY!!! Hubby and I didn't. But we loved the place and history and restaurant was delish and bar was great too.

To say my husband and I are disappointed is an understatement. I am 8 months pregnant and I planned this trip on January 23, 2024. Essentially it's our baby moon trip and we're history geeks. We knew this hotel would fit our needs and based on reviews we were sold. BUT I was informed today, 3/18/24, that our "reservation has been canceled due to inventory of the hotel". TWO DAYS before our flight and stay with this hotel. Finding a hotel TWO DAYS before any stay is either going to cost an arm and a leg or you'll have to settle for less than what you originally wanted. The hotel offered to accommodate by discounting a future stay. But why would I stay somewhere that canceled my booking TWO DAYS before my arrival. Just warning all future guests to take caution when planning a trip in advance here. They might cancel your reservation TWO DAYS before you arrive.

Best & first three star I've stayed in. A very last minute hotel pick that I am very pleased with. PROS: -Complimentary 24 hour valet with the hotel with unlimited - VERY VERY walking convenient to everything. Alamo is less than 2 minutes, the river walk was less than 5 minutes with easy walk though to the river center mall. -Quiet moments and very friendly staff. -specialty restaurant (tried the pecan pie, but that's another story & review ) CONS: -Zero natural light for some rooms. We didn't know we booked an interior prior to arrival. So our only view was the lobby. Can be very loud at times, couldn't tell the time of day. Just not pretty. -DUSTY. dirty dusty halls, which we believe our allergies to be everywhere!!! -Elevators were so SMALL. Thankfully quick, so never really any long waits. Just but helped with social distancing since not everybody could fit. -Hotel social restaurant. -Bathtub is very small and uncomfortable for two...

Very comfortable close to the Alamo, friendly personnel from valet to front desk I will definitely will come back ! Congratulations

Pssstt, hey, don't stay here! I don't leave bad reviews, but this is more of a P.S.A. this place is so loud and BRIGHT. I am here now and super disappointed. You can hear the music from the downstairs restaurant crystal clear in your room. It's LOUD! They don't have curtains, so it's not dark by any means in the room. I frequently San Antonio, the Menger across the street is SO much better. The Marriot Riverwalk is another good option. I was excited to book this, but I am really kicking myself. I'll be getting zero sleep. Ughhhh

The hotel location is great Pricing is reasonable Great resturant and has a coffee shop. The rooms are outdated. But the hotel is haunted and that is what attracted us. I had experiences the first night. Had room 612 which looks out to the Alamo. Tv turned off Felt nauseous Ear started ringing and felt like I couldn't hear like after guns shots are bombing in a movie.. that's what I experienced.

Hmmmm, when I don't know how to rate, I tend to overrate. What makes this place better than okay is the staff, oh and the location. It is central to all things downtown San Antonio. The room is small, dated and old. Not like old south, but old 1990's and there is a strange picture of a cowboy on a horse with the horses butt facing me. There is one long mirror. The room is just dumb. Everything above the main lobby area looks old. Now the lobby and main floor, that area looks great! There is a tavern and many places to sit and have coffee, read a book or do computer work. The staff allowed us an early check in but we couldn't get a late check out b/c they were "booked solid" for the weekend. I never believe that but okay. We did leave our luggage at the front desk while we had coffee and tacos for our final meal. Would I stay here again, probably not. I learned quite a bit about Davy Crockett while I was here, so no. I forgot about the smell. It smells really really old and wet or musty or something. Smells like a beachfront hotel. I don't know, come at your own risk cause my review is all over the place. The people are nice. Dang, these mustard colored walls are throwing me off, too.

Loved this hotel and the proximity to the Riiberwalk! I very much enjoyed the Crockett Tavern as well. Excellent food and service.

We just returned home from a vacation in San Antonio. This hotel was fantastic. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. The room was very clean and there were plenty of towels. The Tavern food was delicious. We are from Buffalo, NY and the wings at the Crockett Tavern were better than a lot of places in Buffalo. The Alamo is across the street and Riverwalk is also right there. Wonderful trip!

The building is over 100 years old and heavily retrofitted. The theme is rustic in the lobby but not the rooms. With quaint tiny elevators and cobblestone main floor. The room lacked black out blinds and the water pressure on the 3rd floor was woeful. Small and thematic thru out. I probably would have enjoyed the period theme in the room had it been there. The cost was very competitive unless you add the mandatory $40 per day valet parking charge. All and all, you had best wear your hat and boots while staying.

We loved our stay here!! Right in the middle of all the action and walkable to so many things. We did not use our car the entire time we were here! Bonus points for a yummy, well stocked breakfast and free happy hour drinks and popcorn! I loved that our room overlooked the Alamo gardens and that we were in such a historical place. Gorgeous plantation shutters on all the windows and a beautifully shaded and secluded pool area. My son and I really enjoyed our room and it was a bargain during the heat of August during a Texas summer. I recommend booking directly through the hotel's website for some great discounts and offers. We were well taken care of here and loved being so close to all kinds of activities, shopping, restaurants and of course the Riverwalk! Yes the hotel is old and I did notice some things in our room that were in need of updating but the location, staff and historical feel more than made up for that. Highly recommend if you are looking for a great location!

Seriously such uncomfortable beds. The air conditioning didn't work in my room. The bed side lamps are a pain in the ass to turn on or off. Went to get coffee drinks from the coffee bar it cost the same as Starbucks and wasn't even half as good. There's no free parking and valet is $38. The cost is not worth it. So mid I don't intend on coming back.

Positive-The Hotel is downtown and staff is very polite. The A/C is nice and cold so that's a plus, but the system sounds like a 747 jet when it kicks on. Negative(s)- Thursday-Saturday no Room Service any of the days. I left around 9am one morning and saw housekeeping across the hall. I was skipped yesterday so I asked kindly to not forget my room, well she did. WIFI-God AWFUL, I had to use my hotspot to stream during my stay. Starbucks in the hotel is bad. Soggy overpriced sandwiches with a very limited selection of food items. I'm not going to knit pick every little thing, but the hotel is old and "historic" so don't be taken back from the old elevators which inspired me to use the stairs all weekend(got my steps in). Also-if your a Brady Bunch fan you'll appreciate the decor in the rooms and the outdated bathroom. ‍‍ Then I text valet as instructed and an auto text responds advising no valet is available. I go down to valet and she hands me the keys to go retrieve my own vehicle. $32.00 a night and that's how I'm treated. I suggest going elsewhere in San Antonio-don't stay here.

Ok well here we go. I guess I should go pro and con. Pro: 1. It is very convenient to locations Downtown. 2. Staff is very nice and very helpful. 3. Everything looks clean. 4. Rooms are quiet for the most part. 5. TV selection feels good for local selection of channels. Con: 1. No fridge. No microwave in the room. To be fair, that might have just been my particular room? 2. A/C is very loud when it kicks on and off. 3. My room was very spartan. Not bad, just something to point out. Felt very basic. 4. My biggest issue was that the sheets felt like they didn't fit my bed. As someone who knows they toss and turn, I ask for a make up on the bed due to being warm overnight. Upon return, while looking nice, the sheets barely seemed to hang on to the mattress. The wrinkles got worse dur to the sheets feeling too small. 5. Breakfast? Other than the Sta#%$&@ based café in the bottom floor, offering a $8+ BEC and $4 tiny juice, I guess I missed out. That have me just missing out to be fair though. 6. Do not expect anything fancy. 7. Wifi? Overall, I would stay again based on the price. Its a historic place and convenient. Staff was great. There are better options downtown and if simple things like a fridge or microwave are important than look elsewhere.

The hotel was nice enough. The rooms are quite small. We asked about parking when making the reservation and were told there is plenty of parking. Only after arriving do you realize that there is a $40 per night charge for parking. That would have been good to know before making the reservation!

First impressions: Our GPS took us straight to the entrance and parking lot. You have to pay 25 dollars whether you are doing a valet service or self-parking. I'm used to valet service and it's not a different price than self-self parking, so it's a good time to try it out if you've never done valet. I have to say that Eduardo, the desk clerk, was very very affable. He consistently referred to me by my last name, inquired about my trip from home to the hotel, and asked if I had questions about the surrounding area or hotel while we waited for the computer to catch up with things. I did ask a question about the hotel and he knew the answer right away. He informed me that my pre-paid room (Hotwire.com) was a room facing the inside of the hotel. He then said, "Let me see if I can find you something with a view." Our room ended up facing The Alamo! The room is small and quaint, but has all the necessities we need for a weekend. A second review is pending post out first night here, but my wife and I are loving it so far.

Extremely disappointed. I haven't stayed here since before Covid and everything has changed tremendously. For the worse. Be prepared to pay $40 per day for (not covered) parking on site or find something just slightly less that you'll have to walk a distance to or use an Uber. It's ridiculous. Also, you don't have a choice for the valet service. No discount for parking yourself like they used to do. It's a complete scam. Don't let the rude little valet punks intimidate you either. Do NOT give them access to your vehicle until after you check in and decide where you're gonna park. We decided on the mall parking garage. It's in decent walking distance and $30 for 24hrs. The hotel itself is very cool because of it's historical status and location right behind the Alamo but it offers no common conveniences. You pay extra for EVERYTHING now. $5 for a cup of coffee in the morning at their new little coffee shop. They used to have it free in the lobby area. The room is fairly decent for it's age but there is no longer a microwave, the a/c gets cool but not cold (it was over 100 degrees outside everyday) and the safety chain on the door is broken. The desk staff were nice but the valets outside were rude. They used to even bring your luggage cart in for you but not anymore. Heads up, they charge an extra $100 on your card for "incidentals" without telling you first. So, I wouldn't recommend staying here but you should certainly swing by for a visit.

Seriously need to take down the picture with breakfast and all references to a free breakfast when they don't have any at all. Would have stayed somewhere else if it was not written everywhere they had it.

My husband found this hotel at an amazing price on the Hotel Tonight app. It's right across the street from the Alamo!! Sweet! We had a corner room. Lots of space with a view of the Alamo. AC was wonderful, since it was humid outside. Free breakfast in the morning was kinda cool. The usual breakfast food plus tortillas and beans and along with regular eggs, they had eggs with sausage in it, which was different for me to see in a free breakfast. The beans and eggs with sausage were tasty and really good. You can also make your own Texas waffle!! This is a must have when you stay here. When in Texas I say. I definitely recommend staying here. Can wait to visit San Antonio again and staying here.

Check-in with Eduardo Alcantar was fast and friendly. Room on the 6th floor with a view of the back of the Alamo was great. Valet parking with in/out privileges is $28++ per night. Breakfast was a full spread of scrambled eggs, sausage, refried beans, waffles, bagels etc. WiFi was fast. AC & TV worked well. There is a coffeemaker that we didn't use. Bathroom was a good size with fluffy towels. Location is excellent. Walking distance to Riverwalk, Alamo and San Fernando cathedral. We truly enjoyed our stay and highly recommend this hotel!!!

I was looking forward to staying at the Crockett, but unfortunately had a disappointing experience with some of the service aspects of the stay. I'm fairly relaxed when it comes to hotel accommodations, and don't enjoy having to leave a low review. However I feel obligated to share with others. Internet -- The hotel advertises high speed wireless internet. This isn't the case. I was working from the hotel room much of the week and wasn't regularly able to get even 1Mbps, and ended up having to tether my laptop to my phone and use cell data. The TVs were equipped with cable boxes allowing Netflix login (which was nice), but this too often buffered and slowed to a halt. Wired internet wasn't available as an alternative. Privacy -- My room turned out to be missing both a "do not disturb" sign (I figured they might just not offer them) and a laundry service bag (which caused a bunch of turmoil, described later). Because I was staying for about a week, I was told that I would have to request any room cleaning services. This was fine since I didn't plan on requesting any cleaning. The crew ended up attempting to come into my room multiple times throughout the week while I was there, despite saying directly that I didn't need service, and the lock being engaged each time. I also had someone bang on my door, saying that the room was listed as vacant on their chart and was scheduled for maintenance. They did apologize, but it was frustrating to have to again interrupt a work meeting. They ended up doing some fairly loud work on an adjacent room throughout the day. Communication -- I'd been traveling with a small wardrobe on an extended trip, planning to use laundry service at various hotels. This was advertised on the Crockett website, and I'd also confirmed by phone. After not seeing any information in my room about the service, and needing to get laundry done the next day, I spent a very frustrating evening being bounced around from email to the front desk getting mixed information about whether the service existed; I was told by the attendant that it didn't, but also via email that it definitely did. I had to insist on a supervisor being called (the person at the front desk "didn't want to have to bother them.") After calling, it turned out that a laundry form and bag were missing from my room. The staff wasn't able get one from another room, and couldn't find any extras in a casual search of some drawers. After resigning at 11pm to go to bed, I communicated via email correspondence, and personally with the front desk, that I would appreciate an email with any further information, and that I would check it first thing next morning. I was awoken at nearly 1am with banging on my door by someone set on hand-delivering a paper laundry form. I didn't ever hear back via the email conversation, though I did get a call at the end of the next day from yet another person at the front desk asking if I'd inquired about laundry. The confusion and clear lack of inter-staff communication was frustrating and time-consuming. Otherwise, overall, the building was neat. I liked the interior "courtyard" style of the lobby that some of the rooms looked out into. There was a bar downstairs with live music in the evenings, and a cafe available for breakfast purchases in the morning. The location was very nice, right behind the Alamo and within walking distance of the River Walk and nearby mall. The rooms were a little dated, but seemed to be clean and were reasonably furnished. In all though, I won't be recommending this hotel to family or friends.

There is something special in staying in a hotel that is over 100 years old. There is also something special about being in a hotel right next door to the Alamo ... Texas holy ground. That makes for a very special experience at the Crockett. The rooms are quite spacious, especially when compared to a "modern" hotel. The staff is very friendly and helpful as well. Our bed was a bit on the firm side for my taste, but the bathroom was nice, and we had great water pressure, and all the hot water we wanted. The hotel also has a small, well appointed bar that is nice and quiet. It's a great place to relax over a drink after a busy day in the city. They also have a small swimming pool that we did not use. Spa services are available at their sister hotel around the corner, the Menger. They have a breakfast buffet that is offered free to the guests and it is better than what you would find in most hotels. The one comment I would have is that the coffee should have been hotter. The carafes they use didn't retain the heat very well, but the food quality was very good. All in all, this is definitely a great choice when choosing a place to stay in Downtown San Antonio. My wife and I would absolutely stay there again.

I've never given a one star review before but this hotel stay put me over the edge. The only good thing about this hotel was it's convenient walking distance to the river walk. Rooms were outdated, no amenities in the hotel, you even have to go to a different floor for ice or microwave usage. The real slap in the face is when you check in and you've read online that parking is free and they inform you that it's actually $45 a day. One morning I had to leave the hotel at 6am for a graduation. When I got downstairs the valet was no where to be found and the front desk said that the keys are locked up and she could not access them. We waited 25 minutes for the valet employee to show up and I was late to the graduation. I paid almost $300 for this parking service and it ruined the main part of my trip. There's also very loud construction that occurs everyday at 7am directly outside the hotel so if you thought you could sleep in during this poor hotel stay you are wrong. Stay at any other hotel nearby, just call and make sure they are not partners with the crocket!

Amazing hotel right in the heart of downtown river walk area. Staff was friendly and bar was fun. Room was spacious and clean. Great place.

This is a good hotel in a good location right next to the Alamo So it was really easy to get around to everything. They say the place is haunted with the soldiers that died in battle here. As a group we decided to pay for the valet parking during our weekend stay so we could come and go as we please There are only two elevators for guests. Dollies are available for use so you can bring your luggage to your room but it is a tight squeeze in the small elevators but it fits And it's better than carrying your luggage yourself. Beds rooms and bathrooms were all clean. Sheets crisp and clean. Room carpet looked vacuumed. There was no old musky hotel smell which happens sometimes with older buildings. Coffee machine is provided in rooms with appropriate disposable cups for coffee. There are real glass glasses provided as well Usual toiletries shampoo conditioner and soap are provided. Towels were in excellent shape with no stains Breakfast in the morning was good. Cereal and milk bagel and cream cheese scrambled eggs and sausage pancakes and waffles coffee was very good Only one thing you should be aware of there are NO refrigerators in the rooms

Me and my wife spent 2 wonderful nights at this classic Hotel with a modern look. The Staff treated us better than family. The hotel is next door too the Alamo and walking distance to the Riverwalk. there are so many things to do in the area to do. No matter what time day or time when you return, the staff will great you with a smile and a greeting. The rooms feel like home away from home and are clean and comfy. Do yourself a favor and Plan too stay here as your home away from Home. My parents were with us in a different room and they had a wonderful time also.

We stayed the weekend at The Crockett. We had a tremendous experience. Even when our AC wasn't cooling the Maintenance man showed up within 5 minutes of our call. He had it fixed in a few more minutes. It was cooling fast. We loved the location- so close to everything. The ambience and atmosphere was great. We loved our time there.

I love this hotel. It's just where I want it to be. There's so much going on just around it and it's just in a great location. The staff are really nice and the rooms are super clean. I was here for the second time about 2 weeks ago and forgot to put my review in then. You should give this one a try. It is doing some remodeling so they will have a bar I believe here pretty soon. It's right next door to the Menger hotel which is also very lovely and of course it's right behind the Alamo. Just about a block away is the riverwalk. It is going to be my go-to hotel in San antonio.

Great location (literally steps from Alamo and 10 mins walk to Riverwalk). Clean. Wonderful service. Small pool but guest have access to sister hotel, Menger, which has a gym, restaurant, huge pool (largest heated pool in SA!). Only reason not 5 stars is that it has limited food and beverage services at times during the day and definitely nice but not the four seasons.

the bar is not connected to the hotel. great food. but when the bartender wants to go home. they cut out early.

Wow! This is an absolute gem of a hotel right in the middle of historic San Antonio! The hotel is situated right across from the Alamo and the Riverwalk. So if you want to explore San Antonio's history without having to go far this is the place to stay. Not only do they offer a prime location the hotel itself feels both modern and antique. It's very large and open inside and the details around the hotel make you feel as if you've stepped back in time. The room are spacious, clean & offer a great night's rest! We all thought the beds were very cozy and were a great place to crash after the day's activities. In the morning they offer a well rounded breakfast with options including eggs & bacon (not just all carbs)! There is also a bar inside the hotel called Ernie's which was a nice place to grab a drink without even having to leave. I also have to give a big shoutout to the hotel staff who were amongst some of the most warm and inviting hotel staff I have ever encountered! They helped our group settle in nicely and gave many recommendations for the area (so it was like having your own personal travel guide who knows the area well). I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone coming through San Antonio and especially if you want a special getaway to explore the area! #SponsoredPromo #CrockettHotel #SanAntonio #Texas #HotelStory #Entertainer #TravelIgnite #Musician

Crockett Hotel is a "homey" kind of place to stay. With their bed and breakfast kind of service. If you're tired of the fancy structures and cool tech and complimentary things in your room. Then this place is right for you! Keeping it old school if you don't mind the decor. The service is great and everyone is polite. Had a hiccup on the temperature stats. But they got it squared off the next day for me!

My wife and I came in for a quick kidless getaway. Just one night. It's a small , well decorated hotel paying homage to Dave's Crockett, et Al. The staff is friendly. It is literally adjacent to the Alamo so if that's what you are planning on doing it's right there. I enjoy Texas History so that was fun to walk around the lobby and read all the things. But a couple drawbacks. A previous guests shirt was still in our room so I felt the room service may need to do a little better job. Also the shower did not drain well. The bed was moderately comfortable and the AC was extremely loud. I also wish we could have had a room with a view of The Alamo but that's not in them. But overall, it's a good little hotel right in the heart of the Alamo and shopping action. Oh, also they don't let you charge the coffee, food etc to your room.

Definitely one of scariest hotels I've ever stayed in! Last night was my bday, my husband knows I like spooky places gets us a room on 4th floor. The moment we walk in I snap a selfie of us..in the pic is a obvious weird white shadow mist across one side of my husband's face, I zoom in to look at the reflection I see in his glasses..its a clear older man's face! Later that night around 1030pm we go walking around and walk up stairwell to 7th floor I heard someone whistle directly behind me. We turn around take empty stairwell to 6th floor the moment we exit stairwell we hear whistling again louder it was coming from the other side of door to the stairwell we just exited! 3am it starts raining in our room from large vent! Steady loud rain in our room! Hotel said that never happened before Never ever had an experience like that!

I reserved my room on Hotwire and definitely feel like I got the deal of the century. The Crockett is a beautiful historic hotel adjacent to the Alamo and Riverwalk. When I arrived and walked into the lobby, it blew my mind. The brick face of the old hotel is now part of the lobby and goes 7 stories up. Lobby areas decorated for Dias De Los Muertos and is bright and colorful. When I checked in I asked for an upper floor room and the manager put me in a room on the 6th floor overlooking The Alamo and the park!!! It doesn't get better than that! The room is cozy but was clean and very comfortable. They have a full complementary breakfast in the morning which was yummy. Every staff member was polite and asked how I was doing and if I needed anything. Another great thing about The Crockett is that check out time is noon, as opposed to the typical check out time of 11am at almost all hotels. If I ever end up back in San Antonio, I will definitely stay here again.

In spite of major construction work in downtown San Antonio that causes the front entrance to be closed, the Crockett has gracefully adapted it's rear entrance for the duration. The unique floor plan and tasteful decoration reflect the hotel's history while merging modern comforts. The staff is friendly and welcoming. We had no issues with any of the facilities. The bar is not yet opened, but we were given vouchers for drinks at the nearby sister hotel. The rebuilt coffee bar opens tomorrow morning!

Across the street from the Alamo (LITERALLY!) Less than 10 minute walk from the Riverwalk (cross the street towards Morton's, enter the mall, go down the escalator, and voila!) We were looking for a decently priced CLEAN hotel in a convenient location. This spot hit all of those points. For 130ish, we got a hotel with a whole lotta charm and 109 years of history in a very convenient location. Besides the missions, we pretty much just walked or caught a cab to our destinations. Breakfast is yuummmmy! One of the best hotel breakfast I've had with plenty to choose from. They got one for every diet, from carb lovers to paleos to vegans to keto. They had strawberry, blackberry, blueberry, bananas, oranges, apples, yogurts, bread, bagels, pastries, cottage cheese, cereals, egg, sausages, and waffles. Let me tell you folks about the waffles. It was diy, but the mixture was already done for you. The Texas shaped waffles that came out of that mixture was so light and fluffy...*yum The hours are from 6 to 9 on weekdays and 6 to 11 on weekends...or something of that sort. It's listed on the card they give you when you check in. Parking is 24 plus tax for a day. Yes, it is pricey, but there's not much choices out of the hotel. You can do self-parking or valet, which are the same price. The room itself is small. However, I don't spend a whole lot of time in there so it doesn't bother me. I just need a clean shower and bed, both of which were delivered, so I'm happy camper in that regards. Customer service--I was super pleased! They had answers for every questions! There was also someone manning the desk at all times I needed assistance. I plan to stay here again the next time I come into SA.

I really enjoyed staying here while visiting San Antonio. Upon entering the building, you can tell that it's old, but in a good way. They just don't make buildings like this anymore. It has a location that's quick to get anywhere, walking or driving. The suite we were in was lovely. I wish the bathroom had been a little bigger, but I also understand this is a historic hotel. The shower had great water pressure too. They also have an awesome pool and hot, complimentary breakfast. I liked the variety each day from several fresh fruits to waffles and scrambled eggs. I'm usually an Air BnB girl, but The Crockett was perfect for this trip. I also appreciate the discount we got for Yelp Spring Break. I'd be happy to stay here in the future!

Barely leaving this hotel after a 4 night stay. It was an overall OK leaving 2 stars because of the nice friendly cleaning lady, had fresh and clean linens every day coming back from touring the city, otherwise would have left 1 Star. To start, first night we arrived our whole floor reeked of Clorox all over it was disgusting. It smelled every night. Our bathtub was clogged so you can imagine all the water accumulating while showering, the carpet was not the cleanest it looked dirty even when we would see them vacuuming the rooms in the morning, my husband who loves to walk barefoot, ended up with all black of dirt feet. Breakfast was "eh" , coffee, tea, some fruit, variety of 3 types of juices and milk and same beans and scrambled (substitute) eggs with and without ham and sausages. Nothing fancy, not good but not that terribly simply a whatever quick bite to get you started for the day. What really bothered me .... is the 122$ charge for Parking!!! Which they told us nothing about and website did not provide that information when booking and when on the front entrance it said the $28 daily charge for parking was for Vallet Parking only... ARE YOU FN Kidding me? Can't even provide parking for their guests? Absolutely unacceptable. would never recommend this place at all and definitely never staying here again.

What a great hotel. When we arrived, we found that Expedia hadn't made our reservation. "No problem", the desk clerk said. She got us a room. The price she quoted was less than Expedia got us. Then she told us, "I upgraded also upgraded you to a King Suite. SCORE! The next question she asked me was kind of strange. She asked, "do like beer?". I told her that I've been known to drink it. She replied, "Good, we still have our Father's Day Special, still going. Free parking and six cold beers, delivered to your room." I didn't even need to think about that one. The parking alone is $26 dollars per night, and we were staying two nights. Free parking and beer! Double Score! Now for the boring part, you can't beat it for location. Right across the street from The Alamo. One block from the Hyatt Regency entrance, to The Riverwalk. Location, location, location!