"I love the Post Oak Hotel because they are committed to customer service. I have been able to spend some time with Tilman Fertita and he is the perfect representation of excellence in customer experience. Top tier etiquette, The food is the best room service I have had in any hotel in the country. The staff goes the extra mile to ensure you are always taken care of. There isn't a better property in the Houston area to stay than the Post Oak." - Michael He
"One of Houston’s Michelin-key restaurants will host a month full of merry festivities through the New Year. Enjoy snowy Chalet or your favorite glass of wine at Stella’s Wine Bar while also creating your dream dessert at its cozy s’mores stations, or pop into H-Bar for a $20 pour of the special whiskey of the day as a part of its Whiskey Advent Calendar, which is available through Christmas. Be sure to check out some of its other festive events. Post Oak Hotel will host holiday afternoon tea on December 7 and December 8, including a holiday PJ party hosted by elves with Christmas sweater decoration stations, s’mores, and a magician (Tickets $70-$135). Families can also decorate gingerbread houses, listen in on Santa storytime, and enjoy a lavish holiday spread at Santa’s Workshop at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Sunday, December 15 (Tickets $70-$90), or opt for holiday brunch (with or without Santa) at Bloom & Bee)." - Brittany Britto Garley
"The Post Oak Hotel at Uptown Houston is a One Key hotel in Houston, Texas, offering a luxurious and upscale lodging experience with top-notch amenities." - The MICHELIN Guide
"This five-star hotel also comes with a five-star swimming experience. A calming outdoor oasis, the restaurant’s rectangular pool is surrounded by pillowy lounge chairs and day beds, beckoning guests to sunbathe, drink, and dine on light bites. Cabanas here — available for reservation by hotel guests only — are also next-level. Accommodating parties of four, each comes with its own flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, safes to store belongings, water, fruit platters, and mini bottles of sunscreen." - Brittany Britto Garley
"Finally, for a splurgy taste of old Houston — vibe-wise, think Wes Anderson’s Rushmore, filmed at his local high school alma mater — look no further than the elegant, 250-room Post Oak Hotel in Uptown." - Dan Q. Dao