Angoria Hotel

The hotel is in a pretty shady area, with homeless people walking around talking/yelling to themselves. The property is a pretty cute renovation of an old roadway inn, but there are some problems. After the location, the first thing I noticed was the smell. Both the room and the lobby are overpoweringly smelly, and not in a perfume or too much cleaning solution smell. The interior spaces here smell bad. The real issue with our stay occurred on our second day there. After taking a shower, my husband, in his full naked glory, sat on the bed, when we heard the sound of a code being entered into our door lock. We both said hello?!, but before we could move, the door opened and a woman peeked in, got a good look at my husband, shouted “oh my god!”, and then slammed the door. There was no knock, just someone with access to room entry codes walking into rooms unannounced. I received an apology by text and an explanation of how they handle room codes after I asked to speak to a manager. They offered us 50% off our room for the night. We didn’t feel safe before, but the room code thing sent us over the edge. We checked out and into a different hotel in the area. They ended up refunding the whole amount for the second night, but I suspect that was because we checked out, which I guess made it obvious that we shouldn’t have to pay for a room in which our privacy was invaded and we didn’t feel safe in.

The room was very clean and we so appreciate the vinyl wood flooring. (I truly don't like hotel carpet). Staff members were friendly. There was some confusion about our bill at checkout (still waiting to be sure we are clear). (

A little noisy due to the location, but a nice hotel, with a good breakfast, We would stay there again.

Very clean room and helpful staff. This is an older motel that has undergone an amazing restoration. I had requested a ground floor room but was notified by email that none were available. There is no elevator for the upper level which is probably due to an exemption in Texas code for ‘historic’ renovations. Not a big deal except for those with mobility issues. The

A place I would drive by in a heartbeat but surprised 1000% The lady at the front desk goes above and beyond. Very helpful and nice. Lady at the bar gave me a great referral for a restaurant downtown. I was going for the mozzarella sticks, but thanks to her my son and I had a great last meal before sending him off to college. Definetly would stay again.