Hotels near Liberty Memorial

"Amazing location near everything!"

"Nice, clean and friendly staff."

"We booked last minute, and the area was fine. 5 minutes drive from downtown, didn't feel unsafe parking there, even if the parking lot is in desperate need of repair. The outside of the building is the same as any Comfort Inn, and the inside looked fine from the start. Elevator is old but functional, and the hallways were nothing exciting. The room was great -- comfortable bed, clean bathroom and carpet, refrigerator, microwave, TV. Free breakfast in the morning included waffles, cereal, eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, fruit, pastries. Would stay here again, especially considering the price saved by avoiding the downtown area. The front desk staff was incredibly friendly in check-in and check-out."

"Great location!"

"The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful, and the restaurant and bar so convenient."

"It was different and interesting. I enjoyed it."

"We booked a king room, but were given a double queen. We were not told about the change in our room until we arrived at our actual hotel room. When we called down to ask about it, the clerk lied and said he'd told us at the desk that they'd changed our reservation. He also said he'd told us that the room was handicap-accessible (which wasn't a problem, but he never actually told us about it). My husband went back down to talk to the clerk, who tried to tell my husband he didn't hear the conversation between the clerk and myself because he was outside - which was another lie. My husband was standing right beside me the entire check-in and didn't go out to the car until the clerk gave us our parking pass and we were done at the desk. We were not offered a discount, refund, or anything to compensate us for not getting the room we booked. Overall, I'm very disappointed in our booking. "

"We liked everything about your hotel. Pretty special, to be down town, so close to everything. My only complaint, would be getting my luggage from the parking garage to the East Tower. Three elevators, and a Sky Bridge. I should have used Valet parking."

"Would not stay here again, and the real problem isn't comfort, it's safety. We got back from dinner around 11pm and the door code we'd been given earlier that day no longer worked. There's no front desk, no staff on site, and no one to call. We stood in a dark alley texting the hotel back and forth trying to get a working code. When we finally got a response, it was flat and unapologetic. Locking paying guests out of their hotel at night with no one on site isn't a minor hiccup. It's a safety problem, and on its own it's enough reason to book somewhere else. The rest only reinforced it. There's no staff and no signage. Everything, including your door code, is buried in Expedia messages. When we arrived we couldn't find any of it and ended up on the phone with a rep who could barely communicate the code or our room number. Once inside, nothing in the building is labeled, so you wander with your luggage trying to find your room. The rooms themselves are clean and cute but tiny. There's nowhere to put anything, so clothes end up on the floor, and the beds are too small for two average-sized adults. There's also a bar or club downstairs bumping loud techno until 1am. Good luck sleeping before then. Cute concept, but the no-staff, code-only model falls apart the second something goes wrong. And it will. Skip it."