Noble Inns - San Antonio, Texas

Laura Sandate

Sabanas y almohadas sucias ,te dicen un precio online y ya ahi te lo cambia a otro mas costoso que por que no encuentran tu reservacion ,dificil de llegar

Javier Mauleon

Muy rico este lugar agradable, los meseros muy amables una atención excelente 100% recomendable!!!!!

Brianna Wells

Beautiful property that is located about 10 minutes from the Riverwalk. We had originally booked the Oge Chinoiserie room. A couple of our friends thought about joining us on our trip, so when we checked online we were shocked that our room was showing as available for the dates we had booked.

When I called the hotel to confirm the owner, Don, told me that they had someone else book the top two floors after we had already reserved our room and that they upgraded us to the Blenheim Suite instead. I was a bit bummed because I was looking forward to staying in the Oge Chinoiserie. However, I was trying to stay positive as the Blenheim Suite had more upgrades than our original room. Upon arrival we were then told that 2 out of the 4 nights we had booked we would be locked out of the top floors of the house, as they were now reserved for the private party. This was a bit upsetting as we were looking forward to spending time in that part of the house, and we were planning on using the amenities up there.

When I brought my frustration to the Lisa, she ensured me that I had more amenities than I had originally paid for. While true, this is a hotel where you specifically hand pick a room that you want as each room is uniquely styled. Our suite was nice, but we would have been perfectly happy in the Oge Chinoiserie that we had booked, even with it being a smaller room. They ended up accommodating us by relocating some of the amenities to the downstairs sitting room which was very nice of them.

Overall, we still enjoyed our stay. The pool across the street is lovely, the room was clean, the location was relatively close to the activities we had planned. The only other thing I would have preferred is for them to add the hot breakfasts back. I see that they used to serve it before COVID, but then they switched over to a continental breakfast that is served in your room. I would not mind paying more for a hot breakfast in the morning time. This would be a great amenity to bring back that would really put this place over the top!

Scott Williams

Our experiences with period homes has been mixed. We like to support those who are trying to preserve history, so we give the historic homes and hotels a try. We are often disappointed but recognize the great expense to renovate, update, and maintain buildings that are old and not expected to accommodate fixtures and systems that we enjoy in our modern homes. Too many of our experiences have turned out a little disappointing, but not here at the Oge House. We loved understanding and living the history of this grand old home!
The breakfast was worth getting up for, the beds were worth the anticipation. Our room was nice, cozy, and decorated well and held to the standards of the graceful old home they adorned.
The staff was very friendly, but not interested in inserting themselves into our business unless we initiated the discussion. We liked that. Don and Lisle have a great home here and a great system to keep guests happy and comfortable.
Thanks for a great stay and for supporting our fantastic week in San Antonio!

Elsa C. L

Staying in a house and a room surrounded by the finest things that are pleasing to see definitely lift one’s mood, bring forth good feelings and make lovely memories that would be reminisced. My husband and I are both delighted with the Oge House, its grounds, high-ceilinged foyer, lit glass shelves at the top or bottom of the stairs, its Elder room and its ambience!|The Oge House’ s proximity to the River Walk is a plus.||We just wish that an extra soap for the shower is provided in case we need it for our three-night stay.

Line C

So disappointed. We stayed at the Carriage house 2nd floor and had high expectations because of the price per room and the pictures on the website. It did NOT live up to our expectations nor the pictures. The house is old and poorly maintained, not to mention, dirty. We even found a pile of dead ants in the kitchen. The furniture is worn and the mattresses are uncomfortable. |It was awesome to have our own pool and the jacuzzi warmed up nicely but there was not enough patio furniture and that too, was worn out and dirty. |The stair going up the 2nd floor was an outright hazard.|Communication with the owner was not pleasant.

Reed Hanger

The room we stayed in was fairly small with a sloped in roof, but the staff is very friendly. It's a much more personal experience than a usual hotel stay -- the owners like to talk with the guests, and one served us breakfast for several days. The bed was extremely comfortable and had skylights above it. The building itself -- a Victorian era house -- is full of interesting pictures and a common room with complimentary cookies, wine, and other drinks. I didn't get a chance to try out the spa, though I was tempted. Overall, definitely an experience I'd recommend trying.

Cookie Mccray

The staff at Noble Inns was so friendly and accommodating. We loved breakfast in the Oge house. Not only was it the best food and fresh coffee that we have had in recent memory, but the surroundings were beautiful and serene. Our room in Jackson House was smaller than we expected, as was the box of chocolates that we ordered, but the house was comfortable and the complimentary refreshments were great. As part of our package, we purchased dinner for two at the Liberty Bar, a separate establishment. Neither of us enjoyed a single item that was ordered, from the complimentary bread to the dessert. Also, somehow thought it would be a romantic environment as we were celebrating our anniversary, but it was very casual. The staff was wonderful and attentive, but the food just wasn't impressive. Enjoyed the Noble Inns though!