We had a great stay for a great price. We were going to San Antonio for a Spurs playoff game, so I used Priceline to book our stay. I got our room for $90/night.

It's right across the street from the Alamo and next to the Riverwalk. So the location is great!

The beds were amazing. It was the first time I've slept in till 10am in weeks! The jacuzzi tub in the room was awesome and I love the Aveda products.

What really made the trip was that the staff was amazing and saved the day for me. We were about to leave for the game when I tripped and broke my sandal. I didn't have time to run to the mall. I didn't have any other game appropriate shoes. The front desk went out of their way to call maintenance to find me Super Glue. Then maintenance was there immediately. Jesse the maintenance guy took a paper clip to help fasten my sandal back into place. Everyone was just so friendly.

Not only did my sandals make it through the night but also the rest of the trip. Thanks for saving my trip!

my friend and i stayed at the Emily Morgan on our recent trip to San Antonio. The rooms were excellent, clean, great view, close to everything we wanted to see.

It also has a great history. It used to be part of the Alamo grounds and also a hospital at one time. Check out the gargoyels (sp?) on the building.

Emily Morgan's location was excellent. But the room was tiny for 2 of us to stay and move around. We had a conference to attend near by, and we occasionally had to work from the room. But it was very difficult. Both of us had computers and the front desk made us pay 2 Internet connection fees per day for the entire stay (4 nights). Why don't they charge internet fee per room??

Their Aveda bathroom amenities were nice. But the bathroom was also very small and without a fan. So every time after the shower, the room got very humid and hot. I don't think there was a fan in the bedroom either. The window was not for opening either.

The room was clean and their bed was comfortable though I don't feel the hotel was 4 star hotel at all. 3 Stars is probably right. I recommend the hotel for probably 1 night stay for sightseeing, but it's not a place for longer and business stay, not worth $200 per night plus tax.

I had a very similar experience to the previous reviewer. We booked through Hotwire and were immediatley told so on checking in and treated like a lower class of guest.. This unfortunately happens at many hotels. (I personally know how I booked my room and don't need the check-in person to tell me.)

The room itself was small but reasonable for a Queen. However the bathroom was dirty and badly in need of some renovation. The faucets and other fixtures (shower curtain, etc.) were old looking and of poor quality. The caulking in the shower and around the sink was miscolored (not white like it was orginally) and seemed to have mold/mildew in some places.

The room/door also had very poor sound insulation to the hallway. You could understand every work being spoken in the hallway. We went to sleep a bit earlier (10pm) and were woken several times troughout the night whenever other guests returned to their rooms. They were not exceptionally loud, but the door provided little to no sound proofing.