Brenda

Had a great stay! They provided a little bag of dog treats as well as a placard for the door to let people know the room had a dog. They even have a gated dog park right behind the hotel. Only downside is they don’t allow dogs in public areas including the pool deck, which was a little disappointing.

Nice hotel, friendly staff, no dog amenities. The location is great as it’s right next to the Alamo. Having to valet isn’t the best but it was fine as we knew going in we would need to. No grassy spots for the dog. It’s nothing but cement for a couple of blocks. Other than that we had no issues and the fee of $50 per stay was super reasonable. We also saw lots of other dogs around the hotel so it seems to be a popular place for families with dogs.

I’ve been here a number of times and I as thrilled when I called to ask if they allowed dogs on the patio and they said yes.

The food was exceptional as always and service was fantastic. They even brought out water for our dog. They are definitely a more upscale ($$$) restaurant but the kids (3 &12) were both able to find things they liked on the kids menu and we got to enjoy some more adult meals (oysters, tuna tacos) and delicious drinks.

We are a big Landrys family and eat at many of the restaurants in the chain fairly often. The location is nice as it’s near a staircase to get to the street level and you have quick access to it or the rest of the riverwalk.

The tables on the riverwalk where they allow pets don’t have a lot of room but we made due. Wouldn’t recommend if you have a large dog.