Wanderstay Houston Hostel

My husband and I went to a staycation for one night at Wanderstay Boutique Hotel. It was a great experience. The girl at the reception was too sweet and showed us around and allotted us our room. Everything was very quick. They have themed rooms and very beautiful interiors. They even have a kitchen where you can get groceries and cook your own food Coffee is available 24/7. They have a conference room, lounge and common area. Coming to the safety: they have codes for everything, entrance and rooms which will be only given through email once you check in. The rooms are a little smaller than expected but there are two bathrooms so i found it very convenient. Overall i found the place very quiet and peaceful and perfect for a getaway. It's an adult only hotel. They allow small pet dogs. There is a coffee shop and a burger place just in walking distance.

Great place to stay. Very clean.

It was not shared that you could stay at the Property if your information shared that that you lived in the city of Houston. This property is in 3rd ward!!!! Look it up!!! I am from Houston. It is considered 3rd Ward!!! They are not transparent.

A good hostel, easy to get to buy public bus ($1.25 for each different bus, no transfers for some bizarre reason so take as few as possible, such as route 50 from Hobby airport to Eastwood transit then 25 to block away (Peggy Park). Takes about half an hour to 40 minutes to walk to CBD (downtown). Only issue is there's just two bathrooms for whole hostel and the shower and toilet in the same. Also not a fan of getting sent codes for doors would prefer a key or card.

Clean, welcoming, good vibes, pkeanty of information, nice kitchen with complementary coffee, clever decorations, safe, outside patio is nice. For the money paid, it is a really cool place. Thank you for your hospitality!

Wanderstay is amazing, but Houston does have a significant homeless population, and higher than average crime. My car was broken into on my latest visit. No fault of the management, but I recommend paying a few dollars extra for protected parking.