9999 Westheimer Rd - Houston, TX, United States 77042

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	Click photo to view              Location. Located in the center of west Houston, Texas, just off the Sam Houston Tollway, the Hilton Houston Westchase provides guests access to all major arteries of the city. Found 15 miles from the downtown Houston area, including Reliant Stadium, Minute Maid Park and the Houston Galleria, the hotel is within 35 miles of both the George Bush International and Houston Hobby airports.
Hotel Features. The Hilton Houston Westchase welcomes guests to a western-style lobby bar complete with a stone fireplace. The on-site Rio Ranch Restaurant, serving three meals a day, adjacent to the bar, is decorated with deer antler chandeliers and cowboy print fabrics complimenting the cuisine that includes mesquite grilled entrees. The hotel's outdoor pool and spa tub are tucked behind green landscaping and accented by a deck. Inside, a fitness center, flexible meeting space and business center are available, as is high-speed Internet access in public areas. For guests visiting attractions within three miles of the hotel, the Hilton Houston Westchase offers complimentary shuttle services. Guestrooms. Guestrooms at the Hilton Houston Westchase are decorated in vibrant colors and mahogany furnishings and feature floor-to- ceiling windows. Premium bedding, video gaming consoles and expanded cable television are room standards. Select guestrooms feature executive and studio-suite options that include separate seating and living areas, and sofas. Expert Tip. The design of the hotel's Rio Ranch restaurant and bar areas was inspired by the ranch houses of early Texas, with the wood used in the bar ceiling being salvaged from a pre-Civil War barn. The interior and exterior walls incorporate limestone and cedar native to the Texas Hill Country, with the limestone itself quarried in Texas.