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Houston Premium Outlets Hotel & Travel Guide

You're bound to enjoy your experience at Houston Premium Outlets.

It's just one of the long list of reasons that many world travelers visit the beloved city of Houston year after year.

After a big day out, you will be able to return to your room in good time for some much-needed time out. If you plan to stay in the area, there is just 1 choice. After a delicious breakfast at the Seventh Heaven Ranch Resort Bed & Breakfast, it won't take you very long to reach Houston Premium Outlets, only 3 miles (5 kilometers) away.

Are you looking for a snack and a caffeine hit? Follow the delicious aroma of fresh coffee beans to Starbucks (29300 Hempstead Road, Cypress). Once the coffee has well and truly worn off, you'll need to start thinking about a healthier meal. We'd be surprised if you didn't discover at least one thing to your liking on the menu at Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen (29300 Hempstead Road #989, Cypress.)

Other Things to Do Near Houston Premium Outlets

If you can squeeze it in, be sure to investigate what else is on in the region:

Cypress Lakes Golf Club is an excellent place to play a game or two and enjoy the company of like-minded new friends.
Head to the fairways at Blackhorse Golf Club, a great place to kick back and play a round or two.
If you're always seeking knowledge, Lone Star Pinball Museum may be worth paying a visit to.
Whether you're a golf enthusiast or a total newbie, don't miss the chance to play a few rounds at Longwood Golf Club.
You'll likely hear people refer to Northwest Forest Conference Center, an important facility for conferences.

The hotel was filthy! I wish I could upload pictures. Floors were sticky, trash overflowing, carpets weren’t vacuumed for the three days I was there. Same bag of chips all over the hall way for three days. Checked me into a room that was not sealed. I go in and bed had been used. I asked for a new room. Was told there were no rooms. Finally after an hour (in a completely packed lobby, no masks, no distancing) I was given another room. At 8 am the next morning a strange man entered my room with a key. I was told only one person was working that night and they didn’t know I was checked into the room. One person working on a sold out weekend. Next day I asked for towels, was told there were no towels. I was told they would bring the towels up to my room, they never did. Upon returning to my room at 10:00pm I asked for towels, still no towels. I was told only one housekeeper was working today, again one housekeeper on a sold out weekend! This was by far the worst service and hotel experience I’ve ever had! Do not stay there!