From our recent stay vs. a litany of complaints on past reviews, it appears they have taken many of those criticisms and fixed the majority of them.... or folks just like to complain or think they are going to get an Embassy Suites-esque experience for half the price. The hotel is an old Ramada, recently remodeled in an urban style with exposed conduit, unfinished concrete ceilings, etc. The breakfast included in the room price was outstanding for a Saturday during a non-football weekend. Texas waffle maker, biscuits & gravy, bacon, sausage patties, fresh fruit salad, bagels, yogurt, OJ, coffee...dont know what folks are expecting for $165 on a Saturday night stay in the fall, but I can't take a family of 4 out to a non-fast-food breakfast for less than $60.

Elevator needs some work on the finishings, if it's supposed to look urban/steam punk, they missed the mark. Common occurrence across all hotels, guests need to learn how to close a door without shaking the entire hall and waking up guests at 6AM.

Motel was in a good location in college station. It had an excellent continental breakfast much more extensive than I would typically expect at this level of hotel. It included eggs bacon biscuits and gravy fruit waffles and many other items. The beds were comfortable the sheets were soft and the pillows were supportive. I would definitely stay here again.

Elevators looked a little worn out.

Location was great. Staff was awesome. Amenities were fine. Was only there for a short period but it meet what we needed for the stay. Cookies were nice.

Price was not that great but it was graduation weekend so I guess it should've been expected. The only really bad thing with the room was the shower. There was absolutely zero water pressure so it was hard for multiple people to shower and get ready for the graduation.

It was such a great hotel! The staff was friendly and helpful, the breakfast was great with fresh eggs, bacon, yogurt, etc. The lobby area is very comfortable and set up with creature comforts with several large seating areas. They have a bar and games like wooden Jenga, oversized wooden connect four, and a foosball table. When I pulled up to the hotel I was confused. The outside doesn't do it justice (yet). They just opened! They have revamped an existing hotel with interesting modern decor with an industrial kick. The beds were clean and comfortable and the double queen room was spacious with a nice flat screen, lounging chair, freshly updated and decorated. The AC is a wall unit that kept my room cold. Cleaning service popped in quickly each morning for a quick tidy up which was nice! The bathroom was completely updated with a roomy shower and glass door instead of a curtain. Also, there is a long desk and a lengthy wall shelf in the room plus a microwave, coffee maker, minifridge, and nice sized closet. It is so close to campus, but not in all of the traffic congestion.

I loved all of it! It will be nice to see if they add some dresser drawers and the bathroom could use some towel hanging hooks.

Great vibe. Game room, music. Front desk was helpful. Breakfast was good. Would like more than a single coffee station, but otherwise good. We will be back to this hotel, even though we are Marriott members. This hotel was like what I think Aloft wants to be.

Parking was terrible. Had to park at a Jack in the Box due to not a single available parking space for 2 rooms, 2 cars. Risky, even though there was an arrangement with the hotel to do so. Perfectly good stay except for parking.

The breakfast & coffee are well done & we appreciate the happy hours as well. The rooms were clean & the staff very nice. It is close to the stores, restaurants & A&M. I highly recommend to my friends.

I always recommend offering happy hour cocktail & appetizers after a long day of watching swim it’s nice to have time to relax before going to the room.

Great location in relation to TAMU. Friendly staff. Free breakfast options were satisfactory. Bar area was nice. Room was clean and the beds were comfortable. Good value for the price I paid of just over $100 a night.

Definitely some unfinished and outdated aspects. Water pressure in the shower was poor when the faucet was not completely turned to hot. Humid in the hallway on the 4th floor but it was 95+ degrees outside.

The value for the stay was great. The room was big and the staff was friendly. But the best thing about the hotel is how it is centrally located to so much. There are several food options in the parking lot, and it is practically on campus.

The breakfast was disappointing. There wasn't any juice options to choose from, just coffee or milk. Also, the mattress on the bed kept slipping of the wooden slat that it was on, and then the pillows would fall in the crevice.

The location primarily. Complementary breakfast.

The price and pillows. Feel like it was price gouging for a home football game weekend. I booked a king deluxe room and checked into a king with bunkbeds and the TV did not work. The staff immediately offered me a another king with bunkbed room or two queen beds. I was told the other king deluxe rooms were assigned to other guest who had not checked in. I booked months ago. There were a total of four couples and four rooms in my group. A shuttle to and from the football game would’ve made the value better.

We love Aggieland Boutique hotel for it's location. It is one of the nicer hotels we have stayed in when visiting our student at Texas A&M. It is well located for accessing services in the city, as well as getting to the campus. It is very quiet and the rooms are reasonably clean and have a good temperature.

The breakfast was very disappointing on this visit. The gym equipment is very basic and there seems to be less than shown in the pictures.