Noble Inns

"This was one of the worst hotel / B&B experiences I have ever had. I rarely leave reviews but I felt an obligation to anybody considering a stay here. I'll start with the positives: the house was very nice, with a beautiful location right on the riverwalk. Unfortunately, every interaction we had with the owner was unpleasant and unprofessional. He talked over me, never letting me finish a sentence, and when my son stood up for me he said “you are being very rude.” He reprimanded us and treated us like children instead of guests when we made reasonable requests, threatening to keep property we left in the room after we raised these concerns with him. I can not in good conscience recommend staying here or at any other property owned by Noble Inns."

"Our experiences with period homes has been mixed. We like to support those who are trying to preserve history, so we give the historic homes and hotels a try. We are often disappointed but recognize the great expense to renovate, update, and maintain buildings that are old and not expected to accommodate fixtures and systems that we enjoy in our modern homes. Too many of our experiences have turned out a little disappointing, but not here at the Oge House. We loved understanding and living the history of this grand old home! The breakfast was worth getting up for, the beds were worth the anticipation. Our room was nice, cozy, and decorated well and held to the standards of the graceful old home they adorned. The staff was very friendly, but not interested in inserting themselves into our business unless we initiated the discussion. We liked that. Don and Lisle have a great home here and a great system to keep guests happy and comfortable. Thanks for a great stay and for supporting our fantastic week in San Antonio!"

"The room we stayed in was fairly small with a sloped in roof, but the staff is very friendly. It's a much more personal experience than a usual hotel stay -- the owners like to talk with the guests, and one served us breakfast for several days. The bed was extremely comfortable and had skylights above it. The building itself -- a Victorian era house -- is full of interesting pictures and a common room with complimentary cookies, wine, and other drinks. I didn't get a chance to try out the spa, though I was tempted. Overall, definitely an experience I'd recommend trying."

"I loved the privacy and comfort of my room at the Jackson House. It's a beautiful home away from home. I loved the old fashioned romantic feel of the house that was displayed in every last detail. The breakfasts were superb. I'm not usually a breakfast person, but when the meals are home-cooked to perfection in the adjoining kitchen, I found myself looking forward to each breakfast and the wonderful culinary experience. The bed and breakfasts are located in a sleepy, historic neighborhood that would make you think you're miles from downtown San Antonio. But, in fact, it was a short 10-15 minute walk to the Convention Center, which was perfect for the convention I attended. Staff were kind, understanding, and eager to make each persons stay exceptional. I don't know that I can say enough about how much I enjoyed my stay except that it was perfect and I am definitely looking forward to an opportunity to stay at a Noble Inn again very soon. I highly recommend everyone stay at one of the Noble Inns if you ever have the opportunity."

"My husband and I stayed in the Riverview Room at the Oge House as a birthday celebration weekend. We loved how secluded we felt, with a second staircase to our room and a private back porch overlooking the fountain and the river walk. Our room was spacious and the Jacuzzi tub was wonderful. The breakfasts were delicious and decadent. The innkeepers were extremely friendly and helpful. Downtown was a mere 10-15 minute walk along the beautiful river. We will definitely return!"