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Daily Mandatory Charge includes the Waco Tourism PID Fee and Texas Recovery Fee.
This Hilton Hotel is situated on the banks of the Brazos River in the heart of Texas. Unwind at this Waco hotel close to a range of great attractions including Magnolia Market at the Silos and Baylor University. Relax in a spacious king or double bed guest room or choose an executive room and enjoy exclusive access to premium Brazos River views as well as continental breakfast and special in-room amenities.
Connected to the Waco Convention Center via a covered walkway - this hotel in downtown Waco offers over ten thousand square feet of versatile meeting space for up to 200 guests. Host briefings in our boardroom and the grandest of Waco celebrations in the flexible ballroom. Hold a special event in one of two stunning outdoor venues and admire lush gardens featuring fountains with pebble brooks and wooden gazebos. Stay productive with free WiFi throughout the hotel and catch up with work in the 24-hour business center.
Re-energize with a workout in the 24-hour fitness center or plunge into the outdoor pool before lounging in the beautifully landscaped seating area. Take in breathtaking Brazos River views over succulent steaks and innovative Italian cuisine at Brazos Grille. Wake up with a freshly brewed coffee from the Starbucks coffee kiosk and enjoy cool evening drinks and bar snacks in the inviting Lobby Bar.
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4.3
1,681 reviews
5 stars
983
4 stars
436
3 stars
123
2 stars
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1 star
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What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Location
The hotel is praised for its great location, close to restaurants and attractions.
Staff
Many reviews highlight the friendly and helpful staff, contributing positively to the overall experience.
Room Condition
Numerous guests noted that the rooms are outdated and in need of renovation, with issues like peeling paint and old furnishings.
Cleanliness
While some guests found the hotel clean, others reported issues with cleanliness in common areas and rooms.
Dining Experience
The breakfast received positive feedback, but the bar and dinner service were often criticized for poor quality and high prices.
- MNMark Nolan2 days ago2.0The location is great. The room good. The bar and restaurant. Not so much. To call this a bar. Is a real stretch. If it’s not directly on the menu. Best of luck to ya. And 18 bucks for a margarita is crazy. The food was not good. Bad bar food at best. The “bar tender” was complaining he had to make drinks. The young lady that was our waitress was really trying to make the best of it.
- KEKandace Ehlinger6 days ago1.0The man who checked us out was not welcoming. The lobby looked nice, but the elevators were dirty and the rooms felt old and outdated. There was paint peeling on the wall from cheap paintjobs, and while the room was clean enough, it definitely felt like a much cheaper hotel. Thankfully it smelled ok when we went in the room. Small outdated bathroom. The view was amazing, and the best part of the stay was the comfortable bed and blankets. Overall, it was not worth the $220 we paid and I would try the other nearby hotels before resorting to this one. I would return if all the other hotels were full.
- AEAustin Ehlinger6 days ago2.0The lobby is decent. Rooms that we stayed in were not equivalent to a four star hotel. My initial feeling when walking into the room was Motel 6
- PBPatrick BowdenNov 18, 20253.0Diamond Review- as others have mentioned the property is old and dated. The rooms are in need of a remodel. I requested a room away from the elevator and I was placed in 1113 directly next to the elevator. The elevator makes groaning noise during each use and the walls are thin. Thankfully, they were able to move me to a Different room. The location is very close to a lot of dining options and the parking lot is spacious. The TV is an older style without access to any apps. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful.
- ECEric Gail CarpenterNov 10, 20255.0Very clean, quiet, comfy, and great location on the Brazos River. Great spot to walk and fond places to eat and blocks away ftom the Silos. The Brazos Park trail is nearby for a great walk along the river. The hotel itself and rooms are a bit dated but great views.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hilton Waco
What are the check-in and check-out times at Hilton Waco?
Check-in time is at 4:00 PM and check-out time is at 11:00 AM at Hilton Waco.
Does Hilton Waco offer free WiFi?
Yes, Hilton Waco offers free WiFi available in public areas and has a public internet terminal.
Are pets allowed at Hilton Waco?
Pets are not allowed at Hilton Waco, but service dogs with proper documents are permitted.
Is parking available at Hilton Waco?
Yes, free self-parking is available for guests at Hilton Waco.
What dining options are available at Hilton Waco?
Hilton Waco features three restaurants including the Brazos Grille bar and offers room service. Vegetarian and vegan meals are also available.
Does Hilton Waco provide accessibility features for guests with mobility needs?
Yes, Hilton Waco is mobility accessible and has accessible parking and elevators.
What fitness and recreational facilities does Hilton Waco offer?
Hilton Waco has a free 24-hour fitness center and one outdoor pool for guests to enjoy.
Are there meeting and event spaces available at Hilton Waco?
Yes, there are eight meeting rooms including a boardroom, ballroom, and two outdoor venues connected to the Waco Convention Center for up to 200 guests.
What nearby attractions can guests visit around Hilton Waco?
Guests can visit Magnolia Market at the Silos, Baylor University, the Brazos River, Indian Spring Park, and the Waco Freedom Fountain, all located near Hilton Waco.
How can guests access Hilton Waco from local transit or nearby landmarks?
Hilton Waco is connected to the Waco Convention Center via a covered walkway, and guests can also visit nearby landmarks such as the Brazos Grille bar and City Hall for easy navigation around downtown Waco.