Welcome back to 504 Road Trips! Today we are at the Hilton Garden Inn Houston
Northwest America Plaza, and we're going to give you a tour of our hotel room.
So this is our King Bed Junior Suite here at the Hilton Garden Inn and we'll
give a quick room tour, starting with the normal safety features. We have a floor
plan here, and this is us over here, and this is a larger room. The rooms that
stick out here are the junior suites. We have a peephole that's broken...the
little cover is broken. It's messed up pretty good. We have a
mechanical deadbolt lock, safety latch. This is the living room area. You've got
a nice desk here.
And on the desk we have a lamp, and the lamp has two
electric outlets on it, and there's another two electric outlets up there on
the wall. There's an Ethernet cable which you can plug directly in there if you have
that port on your laptop...telephone... This is all sort of sorts of menus, and
that sort of thing and some writing paper, pen, and a hotel directory.
[Applause]
Ergonomic chair. And this is a pullout sofa. Yes it is a pullout sofa.
Little coffee table with some decorative fake grass here in this thing. I think they
bought that at IKEA.
Another lamp over here in the corner with two electric outlets, and another outlet there,
so there's plenty of places to plug in. The room is pretty well lit, which we've found
a lot of the rooms that we've stayed in or not well lit, but this one even has a
ceiling fixture which is very unusual in a hotel. We have a nice sized TV and we're
watching "Live PD" as we do every time we stay in a hotel. We have this piece of
furniture here with this open space here. But it's not deep enough to put your VCR
in. I don't know what they think you're gonna do with that
Got some drawers here.
All of which are empty. This door here goes to the next room, so I guess if you
rented both rooms you'd have a nice full-size suite. And there is a
thermostat that controls the air conditioner. Over here we have a
microwave. The time is set correctly and the little turntable is on its track. Keurig
coffee maker, and the standard morning edition blend and decaf, and some English
breakfast tea. A couple of Coffeemates, cups, condiments, bottles of water which are
two dollars...well "Diamond, gold and silver members--just a little thanks from
us. Enjoy 2 free bottles of water in every stay. All other guests, 2 dollars.
Well, we're Gold, so I guess we get to keep the water. That's not very nice for
the other guests.
Got a refrigeraror.
Has a little icebox with no ice cube trays.
So moving on further into the room
we have a closet here which has mirrored glass doors so you can see yourself.
Inside the closet, we have regular coat hangers that can be removed from the rod.
But the rod is here, but that doesn't work because you wouldn't be able to
close the door so they got the rod hang... I mean they got the curtain...(!) They got the
hangers hanging from this part right here which is...I guess that shelf's not
really meant to be put into a closet like this but it works. We have an iron
an ironing board, luggage rack, and this is a safe. This is different from most of the
hotel safes that I've seen. It's actually got a top closing lid [BEEPS] [MECHANICAL SOUND] [BEEP]
Why is it telling me the combination? One two three four. That's pretty heavy duty
and it's anchored to the floor. Up above we have extra bedding. I guess the
extra bedding is either for if it's really cold you put it on the bed or if
you're sleeping on the sofa you can use it there. So this is our king
bed. Comes with four big pillows. The nightstand, Bible in the drawer. Remote control
for the TV, basic alarm clock. This lamp has an electrical outlet on it.
On the other side of the bed
we have an empty drawer, no phonebook. And this also has an electric outlet on it. And this is
some sort of a strange telephone. It's cordless. I've never seen anything like
this in a hotel room in my life. Not that I've used a hotel room telephone anytime
I can remember but that's why we have cell phones. Another lamp here in the
corner. And another TV, and this TV is actually mounted on the wall instead of
sitting on top of this dresser here. And the TV is on one of these extendable
arms that can be pulled out, and it can be angled in several different ways I'm
not really sure why though because the cabling doesn't allow you to pull it out
very far. This is a DirecTV box
Usually you don't see that in a hotel. I was thinking maybe it had some kind of
connectivity for...I don't know, gaming systems or something like that but it
doesn't appear to. Of course you can plug all kinds of stuff into the back of the
TV too. There's all kinds of inputs like a normal TV has. But I guess if
you wanted to sit in the living room and watch something different on this TV
than was on the other TV you could almost angle it that way if you sat in
the middle of the floor.
So this is our view outside the window, and this is US Highway 290 out here
[CLUNK] Oops.
And we need to get some light on the subject here.
And that's a lot better. We can see
the US-290 Expressway right in front of the hotel, and across the street we
were looking for something to eat. We came in starving last night, and right
across the street is a Tex-Mex place called La Fogata, and it turned out to be
really good, really good service, really good food, and it wasn't really all that
expensive. And if you're into it, on the right over there is an indoor go-kart
racing track.
So now we look at this mystery door right here, and if you
haven't already figured it out, this is the bathroom. And this has a stand-up
shower only. It's big enough for a tub, but for some reason they didn't put a tub
in. They just put in a stand-up shower. It's a big shower. It's got this ummm...what I
call the headache rack up here and in some
hotels I've stayed in, if you
enter from that side of the shower, you walk in and you bust your head on that rack.
But since the door's on this side. I guess that won't be as big of a problem.
We'll check out the shower a minute. Artwork on the wall there. We have a toilet.
Towels and washcloth, nicely done up for us. Down here we
have a box of Kleenex, more toilet paper. Toilet paper there. That's a hairdryer
Neutrogena soap, box of Kleenex, a couple of cups...
Neutrogena body lotion, conditioner, shampoo, a shower cap, French milled soap,
another fancy towel and washcloth folded up for us. Some more hand towels. Very
well lit, and there's an air conditioner vent in the bathroom so it doesn't get
too hot in here. Nice sized mirror here, and they
haven't have a place to plug in. Guess that's to plug in your electric razor. Does anybody
use electric razors anymore? Anyway that pretty much wraps up this room tour.
Just a note: we paid $75 for a king room in this hotel and being Hilton Gold we're
eligible for a free upgrade, so we asked for the upgrade, and they bumped us up to
this junior suite which normally would have cost $84. But we only paid $75 plus tax.
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