The Westin Riverwalk San Antonio Hotel Review

I booked the Westin Riverwalk hotel in San Antonio for 5,000 Starpoints and $75 cash. The room rates were an astronomical $250+ taxes which made sense to use cash and points. I chose this hotel because the location can’t be beat. It’s located in the heart of downtown San Antonio which is walking distance to all the sights.

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American Express Centurion Lounge Review at DFW Airport Part 2
The Westin Riverwalk San Antonio Hotel Review
The Sights and Sounds of Downtown San Antonio Texas
The Sights and Sounds of the La Villita Historic Arts District in San Antonio
The Sights and Sounds of the San Antonio River Walk
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I requested an early check-in and the room was available by noon. The hotel lobby was simply stunning and I thought I might’ve stepped into a Luxury Collection hotel.

I used a Suite Night Award which was confirmed a few days before arrival. I chose the breakfast as my Platinum amenity and I also requested a late check-out.

The suite consisted of a spacious living room with a sofa, TV, and an executive desk.

The bedroom area was not enclosed and can easily be walked in and out from the living room. The suite is advertised as a 1 bedroom suite and it felt more of like a Junior Suite. I say that because usually you can see your bedroom from your sofa in a Junior Suite. A regular one bedroom suite would have separated the living room and bedroom area by a door or a sliding partition.

The bathroom was large and consisted of a double basin sink, bathtub, and shower.

The best part about the room was the view of the beautiful San Antonio Riverwalk.

I had breakfast in the main restaurant called Zocca. The Platinum breakfast benefit is a $15 credit per person (max 2) off the menu items. Each dish on the menu was less than $15 and we ordered the Texas sized waffle with scrambled eggs, hash browns, and flour tortilla.