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Our top choices for Texas Gulf Coast Scottish Inn

A fenced outdoor area with trees and a grassy field.

1. Scottish Inns Westcott Street

Washington Ave./ Memorial Park

Juan

₩100,017 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 17 - Nov 18

A coffee station with two beverage dispensers, a coffee machine, and a snack display.

2. Scottish Inn & Suites Highway 6 South

Houston

Dushawn

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Top Texas Gulf Coast Hotel Reviews

Beachfront Palms Resort Galveston, an Ascend Collection Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Clean room, friendly staff and breakfast was amazing!"

Club Quarters Hotel Downtown, Houston

10/10 Excellent

"Booked this hotel last minute and didn’t know what to expect. It’s super cute and in a perfect location in downtown Houston. I have no complaints. Corner stores, restaurants, cafes, etc. all in walking distance. Didn’t order breakfast or food so can’t tell you about it. But they have a restaurant downstairs which is convenient. Bed was mad comfortable. No vent in the bathroom which is weird so I showered with the bathroom door open and had the AC on in the room to work as ventilation. They had a free water station on my floor (16) and I’m assuming it’s on every floor. They have empty reusable water bottles for you to use too, but I used my own because lowkey ew (but I appreciate the efforts for saving the planet!!) I’m a black female solo traveler and I felt fine walking around the area 10-15mins in daylight to run errands. The city was surprisingly very clean and relatively peaceful when I went. The only thing is that there’s so many homeless men in the area and they’re super active (walking around all day and night, talking, etc.). Obviously I don’t fault them for being homeless but they’re still men and I’m still a young woman so I recommended keeping a watchful eye. I stayed for four nights."