Cambria Hotel Houston features a beautiful lobby where guests can gather and relax. The lobby features two bright yellow sofas, a geometric-patterned rug, a stone fireplace with a lit fire, a glass coffee table with books, and decorative vases. Wall-mounted animal antlers flank the fireplace.
Cambria Hotel Houston offers a full-service restaurant and bar. The elegant bar and lounge area has a well-stocked bar counter, high stools, and two flat-screen TVs. The space has ambient lighting, contemporary furniture, and a cozy seating area with tables and chairs in the background.
Cambria Hotel Houston is located in one of the city’s most iconic skyscrapers, and their AAA Four Diamond hotel offers upgraded amenities and classic Texas charm. A historic tall building with “Alamo National Bank” carved on its facade, surrounded by modern high-rises under a partly cloudy sky. A street with cars and directional signs is visible in the foreground.
Cambria Hotel Houston - The exterior view of the Cambria Hotel entrance features a modern glass and stone facade, with the hotel's name displayed on a plaque next to the revolving doors under a clear blue sky.
Cambria Hotel Houston offers spacious guest rooms. A modern hotel room featuring two neatly made twin beds with white linens flanked by a central nightstand with a lamp. The room includes a beige upholstered headboard, framed artwork above the beds, and a soft, neutral color palette.
Cambria Hotel Houston lobby: This room features a beige sofa, wooden coffee table, colorful area rug, and bar area with green stools. It is well-lit, with large windows and stylish overhead lighting.
Cambria Hotel Houston front desk and guest check-in. This modern hotel reception area features a large, striking marble desk with a unique, multicolored agate backdrop. The floor displays a black-and-white geometric pattern, complemented by an elegant ceiling with linear lights.
Cambria Hotel Houston's King-suite seating area has large windows offering city views, a grey sofa and armchair, a white coffee table, and a TV unit. Built-in shelves with books and decor and a subtle, warm color scheme complete the space.
Cambria Hotel Houston seating area in front of beautiful staircase—This luxurious lobby features a long, velvet-tufted sofa with patterned cushions. The floor is marble with contrasting black and white stripes, complemented by elegant lighting and a minimalist staircase.

Cambria Hotel Houston

The historic Great Southwest Building was built in 1926.

The Great Southwest Building is a magnificent Houston landmark that has stood tall since 1926. Originally known as the Petroleum Building, it is a true testament to the city's rich history and is individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building's 21 floors and adjacent 2-story elements are a sight to behold and provide a glimpse into the city's past.

Recently, the building transformed into the luxurious Cambria Hotel. The hotel offers 226 distinctive and stylish boutique-style rooms, including five suites, designed to provide guests with a unique and unforgettable experience. Visitors can also explore the retail and restaurant options available within the building.

The hotel's amenities are second to none, including a full-service restaurant and lounge that serves a delectable array of culinary delights. The ballroom and meeting rooms are perfect for hosting events, and the original and customized artwork throughout the building adds a touch of elegance and sophistication. The fitness center is well-equipped and provides guests with a wide range of exercise options.

Overall, the Great Southwest Building and the Cambria Hotel provide guests with an unforgettable experience that blends the old and the new, creating a perfect balance between history and modern luxury.

Client
Todd Interests

Location
Houston, TX

Opened
July 2019

Services
Architecture, Interior Design


Awards
2019 Preservation Houston Good Brick Award

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