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 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

Services
Architecture, Interior Design


Awards
2019 Preservation Houston Good Brick Award

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