Houstonian Hotel,
Club, and Spa Renovation
Houston, Texas
Houstonian Hotel,
The Houstonian Hotel, Club, and Spa Renovation in Houston, Texas represents a significant transformation of a 185,000 SF facility located on a 27-acre wooded property. As part of the club’s 40th anniversary celebration, a $70 million renovation was carried out in three phases, upgrading the club’s amenities and guest rooms to provide an enhanced, luxury experience.
This renovation included 280 newly renovated guest rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling views of the surrounding woods, creating a serene and peaceful environment for guests. The Houstonian Club itself is a hub of wellness, offering diverse amenities including indoor and outdoor tennis courts, aquatic programs, a resort pool with rockslide, sports lap pool, and a quiet garden pool. Guests have access to over 300 fitness equipment pieces, group exercise studios, a private yoga studio with aerial silks, a cycle studio, and a basketball court.
The crown jewel of the renovation is the Trellis Spa, now the largest luxury spa in Texas, spanning 26,500 SF. The spa offers a range of treatments in spaces that evoke nature-inspired hues, including a grand reception area, renovated treatment rooms, a Reflection Pool, and serene lounge areas.
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