더 라살레 호텔 브라이언 컬리지 스테이션, 트리뷰트 포트폴리오 호텔

Clean rooms. Clean hotel. Decent area of Bryan. However room had a slight musty odor. And let’s not tip toe around the single biggest issue here: the train. It is bone shaking loud and we were on the opposite side of hotel farthest away. Expect anywhere from 3-6 train trips at night. Yes… at night. Thursday seems to be the worst with 6 trips from 10 pm to 6 am. Second issue is parking. There is a decent sized lot that is a half block away from hotel. It’s behind another converted restaurant. 1) it isn’t obvious. 2) it isn’t gated and anyone can park there 3) it’s suuuper dark at night. 4) if it’s raining or oppressively hot… lol have fun. Attached restaurant was good to decent. The drinks were fantastic. Breakfast never opened up on time. I like the revitalization efforts in downtown Bryan. It has great potential. This hotel would be fantastic without the train and bizarre parking. My God… the train.

Wonderful visit but be warned. :) First, yes the hotel is in the center of town, yes, the hotel is near the train tracks. Just like any other small town on a railway. If you are a late sleeper, use the provided ear plugs. The first trains, that I heard, came a little before 0600. I was already into my first cup of coffee. The hotel is near the old town city center. Pleasant walking distance for the restaurants and businesses. Easy parking. Decor is upscale, mid century, and in great shape. Hotel cleanliness was topnotch. The staff all seemed to be focused on customer service. Some were a little newer in their roles but clearly aiming to please. Checkin was pleasant and quick. The front desk representative had many great suggestions for our evening. She was clearly management material! The lobby bartender was the perfect host to kick off our group's night out. She also was management material! We plans to use again on our next trip town.

A quick trip for a family event, but it was magnificent! The hotel was wonderful and we will definitely stay there again!

The is a beautiful boutique hotel with a lot of charm. Excellent staff and yummy room amenities. Right off of the lobby is Station 36 restaurant offering outstanding food.

I was asked to tip the women who checked me in. Are you serious!!! How about you pay your employees better so they don't need to beg money from me. This is absurd and something I have never seen at any hotel around the world. This property is average at best and obviously very poorly managed.

The LaSalle opened in September 2024 under Marriott's upscale, boutique Tribute Portfolio brand. It looks like the hotel was extensively renovated from floor to ceiling. While the build is old and historic, the interior fe​lt virtually brand new. Other than The Stella, which is a Marriott Autograph Collection branded property, The LaSalle is probably the nicest hotel in Bryan and College Station. I had a last-minute reservation and Kimberly at the front desk was awesome. One of the better front desk clerks that I've ​ever come across. She handled everything and ensured that my preferences on the reservation and my Bonvoy Ambassador profile were fulfilled.​ For one night I was in a standard room. The standard room was actually bigger than I expected. The bathroom was also relatively huge with a gorgeous walk-in shower. ​No desk but there was a comfortable small chair with a small circulator table that could be used for a laptop. There were also a few USB and electrical outlets. In all, the room was well-appointed. The bathroom featured a local brand of toiletries. All the expected toiletries were provided. I liked the local brand. If I had complaints about the room/bathroom: 1) The TV is a little too small. If I had to guess, I'd say the TV was 28 or 30 inches in size. 2) No bottled water or stocked mini-bar is provided, which is an issue since the hotel doesn't have a lobby market or pantry with soda, water, etc. 3) The coffeemaker is the cheap generic hotel coffeemaker with cheap coffee. Given this is supposed to be a 4-star hotel, I would have expected at least branded coffee. 4) While the local branded toiletries are nice, the dispensers look cheap and like something from a gym or locker room. Surely, there's a better way to present the toiletries. 5) The bedding was fine. Fairly typical linen. But at a 4-star boutique hotel I would expect Frette or something a little higher end. As a Marriott elite I received breakfast. The benefit is handled well and I could seemingly order anything off the menu. The coffee was excellent. I really appreciated the restaurant being open at 6:30 am, especially with the bad in-room coffee. The hotel has dedicated spots in a parking lot. You can also park on the street in front of the hotel. Downtown seems safe but there's no obvious signs of security. ​Now the big thing: the noise. A couple times during the night trains come right through town. There's really no escaping the noise. I didn't hear any trains until about 5:30 or 6 a.m., when it woke me up. The hotel gives small one-time ear plugs, which really don't work well if you're sleeping. They're going to fall out. I know the hotel can't do anything about the railroad. But does the train really have to blast its horn? Surely, that's not necessary with modern technology. At the very minimum, the hotel could have put in better noise insulation when the room was renovated. I suspect most of the complaints center around the train noise. For me,