Champions Club Texas Hotel

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On: November 24, 2025

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Boutique Hotel in Houston, Westchase
Champions Club Texas is a first-of-its-kind hospitality destination in Houston featuring a full-service hotel, lounge and bar with Southern-inspired cuisine, and private-membership poker, located in Houston’s expanding Westchase community, Champions Club Texas is one of the safest hotels in Houston with a best-in-class security team and offers something for everyone – from business travelers seeking comfortable accommodations with well-appointed amenities to locals looking for a unique staycation or night out.

FULL-SERVICE HOTEL
The 71-room, full-service hotel features a contemporary design and offers numerous amenities including complimentary valet parking, 24 hour security, Wi-Fi access, 24/7 dining service, a fitness center, a pool, a business center, and an executive conference room. Standard rooms, junior suites, and a presidential suite are available.

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