Hotel Discotheque

Name: Hotel Discotheque
Address: 18326 Tuscany Stone, San Antonio, TX, 78258, US
Telephone: +12104991111
Rating: 2

34 reviews

+1 (210) 499-1111

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18326 Tuscany Stone

San Antonio, TX 78258

+1 (210) 499-1111

Hotel Discotheque is a lively entertainment venue in San Antonio, TX, offering a unique blend of music, dancing, and socializing.

With a vibrant atmosphere and energetic crowd, Hotel Discotheque provides a space for guests to unwind and enjoy a night out on the town.

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Luis A.

12/18/2019

I went to hotel discotheque not too long ago and overall had a lot of fun. The sophisticated ambiance really makes a big difference, specially in the Alamo city. I am however disappointed because...

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Victor R.

10/16/2022

Honestly this is not a bad place but there is room for improvement for people to want to frequent this location more often. A $15 cover charge per person is steep, but its not insane. However, if...

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Edwin E.

5/8/2022

They suck now. This used to be the best club a few years ago. Now there is too many fights broken into each night

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Sarah F.

6/8/2022

The time that I went which was on a Saturday night and it was bad all they played was old school rap mixed with very little Reggaetón and other genres that didn't mix well at all. Also no one was...

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Slavizza G.

1/1/2020

Worse service ever! We paid for a $400 table and they got it wrong at 2 am for something going in the bar try to kick us out NYE! Not coming back to this place specially important ocasision

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"This club is "Dolce". It was remodeled and the word on the street is they didn't like the young "urban" crowd that was starting to come on Friday and Saturday nights so they closed Dolce for a..."