Luxury Boutique Hotel in Montrose Houston | Hotel Saint Augustine

Helmed by Houston’s well-known chef and restaurateur Aaron Bludorn and Director of Operations Cherif Mbodji, Perseid offers a delicious take on the quintessential neighborhood bistro through the lens of the Gulf Coast.

Join locals and visitors alike at the Augustine Lounge & Listening Room for cocktails, bites, music and so much more.

Artwork is intentionally minimal throughout our hotel, which is a two-fold response to being adjacent to one of the country’s finest arts institutions. We felt that no art program could rival the significance of the collection of our neighbors at the Menil—and perhaps more importantly we assumed that our guests, after a day or days at the museum, might appreciate a serene environment to absorb other artful elements.

In keeping with Bunkhouse’s tradition of naming hotels after patron saints, Hotel Saint Augustine has its origin in several references: the patron saint of printing because of our proximity to the Menil Drawing Institute; one of the cofounders of Houston, Augustus Chapman Allen; the abundance of Saint Augustine grass found throughout the city; and a nod to the month of August, with all the hazy, late-summer nostalgia it brings.

Learn what notable publications have had to say about Hotel Saint Augustine.

Helmed by Houston’s well-known chef and restaurateur Aaron Bludorn and Director of Operations Cherif Mbodji, Perseid offers a delicious take on the quintessential neighborhood bistro through the lens of the Gulf Coast.

Join locals and visitors alike at the Augustine Lounge & Listening Room for cocktails, bites, music and so much more.

Artwork is intentionally minimal throughout our hotel, which is a two-fold response to being adjacent to one of the country’s finest arts institutions. We felt that no art program could rival the significance of the collection of our neighbors at the Menil—and perhaps more importantly we assumed that our guests, after a day or days at the museum, might appreciate a serene environment to absorb other artful elements.

In keeping with Bunkhouse’s tradition of naming hotels after patron saints, Hotel Saint Augustine has its origin in several references: the patron saint of printing because of our proximity to the Menil Drawing Institute; one of the cofounders of Houston, Augustus Chapman Allen; the abundance of Saint Augustine grass found throughout the city; and a nod to the month of August, with all the hazy, late-summer nostalgia it brings.

Learn what notable publications have had to say about Hotel Saint Augustine.