American Cancer Society - Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation Hope Lodge – Houston, TX — Attraction in Houston

Don't believe what they say on their phone greeting...they will not call you. They are impossible to work with, both for the patient, and the medical referral team.

UPDATE: Ok, after raising a stink with everyone I could find connected with this place, she did call back less than 48 hours before I have to leave for my medical appointment, to tell me there's no vacancy. Says they get many applications and they never know when they will have vacancy. That tells me their criteria is not first come, first served (like any other lodging business who CAN TELL YOU if they have availability), though no one has told me yet who does get in. Maybe they wait until it's down to the wire and choose the people furthest away?? I'm not willing to risk sleeping in my car because I didn't have time to make a reservation somewhere else. Cancer patients have more important things to stress about and shouldn't be put through this roulette system. This place needs better management who are capable of...

Staying at the American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge was truly a blessing during a difficult time. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel like family — they are warm, compassionate, and always ready to help with anything you need.

The accommodations exceeded all expectations. The dining room setup is amazing — spacious, well-equipped, and fosters a sense of community. It's more than just a place to eat; it's where meaningful conversations and support are shared.

The guest rooms are quiet, clean, and comfortable, providing a true "home away from home" feeling. Having a space that feels safe and peaceful made all the difference in our experience.

Hope Lodge is more than just a facility — it's a place filled with hope, kindness, and genuine care. We’re incredibly grateful for...

I just cannot believe that this place exists. This was such a beautiful place. My father‘s caseworkers social worker got us in here every time we needed to be here. The resident are all very friendly. Most of the staff is very kind. And on my last night, the night, that I checked out, I met Maxine. What an angel. there’s not many people that you come across these days that actually listen to hear you. Maxine engaged me in conversation that fed my soul. Truly nourished me. Thank you to the hope lodge and thank you to Maxine. Everyone remember: it only takes one person to change a life. Kindness and sincerity go a...