CRC National Breakout Room at CRC - Houston
Full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the reservation start time.
Cancellation Policy
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Private Meeting Room for 2 at CRC - Houston
1225 N. Loop West, 327, Houston, TX 77008
CRC National Breakout Room
Small breakout room adjacent to large conference room
Full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the reservation start time.
Cancellation Policy
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Amenities & Services
WiFi
Accessibility
Coffee/Tea
Notary Services ($)
Filtered Water
On-site Restaurant
Open for breakfast and lunch
Parking
Print/Scan/Copy
Real-Time Availability
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CRC - Houston
1225 N. Loop West, 327, Houston, TX 77008
About CRC - Houston in Houston
Private Business
Larger more cost effective space from a desk to a floor and conference rooms shared with the host company and a few others. Find synergies and a culture fit.
Beautiful conference room centrally located with easy access to airports and downtown.
CRC National - Houston
Starting at $350/day
Training Room for 10
Show Prices
| $50/hour | |
| $200/half‑day | ($50/hour) |
| $350/day | ($43.75/hour) |
Beautiful third floor conference room with seating for 10. Additional seating can be added upon request.
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CRC National - Houston - Small
Starting at $350/day
Training Room for 6
Show Prices
| $50/hour | |
| $200/half‑day | ($50/hour) |
| $350/day | ($43.75/hour) |
Beautiful interior conference room with seating for 6.
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Rating and Reviews for CRC National Breakout Room
2
Meeting room was great - staff was friendly, as usual. My only complaint is the parking situation. I parked in a section of the parking garage that was clearly marked as "Visitor Parking", and backed into a spot. When I returned to my car, the security guard had vandalized my vehicle by sticking a large green sticker on my window and car door. I asked him why he would do that, and he then walked me back out to show me a small "reserved" sign that is absolutely invisible if you happen to be in the habit of backing into parking spots. I would have been more than happy to have moved my car, had I known, and would have even apologized for the oversight had he been courteous enough to have left me a note. Instead, he slapped an insanely sticky sign on my window and driver's side door that, when removed, pulled off some of the chrome finish from my car. My suggestion is that the facility invest in "reserved" signs that are easily visible, and that they show a little restraint and leave a note rather than vandalizing vehicles.
