SAN ANTONIO - The Hilton San Antonio Airport Hotel received a failing health score late last month after a city inspector found expired food in the hotel kitchen’s coolers. The hotel, located in the 600 block of NW Loop 410, also was dinged for having broken kitchenware and for not protecting food in its buffet line from possible contamination. The long list of demerits added up to a failing score of 67. You can read the full report by searching the The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District's website. The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District's scoring of food establishments is based on a 100-point demerit system. The inspection reports, which establishments are required to post in public view, feature a number score at the top and bottom of the front page. A separate placard with the number score and a letter grade (example: 100/A) is also available upon request from the food establishment. Posting the placard is voluntary. To see more health inspection scores and to go Behind the Kitchen Door with Dillon Collier, click HERE for our special section Score Guide: Here are the latest scores: Didn't find the score you're looking for? Check out more restaurant scores by clicking here. For food establishment complaints in the city of San Antonio, send an email to Metro Health or call 210-207-8853. Copyright 2018 by KSAT - All rights reserved.
The Hilton San Antonio Airport Hotel failed a recent health inspection, after expired food was observed in its kitchen, buffet food was found to be insufficiently protected from contamination, and broken pieces of kitchenware were discovered. In the past year, the hotel has been cited for failing to provide adequate hand washing facilities at all times during meals, as well as not providing proper sanitizer or disinfectant on handwash stations.