Austin Hotel Guide - Austin Zoo hotels in Austin, United States of America.

"Beautiful property"

"It was closed"

"This hotel was nice looking, but lacked in the areas that would actually make it a nice hotel. The hotel isn't bad, it is just priced above it's class, for me. I can accept some hair in the bathroom, but I would say this one had a lot more than most. Also, I kind of judge a hotel by how dirty the corners are, and oh my dog, the corners in the bathroom were disgusting. Overall, not a terrible stay, it was quiet, and it was a forgettable and uneventful experience. I was just there traveling with the kid's sports team and would have never bothered to leave a review, but this is the 3rd email asking for a review. Oh, I forgot, the elevator situation is stupid. There are no stairs and at 7PM we had to wait almost 10 minutes to get an elevator to our room! I think people were going to the restaurant, or maybe just their rooms, but it was a needless point of frustration. "

"Clean and nice "

"Property was everything as described and more!"

"It was a good stay"

"The staff were excellent, Being a solo woman traveller I appreciate safety and great customer service. "

"Front desk staff was strange and didn’t seem very knowledgeable, we weren’t informed of any parking charge until checkout, deadbolt in our room didn’t work, the window was open when we arrived so the AC was blasting, stains all over the couch and ottoman as well as bathroom walls, hairs woven into the towels and blankets/mattress, no handsoap in the bathroom, walls are super thin, front desk told us there would be bedding for the trundle but we ended up having to request it (another guest was ahead of us requesting the same thing)"

"Best hosts EVER! The house is so well appointed from the comfy beds to the coffee bar! We had so much fun in the HUGE pool and thanks for heating it for us. We chose this for the heated pool and the easy access to Austin, the hill country and even the Riverwalk and Alamo were only 1.5 hours away. Kids enjoyed picking their rooms."