Austin Hotel Guide - Prouty Place State Park hotels in Austin, United States of America.

"Very clean, friendly staff"

"Great place to stay with a great view of the stars and a few restaurants close by. We were on Motorcycles, and it sure was fun getting there!"

"Myself and 13 of my friends make it a point to get together at least once a year, with this trip being year 5. Of all the places and properties we've been to this one was, hands down, the best trip so far. The perfect cloudless nights, weather, and activities contributed largely to this, but the property was the foundation of everything we did. Its a wonderful place that isnt too far away from anything, yet far away enough that the stars are so clear it could give anyone an existential crisis. Thank you for an amazing time! "

"Josh was a pleasure to work with. The house is beautiful and very well situated to ATV trails for riding. Would recommend and look forward to staying again. "

"We had an awesome time. Hope to stay again!"

"Very clean, quiet, comfortable with many thoughtful touches. nicely equipped and great for stargazing! (Def check out pcstargazing tours which is just up the road) "

"Our stay was amazing! The cabin was isolated and so quiet. It was very clean and every amenity was thought of. The owners were so easy to communicate with and very helpful when I asked questions about local attractions. We would live to come back again!"

"Very cozy accommodations. Everything you need for a relaxing trip is included. The coffee/ tea corner is amazing! "

"Communication with the host was super quick and easy. The cabin is perfectly located along what seems to be the main route to most major attractions. Everything inside was clean, well-stocked, and clearly prepared with care and thought.One thing to note: the walkway from the driveway to the cabin is pretty uneven and can be slippery when it rains. It was manageable for me and my daughter, but more challenging for my mom, who uses a cane. To be fair, the listing does mention that it’s not wheelchair accessible, which usually means uneven ground—we just underestimated it from the photos. She made it up and down just fine, just slowly. And truly, that was our only issue, which feels like a fair trade-off when you’re staying in a cabin on a literal mountain.What I adored most about the property is how quickly we felt at home. You know how some places are so sterile you’re afraid to touch anything, or so grimy you don’t want to? This struck the perfect balance- clean, but comfortably lived-in. One small thing really stuck with me: height marks on the back door trim, likely from the original owners. It made the place feel personal and loved. I hope they never sand it away.In short: if you’re questioning it, just book it. You won’t regret it. "