This hotel should have 5 stars! It's so adorable!! We had good service and stay here in the few…read moretimes we have stayed. They have a pool, restaurant, coffee shop and bar. The pool was relatively kid friendly. Not many kids, but also groups who were friendly towards children. You can order canned beer and select menu items (the fries are amazing!) from the restaurant, poolside. I would recommend walking in to the bar if you want a cocktail. The plants at carpenter are so nicely done and gorgeous. They also have a cute little shop with their goods. Rooms are comfortable and a bit similar to the Ace Hotel Palm Springs!

Amazing location and design. Low key but pretty functional. Hip crowd. Good restaurant.read more

I was shopping in the neighborhood and stopped in for one of hotel San Jose's iconic "froses",…read morewhich I enjoyed in their beautiful lush patio courtyard. The drink was delicious and very boozy. Lovely property, great drinks, fast and friendly service.

Excellent! Great place to take a break when shopping and sight seeing! Cozy bar with cool poolside…read moreand courtyard. Cocktail was delish! Service was fine.

We stayed at The Loren Hotel for a night and had a wonderful overall experience. The rooms are…read morespacious, beautifully decorated, and feel very luxurious--perfect for a relaxing stay. We also dined at Nido, the hotel's restaurant, for both dinner and breakfast, and it was definitely a highlight. Located on the topmost floor, Nido offers stunning views of the river and downtown Austin. With both indoor and outdoor seating, the ambiance is elegant and ideal for a special evening. During our visit, we saw a couple of groups celebrating birthdays and wedding anniversaries, which shows how perfect this place is for special occasions. The pricing is on the higher side, but it matches the upscale experience and beautiful setting. For dinner, we ordered the Burrata as an appetizer and the Autumn Garden for the main course, along with an American IPA and a Jack Frost cocktail. Everything was delicious, but the Burrata truly stood out as my favorite. Breakfast was equally enjoyable--we had custom-made omelettes with veggies and avocado toast, both fresh and flavorful. Overall, The Loren Hotel, along with Nido, offers a great blend of comfort, excellent food, and a beautiful atmosphere. A perfect choice if you're looking to celebrate something special or simply treat yourself to a high-end experience.

We looked forward for months to our event at the Loren Hotel. What's better than a family wedding…read morewhen you haven't seen your family in a few years? We stayed for two nights. The Friday night gathering was amazing. It was a perfect setting on the eight floor to talk, mingle, and meet new people. The evening was warm enough to go outside on the balcony/deck and have conversations and enjoy a breeze. The room itself is large with a water station and a bar. A few short tables were set up for sitting and a few tall ones for standing. They had a nice selection of drinks from beer and wine to mixed drinks. The food included lobster rolls, sliders (chicken and beef), a tray of different veggies and dips, little balls of cheese and something, and aroncini? My favorite was canapés of Mellon and prosciutto. The saltiness of the prosciutto added to the flavor of the melon. This event was 5***** I blame the architect for the room setup. Why would you put bedrooms on the side of a hotel next to traffic. The noise, honking and sirens. It finally quieted down around 11:30. Saturday was also an issue. They do provide ear plugs and sound machines, neither works for me. I was also surprised there was no lotion in the room. There was no microwave. Everything else in the room was top notch. Robes, slippers, a safe, a bar, and fridge. Overall, the noise is what created the 3*** rating. That was very disappointing.

I stayed here for three nights while attending a work conference in the hotel and had an excellent…read morestay. The hospitality was unmatched and the rooms were spacious and modern. While I mostly kept to the hotel, when I did venture out, I found that there were lots of great dining options within walking distance. My only nitpick is that the Wi-Fi was unreliable, which I've seen mentioned in a few other reviews. My first night, there was an outage throughout the entire hotel. If this stay were not reimbursed, I would have removed a star considering rooms average $500 a night and reliable internet access is expected. However, I was given 2,500 bonus points after calling the front desk when I first noticed I didn't have service. Completely unexpected but very much appreciated and yet another testament to the great service here.

Recently my BFF attended a work conference at the JW Marriott and I tagged along for a little…read morevacation in Austin. I absolutely loved this hotel! The bed was super comfortable, the location was exceptional and walkable to everywhere I wanted to go while my friend was working. The staff members were super nice and I really enjoyed the flavored waters in the lobby and that the reception desk gave us bottles of water when we checked in. I so wish I'd taken a picture of the shower! The shower was luxurious and I started each day feeling like I was showing in a spa. I definitely will stay here again next time I am in Austin!

On a recent trip to Austin my girlfriends and I stayed at the Hyatt Place in downtown…read more The hotel is located in a central location so its a quick walk to some spots, as well as a pretty central spot to hop into an uber from. Our room had two double beds and was huge - perfect for three girls sharing a space. It had a lounge area with a couch as well as a desk. The bathroom was also spacious and nice with good shower products. One thing I will say is that the air conditioning is VERY loud. I shared a bed with my friend that wasn't directly in front of it, but our other friend in the "tundra" was pretty uncomfortable during the night because it was both cold and loud. Other than that, I enjoyed this hotel. They are so kind to give you free water every time you walk in, which is great!

The location is great, the staff is welcoming, and the rooms are standard issue functional. I've…read morestayed here on many visits and will continue to return. My favorite part is the abundance of stability balls in the gym. The gym is very good for a hotel (but no bosu or kettlebells) but many many stability balls.

We were very excited to stay at this hotel, however, it did not live up to the promises made…read moreregarding the amenity fee that is automatically charged. We were supposed to receive nightly turn down service and got one bottle of water and two mini "moon pies" one of the three nights we were there. That was it. The "Butler Pantry" in the morning is kind of a joke. The decaf coffee was cold and the regular coffee was empty one of the three mornings. The Biscoff biscuits and apples were inadequate to qualify as anything other than a nice gesture. The restaurant was closed one of the nights for a "private party" and booked the next night, so we were not able to dine there (we were busy the third night). The accommodations were nice and the shower was great, but not worth the price we paid. We had to call room service for ice, so that was kind of a pain, but they were very quick in bringing it, so not a big deal. I would not stay here in the future.

What a lovely hotel! Great bed, even greater shower...the two things you care about in a hotel…read moreroom, right? Nice pool, cookies in the lobby every afternoon, nice location. One downside was that our room was kind of dark, but maybe a balcony room upgrade would be different. Staff all great, helpful with neighborhood tips. The restaurant Group Therapy was nice, Jocelyn was the best, fun to talk to. Half off wine bottles on Monday! I'd absolutely stay here again.

We chose this hotel to stay close but not too close to the hubbub of Austin sights and sounds. Upon…read morewalking to our room into the main hallway, there is a lingering musty smell that lingers. We had a clean and tidy suite on the first level. Two double beds were comfy and plenty of towels. Our first night's stay was decent. Surprised to know they seem to use softened water because it made our skin feel slippery. I noticed the shower gel holder was falling out of the wall. A precarious situation of having to carefully pull the mechanism to dispense without pulling too hard. I did notify the night staff but the next day, it didn't seem like anyone came to fix it. No extra body wash or soap was provided even when I asked for some. The wall sockets with the en-suite appliances was not usable. The electrical outlets weren't working so we couldn't toast anything, use the kettle, or the coffee machine. Couldn't find one with a GFCI breaker to reset that side so gave up. Interestingly, the full-sized fridge and microwave were working ok though. The rod for one of the window curtains fell off while opening them. Because it's floor to ceiling we just left it alone. The common spaces around the property are well decorated, from the Library, Executive board room, kids corner, gym/yoga studio, and outdoor lounge space. Although, the snack/tea/coffee station with Keurig isn't filled maintained often. We had to ask the night staff to refill the water for tea and the lobby water dispenser was constantly low as well. On our second to last day, I found the hot water and still water station downstairs at Simona's. Pros: Clean, comfy, affordable stay. Enjoyed the bottomless drip coffee $5 and their signature Breakfast at Tiffany's latte. Also appreciated them letting us do late checkout and upgrade our room. Cons: Complimentary water station, Keurig / snack station, overall maintenance of room amenities could be handled better. Warning: If booking from 3rd party (BILT, Capital One Portal...) the added parking is not the same price that's on Colton's House's website. It's actually $40/day (with in/out privileges). However if booking directly through Colton House for stays, parking is 50% off at $20. Would we stay here again in the future? Most likely not. For an SLH property, we may look for another better-maintained option in the future.

The Colton House on South Congress feels more like your stylish friend's Austin loft than a hotel…read more It's modern and very boutique. It's extra but just the right amount of extra. There's a food truck instead of a restaurant! That's progress. Simona's is its coffee-and-cocktail bar in the lobby! I spent a full day at the pool. A beautiful choc hotel. A huge flaw is you need a key to get everywhere. You cannot go park and get to the lobby. You have to use a key to get from your room floor to the lobby. That's just weird.

Witnessed a coordinated fraud operation at this venue on June 4, 2026. A woman approached solo…read morediners at the bar. Hotel staff seated her and her target adjacent to associates posing as fellow Australian nationals. The waiter unsolicited confirmed the adjacent party's nationality, providing social proof. One individual introduced himself using the identity of a Melbourne defense lawyer who died in 2005. Conversation included casual references to quantum encryption investments. This is consistent with a pig butchering fraud operation. Formal complaints have been filed with the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), the Texas Attorney General fraud division, Austin Police Department, and federal law enforcement. Travelers and solo diners at this venue should exercise caution.

I make it a point to stop in The Driskill during the Christmas season and as always, it never…read moredisappoints. The Christmas tree in the lobby area is spectacular! And this year my friends and I had the pleasure of meeting their lovely and very attentive doorman, Nelson. He was the perfect extra touch!