Stayed Friday night after Christmas on our way heading back home. They let us change our spot once…read morewe got on site. We moved closer to the bathrooms and with no neighbors on either side. I don't remember her name, but the lady was super friendly and nice. There were kids in the pool (yes - Texas Christmas weather). We rode our e-bikes over to the Pepperment Park light festival thing. Super fun! We got 3 putt putt passes with our RV stay! Bathrooms were nice and clean and spacious! Enough hot water for 3 showers in a row. Haha. Had a great time and will definitely be coming back.

We had an RV rally with about 26 units. This RV park is top shelf. The sites are generous with…read moreplenty of room to park a tow vehicle. The amenities (pool, dog park, restrooms, gathering area) were wonderful & clean. Being able to sit at your RV and watch cars racing by is amazing. Our group enjoyed the tower tour, mini golf and go karting. But the stars of the stay are in the office--Jade & Fran. Every question or request was responded to very quickly and with a smile. These two made our stay outstanding.

As a nanny I've experienced very many different types of swim lessons from private, ISR, and…read moremultiple swim schools. Goldfish impressed me with their free trial, cool complimentary swag bag that came with a great swim diaper and friendly staff. The facility is NICE. Very clean, multiple dressing rooms, large waiting area with books, an aquarium tank, craft table to keep kids busy while waiting. They also supply things you might have forgotten like hair ties, lotion, diapers. All of this was very impressive! They also have real showers with soap, shampoo and conditioner- it truly had almost every single thing we wanted. Here's where we had to make the choice to stay with Emler and not switch to goldfish. The lesson felt much more fast paced and like the children were there to have fun vs learn real skills. My 18 month old can swim underwater 10 seconds but they don't start actual swimming until I believe 2 years old. I did love how nice the instructor was but this felt a bit more like a fun mommy and me experience. I think this is a fun place to go if you want to get your child acquainted with being in water. We are looking for a bit more and had to pass on enrolling here.

The community is so amazing! The staff and members are so supportive of the kids they teach and…read moreother kids they see regularly!!

Love ATX! I had 17 people going all over Austin and ATX rocked it! Professionally and with grace…read more Thank you guys for making me look good. I will always use them when in Austin !

Used for their Wedding Drive Off service as recommended by our Wedding planner. The car was timely…read moreand our driver Ali was so kind, they give updates via text on who's driving you and where the car is. However, the quote given to us by the wedding planner and by the ATX Black Car website was GROSSLY inaccurate. Booked 1 week prior and 2 days before the wedding got an email that the $23 quote was an error in their system and it was actually $250 base fare for trips in Jonestown (Villa Antonia to our airbnb, 10 min ride). They did give me a discount to a fee of $190 for the error, and with two days from the wedding I was trying to maintain peace and calm so we just went with it. If you are booking for a wedding call to double check!!! Even today I put in the address again and it is still giving this error.

I have known Paul for decades. He is an incredible trainer and person who puts his heart and soul…read moreinto his clients. A very specialized and dedicated philosophy. A great value.

Dawn is a scammer, using the old bait and switch. I purchased the food sensitivity test from Dawn…read moreon the pauldawn.com. I paid the $297 for the "Test, Don't Guess package"... She told me it would be a $20 charge for drawing the blood, I agreed. I received a call from the lab, asking for payment for the test of $295. She never mentioned an additional charge. She since added at the bottom of her website the same link for payment $297 plus lab fees, however she still have the the original $297 without the lab fees. I ask for a refund, she refusing to give me a refund. DO NOT USE HER SERVICES. You can get the Test directly from a lot of websites.

My partner and I took a tour over Austin as a Valentine's Day gift. We chose the tour that takes…read moreyou over downtown and through the hill country over lake travis. It was an excellent tour and seamless experience. Our pilot, Drew, showed us the highlights of the city such as the capitol building, UT campus, some of the biggest houses in Westlake, the Oasis, and more. The feeling of flying over downtown was unreal, you get really close to the city. My partner said it made her feel grateful and I said it made me feel powerful lol.

Emailed asking more questions and they responded right away. They helped me get booked and kept me…read moreinformed until our tour. The pilot was entertaining and made the ride enjoyable. Well worth the money to have such an amazing experience!

We stayed here during a big track meet and the hotel was very nice. The room was spacious for 2…read moreadults and a child and we got a nice view of UT thanks to guy at the front desk. Our stay was really put over the top by our valet - he gave us great insight for getting to the university and bonded over common interests as he brought our bags up. All in all, the staff here was very accommodating and had excellent customer service. Definitely would return to stay here if we're ever back in the area.

This is a 3 star hotel with 5 star service. So I'm giving it a 4…read more First, they don't tell you (obviously) that one side of the hotel has the unfortunate view of a rather unsightly alley, and construction. While the other is facing a parking structure, boring but tolerable. Guess which side I was on ? Ugh. I asked to change rooms, but the hotel was booked. One of the employees, Trent, could tell it wasn't living up to my expectations and, to my surprise, sent over a complimentary bottle of champagne. Well, I gotta tell you, it doesn't take much to win me over LOL (To their credit, they tried to switch my room two nights later but for multiple reasons, it just didn't work out.) Every time I came into the lobby, or called for something, the front desk was friendly. They also give out little lavender bags and shower bombs to enhance your experience too. Honestly, the hotel itself was nice, modern and clean. And you get access to the rooftop bar Otopia at The Otis, which is the more upscale hotel next door. If you don't care about the view, it's not bad at all. Unfortunately, that isn't me.

Such an adorable park and worth the small detour from the main Shoal Creek Greenbelt Trail. We…read morewalked 31st to 35th and the lovely gazebo near the entrance made us wish we had brought a picnic and the park benches by 35th made us miss the times when one would read a book under the tree shade. Oh wait, is that what the gentleman is doing? With a pipe in his other hand - picture perfect! The oak trees are beautiful!

After living in and exploring Austin for 25 years, I thought I was pretty well versed in all the…read morecentrally-located public nature spaces our fair city has to offer, but today I experienced a new one. Hiding in plain sight right across the street from my lady parts doc office (hi there, Women Partners in Health) and surrounded by the huge Seton Hospital complex sits Seiders (pronounced "cedars") Springs Park. Turns out, the 4 acre park has a colorful history and it serves as the northern-most entrance into one of our most interesting trail systems, the Shoal Creek Greenbelt. The park is named for a pioneer family who first settled here in the mid-1800s and the springs of the park name are still flowing today, although the historical marker is about all that's left of the original settlers. Austin historians note that General Custer and possibly even Robert E Lee once camped at this spot with their troops. At one time a bit later, there was even a "healing waters" type resort right here on the banks of Shoal Creek. For more details on the history of the park, check these sources: http://www.shoalcreekconservancy.org/the-saga-of-seiders-springs/ https://brykerwoodsaustin.wordpress.com/seider-springs/ http://texasforestservice.tamu.edu/websites/FamousTreesOfTexas/TreeLayout.aspx?pageid=16141 http://www.allandaleneighbor.com/allandale/2012/04/the-history-of-shoal-creek.html http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=66592728 Today, visitors will find a concrete and gravel trail system with a couple of creek crossings, a meadow shaded with huge old oak trees (the famous Seiders Oaks), a few picnic tables, and a whimsical altar under the limestone overhang on the east side of the creek where the springs come forth. Bird watchers may sight some interesting water fowl, and fossil hunters may spot a few along the creek bed. Take care in parking, as many of the available adjacent spaces are marked for Seton employees only with threats of towing. Some trail reports mention parking at the nearby Randall's, but your safest bet is free on street parking in the neighborhood around 34th near St. Andrews School or on the north side of 38th. A full map of the wonderful Shoal Creek Greenbelt trail system, which runs about 3.5 miles south from Seiders Springs Park all the way down through Pease Park and on to Lady Bird Lake, can be found here: https://brykerwoodsaustin.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/shoalcreeek_2010.pdf

We've stayed at this Homewood Suites location several times, and it's always a pleasure. Its…read moreproximity to the Arboretum and the Domain for shopping and dining, as well as being close to friends and family, makes it incredibly convenient. We just checked in again today, and with the weather a cool 56 degrees, we were greeted by a warm, inviting fire in the lobby--a perfect touch that immediately made us feel at home. The atmosphere here is so cozy and welcoming, and the staff is consistently friendly and smiling. The property is very well-kept and clean, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable. We always book a two-bedroom suite, and the kitchenette and separate living room make it perfect for relaxing or preparing a quick meal. Homewood Suites are ideal for any length of stay, whether it's a few nights or a few months. I once stayed at a Homewood in another state for a couple of months, and it truly felt like a home away from home. This location is no different--it's everything you'd want in a hotel. The breakfast in the mornings is always solid, and having hot coffee available throughout the day is a great perk. If you're looking for a comfortable and convenient place to stay in Austin, this Homewood Suites is a fantastic choice. It's become our go-to spot! Tip: Parking is free at this location.

Shyla greeted us as we checked in and answered all of our questions about wifi, breakfast, pool,…read morefitness center, parking, etc. She texted us a few days later to ask if she could help us with anything. Very cool. We actually ran into her at Starbucks and she remembered us. There was plenty of parking every night. We only had breakfast at the hotel one morning, but it was great--hot and cold cereal, fruit, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, waffles, toast, bagels, yogurt, hot and cold drinks, etc. They always offer coffee and even had hot chocolate chip cookies one night. My daughter worked out in their fitness center every morning and liked the variety of equipment--peloton bike, weights, etc. Our beds were comfy with several pillows. They changed our sheets and towels after a few days. The kitchen/dining area with another tv, couch, chairs and tables was nice. We didn't go in the pool because it was unheated and the temps weren't warm enough outside. Too bad they don't have a hot tub. I also wish there was a bathtub in our room with two queen beds. Apparently tubs are only available in handicapped rooms and maybe upscale king suites. Our shower and toiletries were good. They have a gift shop with snacks and travel basics in case you need those. The hotel was a few miles away from my youngest daughter's home with lots of restaurants and stores nearby. I would recommend this hotel.