2 hours free. $1 per hour afterwards…read more I'm always wondering about parking everywhere we go and visit. How convenient it is for this public parking structure in the middle of busy downtown Austin! Plenty of parking spaces. Three minutes away from the Capitol Building!

The Capitol Visitors Parking Garage is a great spot for parking if you're visiting the Texas State…read moreCapitol. They offer free parking for up to 2 hours, which is super convenient. The garage is only about a block away from the Capitol building, so it's an easy walk. The garage isn't super wide, which I think is a good thing because it keeps drivers from speeding (hopefully). I had no trouble finding parking here during my visit. If you're heading to the Capitol or the surrounding area, park here!

Good location, well lit plenty of spaces. We felt comfortable parking the truck there.read more

Not much to this review. Good place to park and has decent rates, even on the weekend. Plenty of…read morespaces to go around. Bit of construction on surrounding roads right now makes getting to it a bit of a challenge.

Wonderful experience! Love ever minute of their kindness and care with my car when they were…read morevaletting

These boys are gorgina- obsessed with them! Great service. I would trust them with my life.read more

Not sure how people got $10 but I have 2 more hours and yes it's a weekday but I didn't expect it…read moreto be more than a weekend price! Also they have no signs or anything on their website stating the price of parking. I should have parked across the street.

Easy peasy lemon squezy . $10 parking for overnight . It feels like all the parking downstairs is…read morewell over $10 so this was refreshing.

I had been using this garage for years until recently I received a 60$ "citation" for my license…read moreplate suddenly not being in their system. Low quality ownership and practices. No class. No worries though, plenty of other places to park in the area.

Do not park here unless you want to be scammed and stolen from! I am a reasonable, intelligent…read moreperson who has lived in Austin for several years. I understand how parking garages work in the city. I parked here because there was a sign that said Guero's customers park free for two hours. There is no arm and no ticket when you drive in. I looked for a QR code and only saw one for a few premium spots by the entrance which were marked in yellow. There was no signage explaining how parking worked and no prices listed at the entrance, so I assumed I would get validation at Guero's or would need to scan my receipt. However, the exit was open upon leaving the garage and there was nothing to scan. I was there for less than two hours and the garage was very sparsely occupied, so at that point I just left. Well, my friend who had had an identical experience to mine and I both got $95 tickets in the mail from Premium Parking in New Orleans for "parking illegally." I appealed mine, explaining the situation and sending them a photo of my receipt, and they lowered the fee to $30 because I was a patron of the business, disregarding all of my concerns about visible signage, illegal business practices, etc. I complained again and they told me that all appeals decisions are final. When I tried to pay the bill, the website wasn't working, so I called and complained again. The employee was really nice but didn't pretend that he was going to help me at all so I finally said that I would just pay over the phone. About 15 minutes later he realizes that their whole system is down and that's why I couldn't pay online so I'd have to try a few days later. This whole process took about a month and was endlessly frustrating. Parking in a free garage shouldn't cost more than what I paid for dinner! Premium Parking runs on trickery and is funded by theft and I will be checking the ownership of parking garages in the future before using them to make sure I never use one of theirs again.

The main entrance to this garage is on Colorado Street, just north of 4th street. You head up a…read morelevel or two and curl right. It's a tight space, so it's unlikely your vehicle will make it entirely parallel to the kiosk to get it. The garage allows prepaid parking; you can scan a QR code to get in. Once inside, the has very tight quarters. One helix is responsible for heading upwards; the other one heads downwards. The cross over points exist in every level. Certain spots are marked as reserved, so check carefully for any signs posted within the parking space. Lastly, the levels are marked P1, P2, ... so if you park at a space that is between two P levels, and it is your first time here, you might mistake which level you parked on when taking the elevator back up. So if you feel like your car isn't where you thought you left it, check a level up or down. The security guard working there states this type of situation occurs all the time. The elevators are pretty neat. They have a kiosk outside, from where you select which floor to go to prior to going inside one of the three elevators. Finally, parking there after working hours appears to be a pretty nice value.

This place is a nightmare. The parking spots are ridiculously tight, making it nearly impossible to…read morepark without scratching your car or bumping into someone else. To make things worse, you have to drive on the wrong side of the lane in several areas, which is both confusing and dangerous. And if that wasn't bad enough, the ceilings are insanely low -- I hit my car on the concrete in several places, and it's clear that others have too, given all the chunks of broken concrete hanging down. The whole place feels like an accident waiting to happen. I will never park here again and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

We pulled into this garage to check prices and not only were no prices posted, but there was no way…read moreto turn around without taking a ticket. Even when we left, they didn't tell us how much it cost, so we will just need to wait and see what it charges to our card.

Cool place to visit. Did you know it's taller than the US Capitol? . Today they even let us throw…read morea dance party on the steps. A new Republic Of Dance is taking over the Republic Of Texas and I'm all for it. BTW, they do have tours and a great cafeteria too! I enjoy watching the sessions for the house of Representatives

As a student, you could always count on a trip to the Texas State Capitol at some point during the…read moreyear. I remember the first time I walked into the Texas State Capitopppl House of Representatives and the Texas Senate Chambers. I was blown away by the size of the rooms and their contents. The State Capitol has a lot of great Texas history embedded in these walls and the floors of the building. It's hard to believe my older brother had never been to the State Capitol, so we decided to visit. He was in the military for 20 years mostly overseas so we extend grace. The Texas State Capitol is one of Austin's most important landmarks. The building was completed in 1888 and houses the Texas Legislature and the Governor's offices. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated a National Historic Landmark. Interestingly,, the Capitol is taller than the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.