My family was visiting for my birthday (most of them first timers to Austin), and I wanted to…read morerecommend a special hotel. Frame was perfect. Beautiful and private but right in the heart of SoCo. They all said they would stay there again, a high compliment!

Ok. I am so torn with my thoughts because for all the things the owners do right: the aesthetics,…read morestyle, location, and the curated shared spaces with its perks. This should have been a momentous experience. Unfortunately my experience was tempered by a ventilation issues and an odor that persisted the whole stay. On top of the fact that the shower area and bathroom floor grout was severely in need of elevated maintenance. This could be overlooked if we had booked with a lower price point establishment. But for the money it did not meet its claim to be "design forward and intentionally serene" which is what you are looking for when you are celebrating an anniversary. I want to say I'd stay here again but right now as I said in the outset really torn.

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 love this little spot. It's one of those places that's perfect for taking a break when you're out…read moreon Congress. Grab a seat, slow down for a bit, and enjoy a frosé and some light bites while you take in the energy of the street. Such a fun, laid-back Austin stop--and the perfect place to relax for a while.

This hotel (more like a motel) has delightful ambiance, clean (if not super spacious) rooms and…read morecomfortable beds. (I wish my room at home looked like this.) The pool and courtyard are appealing hangouts and there is free coffee in the lobby area. The only caveat is that it can be pretty noisy since you hear a lot of foot traffic outside. And for the expense, it would be nice if the rooms had coffee or tea. But they do give you coupons for Jo's around the corner.

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.

I am in LOVE with this hotel. I'm in Austin for business and this will be my new go-to spot. It was…read moreso reasonably priced for what I am receiving that I'm just shook. First. It' just as beautiful inside as it is outside. It's fresh, modern, earthy and just plain cool. The rooms are massive and it feels so nice to spread out and be able to work at a huge desk. The lobby check-in was easy and the front desk staff was so friendly and helpful. I tried their 8th floor restaurant for dinner and was floored- it is a MUST if you stay here (but that will be a separate review.) I would also like to recognize front desk attendant Thomas for his amazing Customer Service! He was so proactive in ordering our food and beverage when he knew that we didn't have time or we were late and the restaurant was not available. Thank you Thomas!

We love to "stay cation" here when we can find the time .... We used resort pass for a day bed for…read morethe pool and it was worth every penny! The service was outstanding and our server Connor was FABULOUS! Highly recommend getting out for the day and spending time at the pool !!

An interesting place to stay. Parking is a bit weird- but they work with you and there is an…read moreoverflow lot. Service was nice even though there were some people training - it was good. Clean rooms and love the extra seating area. We had 2 separate rooms and one had an office "meeting" area which we loved for future events. The regular room was nice as if someone wants to sleep- you can go to the front area with tv and couch and not bother them. For a downtown hotel I would recommend as they are very helpful and do try their best to solve any issues fast.

Why 5 stars? Because I can't think of a single complaint…read more --- --- --- I'm a big fan of all the above. Location, comfortable bed, good shower, clean, the room gets nice and cold, etc. We stayed in a budget hotel the first night in Austin, and while it got the job done, the upgrade here was very apparent from the moment we walked in. Two possible flags against the hotel were prevented on my end. 1) When I am driving to a destination, I bring my pillows from home. Why risk bad hotel pillows when you can just throw yours in a large duffel? I'm glad I did this because the pillows didn't look great, but maybe I'm just picky about pillows. 2) Parking is $60/night. I found parking that was $30 total for two nights, two blocks away. Easy decision to save $90. Download SpotHero if you don't already have it. It's amazing. Bonus: despite not parking on-site, the valet guys were great about letting us park temporarily to load and unload. It was really easy and there was space for it. This will definitely be my go-to Austin hotel, moving forward.

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!

I stayed here last month for a work project and I genuinely enjoyed my stay. Upon arrival, I was…read moreimpressed by the corner king balcony room, which was a nice surprise as my original booking was for a standard room. I really appreciated the handwritten note from the hotel staff and the complimentary snack gift. The room itself was very spacious with a dedicated living area, large bathroom, and a large bedroom. The balcony was a decent size too. I also enjoyed their breakfast options. While I didn't eat there every morning, it was great when I could--try the French toast! Overall, the hotel vibe is playful, artsy and cozy--it's a solid spot for getaways and business travel.

Very nice hotel in downtown Austin…read more It has earned its Michelin One-Key rating - the décor was fabulous and the restaurant, gym and meeting rooms at the conference I was attending were top notch. My issue was with my suite. While good in many ways - comfy and clean with plenty of storage and a safe - it lacked a desk where I could work, having only a small round glass table in the living room. Next time I'll make sure to ask for a room that's more suitable for business travel.

This is a great hotel. We were there because a family member had a procedure at St David's. It was…read morea breath of fresh air to walk in the lobby and then our room. It was clean and had everything we needed. We had a two bedroom. They were set up on opposite sides of living area with separate bathrooms too. I appreciate the large kitchen Island and then we had a table that was very large too. It faces the TV so I could eat and watch TV. The bed was comfortable. The pillows too hard for me. The shower was a AMAZING! It was large. They had a washer /dryer but without detergent. There was a nice bar and a great workout room. They have a separate yoga studio and do workshops there. You can become a member. The cleaning women were also spectacular. They were nice and friendly and grateful for a tip. They were learning English and thrilled I was helping them. There is no doubt that I would stay again if in area. It was in a convenient location.

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.

I just love this hotel! Stayed in room 534 with a large terrace overlooking 6th street…read moreNicely curated minibar, spacious room and warm staff Couldn't ask for more

The rumors are true, the Driskill is haunted. It is haunted by inept and uncaring staff that has…read morelittle or no interest in making your stay enjoyable. our experience started at check in. we had prepaid for a double queen room thru Amex travel for my son and I who were in town for his birthday. Upon arrival we were informed that our room was not only not ready, but they were "sold out" of double queens. Imagine my confusion as at had not reserved this room, I PREPAID for it. We were offered a King room with a fold out and a $75 credit at the bar which I begrudgingly accepted. So off to the bar we went. As we attempted to close out at the bar we were informed that we could not use the credit offered because our room had not been entered into the system. Credit was useless, I paid the tab and went to dinner. Came back 2 hours later, room still not ready. It is now 4 hours past check in time. I ask for a manager and at this point getting upset. Manager appears and threatens to throw me out. At this point I give up, go to the room that I don't want and call Amex to deal with the issue. I have stayed at the Driskill well over a dozen times thru out the years and I am really disappointed that this experience has ruined all of the good memories. Sadly it will be my last stay. I've had better treatment at a Super 8. Hyatt has really ruined a true Texas landmark with this sloppy management and poor customer service.

Otis Austin for the win! Clean rooms great lobby great food bartenders. Rooftop and location are…read moreperfect for any person wanting to explore UT austin !! It is always service with a smile and a yes we can attitude Pillows and beds are great. Food is delicious and everything always runs smooth Special shout outs to trinity sarah gene michelle Juilliard Lu Adrien lee Derek and lee!! So many good staff the list can go on forever Thanks for making the Otis my austin home:(

The good: it's clean. The food at Acre 41 is a favorite. It's actually why I opted to stay here on…read morethis trip. The bad: The dumbest layout plan ever. You enter the room IN the BATHROOM! WTF. A queen room nonetheless. So if you need to shower and someone comes is, be prepared to show your ass. The AC makes a knocking sound when it cycles. Super fun when you really need a good nights sleep. And that damn coffee maker, it will wake the neighbors and it is not because it's a good strong roast. Loud as shit...think, the sound you hear when you are in a MRI machine.