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3.9 (660 reviews)
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Lisa K ..

When you have the opportunity for a weekday visit, book a stay here! It's GORGEOUS!! Minus the valet area which is under major construction around the hotel. Valet attendants are prompt and attentive to all drivers. It's not recommended to idle in this space. It's super tight. Besides that... it's everything you need for a relaxing stay for work or play! It's worth every penny! The relaxing pool area, provided towels, bar area with delicious chips and dip, filtered water available! No reason to buy water. Excellent service all around. Several restaurant options within the hotel. The hotel is SECURED even on the elevators! Unfortunately it does not open once the doors close... may be a good thing for security stand point. Spa is on the same floor as the fitness center and pool area! Everything is convenient right here! Several food options right next to hotel and walking distance. Must walk across the street to the Food Hall! More food options. Housekeeping crew is absolutely amazing!! They will straighten all spaces in your room! We had one stop by to offer any extras we needed! We enjoyed our brief stay here! Hope to be back again! The room is comfortable! Gorgeous view of the city. Nespresso mini coffee bar.... So fancy. ;) Welcoming bath robes. The shower head is like a gentle waterfall. This is by far the best JW Marriott hotel I've been to. 10 stars all around! Make a short stay right here! You will not be disappointed! No complaints.

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Sa'Rah H.

Loved my stay here. The location was central to all the things we planned so that was a plus. The place is huge but it was easy to navigate. The service was excellent at every level, except for the issue we had with waiting over 30 minutes for the valet to deliver the car when we were departing but they rectified the situation appropriately. The room was clean and had a great view overlooking the pool and the city. The pool area was great and staffed well. Be mindful that there will likely be children there.

Trisha L.

Recently my BFF attended a work conference at the JW Marriott and I tagged along for a little vacation 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!

Delores L.

Today, I am back at the JW Marriott Austin, located at 110 E 2nd Street, for the double-digit year in support of the Heart Association. When the alarm rang at 5 am this morning, my natural inclination was to hit the snooze button. My hubby was on high alert to not let me hit snooze and to drag me out bed, if necessary. Fortunately, I got up on my own and no one was harmed in my awakening process. Smile. The Heart Association's mission is "...improving cardiovascular health, reducing deaths from heart disease and stroke, and promoting overall wellness for people of all ages." Heart disease is near and dear to my heart because my mother passed away from heart disease many years ago. Every year I volunteer at this luncheon in addition to making charitable donations to the Heart Association. They had their annual fundraiser luncheon to raise funds for Heart related diseases. The JW Marriott is the premiere hotel of the Marriott properties with an upscale feel and large venue. One of the best parts of volunteering for the Heart Association is that it is a well-oiled machine. Volunteers were contacted weeks before the luncheon. In addition, we received information regarding shift times and associated responsibilities, arrival instructions, parking guidance, and dress code requirements. Since one of my duties on my shift included registration, I had a separate onsite training for registration protocols. The event itself embodied purpose and heart with posters along with compelling stories of heart disease and related disease survivors. This event was successful primarily due to the volunteers and, of course, generous donors. As guests come up the escalators or elevators they were greeted with a huge Texas welcome. The ballroom décor, especially the giant inflatable heart and floral arrangements were eye-catching and immediately drew you in. The keynote speaker Eliz Greene Arthur of "Stress-Proof your Heart" shared how to manage your capacity by 1) identifying early warning signs such as headache or pain 2) interrupt the reaction with deep breaths or keep your body fueled and 3) recover and refill your tank (read, lie on the beach, watch the sunset). She said stress is a powerball risk...little scary. Overall, the Heart Association Luncheon at the JW Marriott was well-executed and attended. Whether live or written testimonials, all were extremely compelling! It brought together volunteers, donors, and the community to support the Heart association's life‑saving efforts. After my early morning shift, I stayed for the luncheon. The luncheon included baked chicken with ricotta and broccolini along assorted breast. Dessert included a chocolate cake and baked Alaska. The Heart Association raised $100,000+ for their fundraiser. The JW Marriott hotel is a beautiful with spectacular chandeliers, modern looking furniture and attractive fixtures. It has very pleasant surroundings.

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Carrie M.

This is a very large four-star hotel with a prime location in downtown Austin. They only had room availability for two queen beds on the 6th floor, which I think is the lowest or 2nd lowest floor you can stay on, so the view was subpar. The room was clean. The pool and Edge Rooftop (bar) are on the 5th floor, so there isn't much of a view either because it is obstructed by buildings. Parking was over $50 a night, so I reserved with SpotHero for a much lower rate and parked in the Frost Bank Tower garage. The lobby is huge, and the line to the front desks was very long when we went to check out. At one point, housekeeping opened the door to the room while I was asleep, even though I had the do not disturb sign on the door handle. I read another review that had a similar complaint. I feel like this is a pretty big deal as I would expect my privacy to be respected when I have the sign on the door, especially at a big-name hotel like this one. You have to pay for wifi or sign up for a free membership, which I know is a thing at all the Marriott hotels, but it is very inconvenient, and I had so much trouble getting the sign-up page to pop up. The "welcome beverage" for being a Marriott Bonvoy member was a bottle of water.

Lounge hours are more flexible than many Marriotts
Marco N.

Large and very clean hotel. Was in town for a business event with 1,500 other people. Facilities were top notch. Lobby bar was well staffed and had a great standard Old Fashioned. Lounge hours are more flexible than many Marriotts I have seen. The lounge double doors are right by the B elevators on 5th floor. Good selection of soft drinks, beer/wine and water bottles. Plenty of Uber/Lyft/Waymo (through Uber) rides when you need it. Location of hotel is also very close to many other bars, restaurants etc in walking distance. Area seemed safe at night time.

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Amanda F.

Pretty nice hotel, what you'd expect for a JW. Checking in was a bit disorganized, and there were a lot of people in the elite line that just thought it was a second line, and were there likely because it was shorter. To my surprise- the concierge picked us out of the line and checked us in almost as soon as we lined up! The hotel was very loud and my husband could not hear a word she was saying. Luckily, I'm short, so I was right at her level and I could hear just fine. We opted for a high level room, away from the elevator. She gave us a key to the executive lounge and explained the hours. She offered us some bottled water and showed us the elevator. Thank you! Great service. Our room was pretty much immune from any noise, since we were almost the last room down the hallway. The room was spacious, clean and well stocked. There were bottled waters waiting for us in the room and extra ones for the coffee maker. Nice. Our city view was good- window was clean. I appreciated the black out shades. The shower was fantastic. It got very hot and the water pressure was just right. The shower head had such tiny little holes it seemed the water was becoming mist. It's soft water, which makes it feel slick. The bath towels seemed washed a few too many times and were not as plush as they could've been, but the hand towels and wash cloths were newer. I really liked using the makeup mirror in the bathroom as the lighting from above was quite harsh for that. Some amenities included makeup wipes, q tips, etc. The room had a safe, two robes, and a mini fridge- yessssss. We put our bbq leftovers in there. The executive lounge has a nice daily breakfast- most items seemed to be the same but they rotated the breakfast meat and the yogurt flavor. The coffee there is better than the room coffee. They have honor code beer, wine, (spirits in the evening) and you just write your name and room number for a charge. There's a ton of bottled water which we took advantage of. On the 5th floor, they have a gym, salon, rooftop pool and rooftop bar called Edge. We went for a couple rounds of drinks and found the night time lighting to be gorgeous. Friends enjoyed the chips w salsa/guac/cheese and the wings. In the lobby, they have a bar which is pretty good. We also had a round of drinks there. The lobby restrooms are kept clean. And there is rotating flavored ice water near check in. There is a small gift shop with snacks and souvenirs inside by the elevators. Car service is available in the valet loop. There is a Starbucks on the 2nd floor open from 6a-6p. There is a burger bar outdoor open air restaurant from 11a-2:30a. I'd say this hotel has everything. They emailed us after our first night to inquire if anything could enhance our stay. They even had an employee come by at night and give us one piece of chocolate and a note regarding pre bedtime stretches for a good nights sleep. Haha. Why not 5 stars? Hotel was super busy and loud- there was a conference going on the whole weekend. Would've been nice to know that beforehand, might've booked another place. One of the elevators was broken so only two elevators were in service for the high floors. Maybe ask how many of us are in the room and give two chocolates instead of one! It's about time for a bath towel refresh/ they're getting over washed. The weather stripping on our door was fraying- doesn't affect the function but allowed light into the room at night. We did not try Dean's steakhouse or the Corner restaurant. We would stay again. We are bonvoy members and the hotel location can't be beat. It's a great place to stay for the food and wine festival. You can walk everywhere.

Alexis C.

I recently stayed at the JW Marriott Austin (Downtown) for a one-night getaway with my boyfriend. Overall, the stay was okay, but there were several issues that made the experience disappointing. Check-in is supposed to be guaranteed at 3 PM, but our room wasn't ready until well after 5 PM. After finally getting into the room, I ordered room service and we ended up just crashing early. We were originally supposed to have a guaranteed 4 PM checkout, but due to high occupancy they told us the best they could do was 2 PM, which we understood and were fine with. However, the next morning things took another turn. The phone lines and internet were down, and since we were staying on the top floor, we didn't have cell service either. Because of that, we ended up having to check out around 9 AM, which cut our short getaway even shorter. This was supposed to be our last little one-day escape together, and unfortunately it didn't turn out the way we had hoped. That said, the reason this isn't a much lower review is because the staff did try to make things right. They refunded our points, which we appreciated, and they handled the situation as best as they could under the circumstances.

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Angela S.

Great hotel in the heart of Austin. Excellent dining options and a spa on site. Walking paths within walking distance and great accommodations.

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Ask the Community - JW Marriott Austin

Do they have a spa?

Yes they have Spa services.

Where is the best place to park without paying for self park?

You can park at Austin City Hall Garage which I believe is $13 max per day. It is just 2 blocks away from the JW.

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“Met by a desk clerk in front of the desk, walked to the elevators, room service, executive lounge all A+ service.”

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