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"Very overpriced for this hotel"

"Upon checkin the gentleman at the front was not friendly or welcoming. Seemed robotic in his verbiage and a welcoming environment. Did not explain where elevators were and we had to look which direction to go. When going to the bar upon opening bartender did not acknowledge us or anyone waiting. The seating where the tables were there was a couple sitting there and the lights were not turned on (bar/restaraunt was already open) of which the wife had to come up and ask if they were open and bar tender said yes, but did not explain it was not like an actual restraunt where a server would come to your table that you had to order food at the bar. Very limit choices. Once we were done Jerome did not thank us or anything that had left. The lifting in the rooms is dim and not well lit. We were extremely disappointed in this hotel and not worth the money. We will not return to this hotel in the future. "

"Safe parking very convenient hotel is in a very central area in Austin close to UT"

"Room had a weird smell. Bathroom door is a slider that didnt even close correctly. Very awkward for a shared room. Breakfast was good. Noce varoety of fresh foods on hand. Staff was friendly, only interaction waa check in."

"Nice, boutique hotel with a wonderful outdoor veranda and cozy restaurant."

"Great place to stay in downtown Austin. My suite had its own kitchen and separate living room and bedroom. Felt like a great home away from home. "

"Clean big rooms. Free parking. The bathroom counter and toilette arebtoo short for me but it is manageable. Theybdont provid any complementary water in the lobby or rooms. "

"The TV was broken and almost fell on us. There was no soap and it had a mild smell of body odor. The AC cord was unplugged and we were too scared to plug it in due to maybe a faulty wiring. We left and are requesting our money back."

"The location was perfect in distance to UT campus and to the medical school as well. I felt safe walking around the area of the hotel as a woman traveling alone. The front desk people were so kind and made sure I could get into my room even when the card pad stopped working."