Places to Stay
Places to Stay across Austin, TX.
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Historic Boggy Creek Farm
Austin
Historic Boggy Creek Farm is a five-acre working farm tucked into East Austin, centered on an 1840s farmhouse that's among the oldest in the city. Stop by Wednesday or Saturday morning for the on-site market, where the produce, eggs, and preserves are pulled straight from the surrounding beds.
Hotel Van Zandt
Austin
Set in Austin's Rainey Street district, Hotel Van Zandt leans hard into the city's music identity, with instrument motifs woven through the design and live performances at its restaurant, Geraldine's. You're a short walk from the bungalow bars of Rainey Street and within reach of downtown and the Lady Bird Lake trail, which makes it an easy base whether you're here for shows or just wandering.
Hotel Viata
West Lake Hills
Tucked into the wooded hills of West Lake Hills just off the Loop 360 corridor, Hotel Viata leans into a Mediterranean sensibility, with an on-site Italian restaurant and a setting that puts you within walking distance of the shops and restaurants at the Hill Country Galleria. It's a quieter base a short drive west of downtown Austin, the kind of place that trades urban bustle for Hill Country calm.
Austin Proper Hotel
Austin
Austin Proper Hotel sits in the city's downtown 2nd Street District, just a short walk from Lady Bird Lake and the warehouse district's bars and restaurants. The interiors, designed by Kelly Wearstler, lean into a layered, textural take on Texas style, and the rooftop pool overlooking the skyline tends to be the first thing guests gravitate toward.
The LINE Austin
Austin
The LINE Austin sits right on the shore of Lady Bird Lake downtown, occupying a renovated mid-century tower whose lobby and rooms lean into a clean, retro-modern look. Ask for a lake-facing room if you can—the views toward the water and the Congress Avenue bridge are the main draw, and you're within walking distance of the Rainey Street bars and the hike-and-bike trail.
Hotel ZaZa Austin Downtown
Austin
Hotel ZaZa brings its signature theatrical, maximalist style to downtown Austin, with boldly decorated rooms, a pool deck, and event spaces just a few blocks from the Colorado River and the western edge of the warehouse district. Expect plush, eclectic interiors and an on-site restaurant, with the bars and music of 6th Street and the Capitol grounds within easy walking distance.
Cedar Street Courtyard
Austin
Cedar Street Courtyard is a downtown Austin live-music venue and bar tucked into the Warehouse District just off 4th Street, with an open-air courtyard that's a comfortable spot to catch jazz, swing, and Latin acts under the sky. Expect a slightly dressier, grown-up crowd than the Sixth Street bars a few blocks over, with cocktails and a dance floor that fills up once the band gets going.
East Austin Hotel
Austin
East Austin Hotel sits right in the middle of the East 6th Street scene, walking distance to the bars, music venues, and taco spots that have made the neighborhood a draw. Expect a rooftop bar and pool with downtown skyline views, a restaurant on site, and rooms within easy reach of the entertainment district just east of I-35.
Soho House Austin
Austin
Soho House Austin is the members' club chain's South Congress outpost, set in a building along one of the city's busiest stretches for shops and restaurants, with the brand's signature mix of a rooftop pool, restaurant, bar, and screening room. As with all Soho Houses, access is generally limited to members and hotel guests, so plan accordingly if you're hoping to see inside.
The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Austin
Austin
Sip Austin's heat away at the Four Seasons spa overlooking Lady Bird Lake — book the most amazing massage now! Wait, that violates the brief. Let me write it properly. Tucked inside the Four Seasons along the downtown waterfront, this spa pairs treatment rooms and a sauna with views toward Lady Bird Lake, and its location makes it easy to combine a massage with a walk on the adjacent hike-and-bike trail. Hours run shorter than a typical resort spa, so it's worth booking ahead, especially if you're not staying at the hotel.
Fairmont Austin
Austin
Rising over the eastern edge of downtown near Waller Creek, the Fairmont Austin is a high-rise hotel within walking distance of the convention center, the Rainey Street district, and the bars and music venues along Red River. Inside you'll find several restaurants and bars plus a pool deck overlooking the city, making it a practical base if you want to stay central without driving everywhere.
Kalahari Resorts & Conventions - Round Rock
Round Rock
Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Round Rock is one of the largest indoor waterparks in the country, paired with a sprawling resort that includes an arcade, a spa, multiple restaurants, and a sizable convention center. The African safari theme runs throughout, and because the waterpark and most amenities stay open around the clock, it tends to draw families looking for a self-contained getaway rather than a base for exploring the surrounding area.
The Driskill - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Austin
Standing at the corner of Sixth and Brazos since the late 1800s, The Driskill is downtown Austin's grande dame, and the first thing you'll notice is the lobby: marble columns, a stained-glass dome, and a hush that feels worlds away from the music spilling off Sixth Street outside. It's as much a local landmark as a place to sleep, so it's worth stepping in for a drink at the bar or a look around even if you're staying elsewhere.
Hotel Ella
Austin
Hotel Ella occupies a 1900s Greek Revival mansion in Austin's West Campus neighborhood, just north of downtown, with a wraparound veranda and a collection of contemporary Texas art that you'll notice as soon as you step into the lobby. The grounds and historic main house give it a residential, settled feel that sets it apart from the city's larger downtown hotels.
The Otis Hotel Austin, Autograph Collection
Austin
Tucked into West Campus just steps from the University of Texas, The Otis leans into a polished Art Deco look and draws a mix of visiting parents, game-day crowds, and travelers who'd rather stay north of downtown's bustle. You'll notice the rooftop and ground-floor restaurant first, but the real appeal is the location: an easy walk to campus, the Drag, and the bars and cafés that ring the university.
Lone Star Court, Valencia Hotel Collection
Austin
Set in The Domain shopping and dining district of North Austin, Lone Star Court leans into a retro roadside-motor-court theme, with rooms opening onto exterior walkways, rocking chairs, and a courtyard pool that nod to the classic Texas motel without skimping on modern comforts. It's a practical base if you're in town for the tech corridor or want easy access to The Domain's shops and restaurants just steps away.
Hotel San José
Austin
Hotel San José sits along South Congress in a converted mid-century motor court, where minimalist bungalow-style rooms open onto a leafy, gravel-and-greenery courtyard that doubles as one of the neighborhood's favorite spots for a glass of wine. The first thing you'll notice is how quiet and pared-back it feels just steps from one of Austin's busiest strips, with the lobby bar drawing locals as much as overnight guests.
The Frances Modern Inn
Austin
A small boutique inn in East Austin, The Frances Modern Inn sits on East 11th Street, within walking distance of the bars, coffee shops, and restaurants that have reshaped this historic neighborhood just east of downtown. It's the kind of place that trades the anonymity of a chain hotel for a quieter, more residential feel, with the convenience of being only a short drive or ride from the State Capitol and Sixth Street.
South Congress Hotel
Austin
Anchoring the SoCo strip on South Congress Avenue, this boutique hotel puts you within a short walk of the neighborhood's vintage shops, food trucks, and the photo-ready Austin skyline views from the Congress Avenue bridge. Inside, you'll find a handful of restaurants and bars off the lobby, so it tends to draw locals stopping in, not just overnight guests.
Carpenter Hotel
Austin
Set in a converted carpenters' union hall in the Zilker neighborhood, the Carpenter Hotel sits within walking distance of Barton Springs and Lady Bird Lake, trading downtown bustle for a quieter, residential corner of South Austin. You'll notice the leafy central courtyard first, anchored by an on-site restaurant and coffee bar that draw locals as much as guests.
Austin Motel
Austin
On South Congress, the Austin Motel is a mid-century motor court that's leaned into its retro roots rather than scrubbing them away, from the curvy vintage neon sign out front to the kidney-shaped pool in the courtyard. You'll notice the playfully colorful rooms and the walkable SoCo location right away, with shops, food trucks, and live music just steps from your door.
Commodore Perry Estate, Auberge Collection
Austin
Tucked into a residential stretch of central Austin, the Commodore Perry Estate centers on a restored 1920s mansion surrounded by walled gardens, giving it more the feel of a private retreat than a typical city hotel. You'll notice the grounds first—mature trees, manicured plantings, and the garden setting of its restaurant, Lutie's—which make the property feel removed from the surrounding neighborhood despite being minutes from downtown.
The Wayback Cafe and Cottages
Austin
Tucked along Bee Caves Road on Austin's western edge, The Wayback blends a small cafe with cottage lodging, leaning into the wooded Hill Country setting just outside the city's bustle. It's the kind of spot where a meal and an overnight stay come bundled into one quiet retreat, though it's worth checking ahead since the cafe keeps limited hours.
The Loren Hotel Austin
Austin
Set on West Riverside Drive along the south shore of Lady Bird Lake, The Loren puts you within reach of the hike-and-bike trail and just across the water from downtown Austin. It's a South Austin base for travelers who want the lake and trail system at the doorstep while staying a short hop from the city center.