Northwest Austin Hotels with Bars / Lounges

"I chose this hotel based on the reviews, but I was disappointed. The building resembles a motel more than a hotel, similar to a Super 8 style. You check in and then drive around the building to access your room. Although it has been partially renovated, it's still a very old structure. Additionally, it has the typical smell of a motel, likely coming from the carpet. The elevator is quite small, accommodating only two people with luggage at a time. If someone posted similar detailed reviews like above, I would not have chosen this hotel."

"Nice "

"Great place to stay "

"We didn't take advantage of the breakfast."

"I would not recommend anyone to this hotel, strong mildewed odor, 2 days stay parking fee was $75.00, half roll of toilet paper, there’s a signage in the elevator (towels get washed every 3 days), if you need to ask for more towels. No fridge or microwave. I was very disappointed with this hotel. Next time I’ll e reading the reviews. Take your own Clorox wipes, Lysol, towels and toilet paper. "

"Clean room, very kind staff"

"Very limited breakfast. Expensive and complicated parking."

"It's not well marked and a little hard to find. It's actually in a business office building. The staff was super nice, the room was clean and beds were comfy. We loved the location and ability to walk everywhere. Wish we had known more about the airport shuttle as we rented a car, paid $50 for parking and didn't use it. "

"As I sat in my room, I heard the lock click, and the door opened - I had the safety latch on, so they were not able to get inside. I immediately went to the door, and no one was visible. I called the front desk to investigate and was told it was a maintenance person who accidentally went to the wrong room. This behavior is not acceptable under any circumstances. Any worker should knock on a door and identify themselves before trying to access a room. They also should not run away when they realize a mistake was made. If this were truly what happened, my expectation would be for the person to remain at the door with their identification clearly displayed to explain who they are and why they were attempting to access the room. After calling the front desk, I would also expect to receive a communication from leadership letting me know the issue was documented and escalated, and assuring me there was a plan in place to reduce the chance it could happen in the future. Definitely not the response I expected from a Hilton facility."