Hotels near Seton Occupational Health Clinic

"Pros: Staff was nice, convenient location near bus routes and downtown Cons: Black smudges on walls, bath faucet detached from wall, intense mold smell in room, bathroom floor sticky, nightly parking fee to park on-site"

"The room was outdated there was rust and the AC didn't work to great. If you planned to use the stove there was no pans or utensils. Beds were comfy and had plenty of towels. Also was a very quiet area and was able to door dash and set off the highway enough that you didn't hear all that traffic noise."

"Hotels was clean but the beds are a little old."

"Good breakfast and nice people and clean rooms"

"Clean room, breakfast was fantastic and had lots of choices."

"Everything was great"

"Didn't see on app where I needed to put a $100 deposit down, now I have to wait 3-7 biz dAys for it to be returned to my card, all though I could have paid high atm prices to give them cash. The grab and go breakfast, must be gone by 7;30am... only coffee available @8am I will read details on app better"

"This hotel is in the middle of downtown Austin. It is very loud and has a lot of homeless in the area. There is construction right. Ow and it was very difficult to get to the property. Check-in was great. Helpful customer service. Parking is $55 for self parking. I was told if I wanted to valet it would be $75. The location is right by I-35. Be mindful of this because there is the freeway noise, the construction noise, construction. The room “looked” clean. But, we all had red bumps that itch all over. The TV in the room did not work. It said network issue and to contact front desk. This is not something I expected from Fairmont. I will not be returning."

"The hotel is fairly old so many areas may have been clean, but didn't look it. The ice machine on the 3rd floor had no ice. And I guess keeping with the times there were no niceties like shower caps or swabs. The air conditioner worked nicely. Finally, on checking in, we only received 2 cookies for 3 guests because they were afraid they would run out. Petty, I know but there it is."