Hotels near Mary Kyle Hartson Park

"We had a great stay"

"Great air conditioner, appears to be a new unit, room was recently updated, carpets bathroom and everything appeared to be new. "

"Hotel was dirty, smells like weed all over the hotel, room cabinet door was broken and no towel in the room, asked front desk and the person in front told me oh they washing the towels, and there was prostitute walking in and out of the hotel, I will not recommend this hotel."

"Terrible! I booked through Hotels.com but this place is run by an apartment complex. They require a separate check in but there’s no one there. I tried for 3 days to call and get help because the system wasn’t working for online check in. NO HELP. We flew to Austin. I was on the phone with someone in San Francisco during our whole connection. Got to Austin and still wasn’t resolved. Then went to the apartment and no one was there. Took another hour of sitting outside the gate before a girl (5th person I had spoken with) could help us. The apartment was “ok” but not very clean. Big dirty footprints on the bath mat, etc. Then our first day there they called ( they apparently can reach out when they need something) wanting us to go back to the apartment from our excursion to let them in to work on a TV. They called and texted 4 times. I would NEVER book a place associated with “The Landing” company again. "

"First I only booked the room due to it advertising that there was a hot tub. False they do not. I mentioned that and the front desk said there’s nothing they do for advertisement. The room keys didn’t work so they switched our rooms and again the room keys stopped working, went to take a hot bath and the tub had rust along with the faucets, I took pictures and showed the front desk and they said that had do with house keeping. I asked to speak to a manager and wanted a refund and was told I’d have to call back. Tried calling and unable to speak to manager. Very disappointed. "

"Clean and Convenient."

"Very poor breakfast, I know that is optional to offer, but better not to. "

"Nate introduced himself as the manager and was very friendly and helpful during our stay. "