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The service was very good and caring, knowing that the child had an exam the next morning, and a free breakfast was specially arranged. It was originally not included in the breakfast. Such carefulness is rare in foreign service.

This Hampton Inn has been recently redone. It's beautiful. I loved my room. Great workout area. Small pool. One block from the convention center and really in the center of everything downtown. This will be my go-to Austin hotel from now on.

The hotel has a good environment and convenient transportation, but there is no breakfast

I'll start by noting that this is handily the nicest Hampton Inn I've ever seen, in part because it's quite literally almost new, and doesn't seem to be drawing much guest traffic as of yet. At the same time, it's also one of the most oddly located hotels I can recall seeing – and I say that as a one-time professional hotel critic. (I couldn't even hazard a guess how many I've stayed in, but it's over 500.) Just for context: I live in Austin, and as it so happens the Hampton Inn is about a 10-minute walk from my apartment. (Since I'm a hotel nerd, I've stayed in most of Austin's at some point.) At least until this one, the Hampton Inns I've seen were largely or entirely ”either-or”: a given property was either a standalone, basically cookie-cutter design in suburban areas, small cities and along various highways, or it was an urban ”mid-size” tower which I'm putting in quotes because that usually means at least 10 stories. (The Hampton Inn in downtown Austin is 16.) I watched this place being built from the ground up, and I was admittedly quite surprised when I saw that it'd be a combo Hampton Inn / Home2Suites development. (The latter was built simultaneously in a separate building.) Reason being: the surrounding area has a severe shortage of apartments to rent, and up until shortly before it opened, the development had no signage of any kind. (Like others, I assumed it was another apartment building or something.) And while East Austin in general is trendy, there aren't any restaurants or bars particularly near the hotel. Further, East Austin remains very much hit-or-miss: the area has million-dollar homes within two blocks of public housing projects. This is true for the hotel as well. I do NOT mean to infer that public housing is automatically ”dangerous,” or even that East Austin has a ”crime problem.” My point is that the immediate surrounding area is quiet at night since it has no retail business, restaurants or bars, and particularly if you're not familiar with Austin, I'd definitely avoid walking to the hotel via either E 4th or E 5th St. Finally, there are several nearby boutique hotel options that don't seem to cost much more (at least at this writing), and are all better-located. The East Austin Hotel and Arrive Hotel are both on Sixth and further west, closer to the area's restaurants, bars & nightlife. The Heywood Hotel is a true boutique on Cesar Chavez St., and it & Sixth are where 90% of East Austin's things to do are located.

Went to a concert in Austin, TX and decided to stay here -- thankfully! This location was perfect -- close to everything! We were just minutes from the Capital (free tours), LBJ museum, many restaurants and the Moody Center. The parking is NOT free -- which I did not like and even got a ticket even though I paid after arrival (the manager removed the charges). BUT, this assured me that there are patrols throughout the parking lot. The atrium was beautiful with all rooms opening from the central area (not outdoors). The view was eye-appealing as you can just watch people moving about. There are TV's, couches, and free detox water (and regular water) in the atrium area. A nice place to just hang out. The hotel gives a couple of free alcoholic redeemable cards at check-in for the evening. Thought that was nice. The breakfast was fantastic -- an omelette bar, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, breakfast potatoes, yogurt, fruit, bakery items, etc. It was fantastic and met all of our ”wants”. We didn't swim in the indoor pool or take advantage of the gym but can confirm that both are at this hotel. The rooms open to a living room area with a couch, TV, small table to seat 2, mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee ”abilities”, as well as a bar sink. Through a small hallway area (which encompasses the bathroom) is the bedroom area. Nice TV, an armoire, and dresser. Definitely a nice place to stay and will plan to pick this place again should we re-visit Austin, TX.

Big clean room, comfy bed and the breakfast was also good. Nightshift-staff was really welcoming. But it would be good to mention in the hotel description that the airport-shuttle stops at 11pm. Anyway we can recommend and would book this hotel again. :)

This hotel has all the basics: spacious rooms, comfortable beds, very decent continental breakfast, and everything works. However, it is in desperate need of a face lift - new carpets, upholstery, etc. There is a strong smell of ”old”. We went first to a Target to buy air freshener which we used liberally in both rooms all three days we were there. If you can deal with that, this hotel provides good value.

The check-in and out was smooth. Our stay is ok, the room is quite small but bed is comfy. The breakfast option was nice but the next day, we woke up a bit late, we joined buffet breakfast at 8:30AM but most of the food were gone and was not replaced. The location is good, near N. Lamar Ave and I-35 which is accesible to Downtown Austin.

Great stay at this hotel. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful and very accommodating for early check in and late check out. The area was a little worrisome at first (railroad tracks) but we found it very easy to get a rideshare and walking out to dinner at night there were some great restaurants just 1 block over. Clean rooms, hotel looks practically new, fabulous lobby and nice pool area in the center. We will definitely be keeping this in mind for our next trip into town.