Easy rental of meeting room that was perfect for hosting a baby shower. Extremely happy with their…read moreservices.

We were only in town for one night and I thought this hotel was better than I expected it to be! I…read morecould tell it's been newly renovated. We had a king bed room and there was a large sitting area with a couch and tv. The continental breakfast was from 6-9 and I had a bagel with cream cheese and my husband made a breakfast sandwich. Everything was decent. The bed was also comfortable. We showed up right at 3pm, which is checkin time, and they got us checked in quickly.

It is not a top 5 but it is clean and and the price was really good. Beds where comfortable and we…read morestayed there 2 nights and liked the location to othere busineses

Can't recommend this hotel enough! It was clean, super cute (Texas vibe decor), bed was…read morecomfortable, room was quiet, and the free breakfast was plentiful! The service was great too. I arrived a few hours before check in and they found a room for me. And they provided free bottled water! The hotel entrance is in a weird spot--in the alley between 4th and 5th Streets.

First time at Home2 Suites and it was a worth while stay. I felt right at home. The room was comfy…read moreand I wasn't expecting it to be a mini apartment. The bed was comfortable and the shower was perfection. Breakfast is from 6a-10a and they had a great selection. I enjoyed my stay and would definitely recommend you trying it out in Austin and other states.

Stayed at Northshore Austin (2nd and San Antonio...not the address listed here) as a guest through…read moreThe Guild. I loved every minute of it. Way better bang for your buck than renting a hotel. We got a 1 bedroom with a den that had a queen bed. Although the den did not have an actual door or privacy, what we got in amenities made up for it. There was a weird incident where we walked in on 2 employees who appeared to be engaged in gratuitous acts moments before we attempted to open the door. Although, maybe we were mistaken...we all just got an odd vibe from the two employees (one behind a closed bedroom door we found after talking with the first employee for over 5 minutes) and the other changing the password on the lock (from the inside of the room?--/he had to exit to do this after we entered the room). We had requested an early check in, so it was weird to find anyone hanging out there, playing "peek-a-boo" with grown guests at the initial check in. But the final total for a 4 night stay amounted to $1741.90...and considering the location...the amenities...the layout of the room...it was worth it! Just a warning: while the rooms are equipped with full kitchens, there aren't basic items like salt, oil, cutting boards (although one was brought to us after a text) to do any substantial cooking. But, who doesn't love a room where you can actually wash laundry BEFORE heading home?

My husband and I visited Austin this past weekend for a friend's wedding and spent three nights at…read morethe guild at the Arnold on East 6th. Originally I booked through an online travel site and minutes after I received a text from the Guild. After chatting with an agent they informed me that by booking direct I could get a deal and I canceled my original booking and booked directly through them with a savings around $250. I had a few questions prior to arriving and every time I texted an agent I received an answer almost immediately. This type of communication continued throughout our stay. The accommodations were pristine. I am extremely picky and honestly was nervous about staying here as it isn't our typical type of accommodations when we travel, but I could not have been happier. The apartment was huge. It was spotless and everything looked brand new. While we didn't cook there, the kitchen was fully stocked with what you would need to make a meal. There was a French press! There were extras like coffee, hot sauce, tampons; they thought of everything you might not have thought of. We spent hours listening to the eclectic record collection thy provided, so fun! Also, the neighborhood was super cool. We ate from some crazy good food trucks (rolling smoke, bomb tacos), checked out an awesome dive bar (the white horse) and found it completely walkable to the downtown area. My only regret is there aren't guilds outside of Texas! Thanks for a great stay!

Great stay for a multi generation getaway! Lots to do, great amenities and attentive hosts!read more

We stayed here for the Formula One race and it was great. The owners were awesome and took care of…read moreeverything. We had twenty in our group and were very comfortable. The fire pit is awesome and the whole place is fantastic!

This has got to be the best kept secret in Austin. You get…read morefed breakfast, you get fed dinner and they give you a card for three drinks pre-or post dinner. all at a very reasonable price I cannot believe what they're charging! There's a lot of families that come here as well. so if you don't like kids, this may not be the hotel for you. However, this is a very budget friendly. It is newer and immaculate. The rooms are spacious. The bathrooms are modern. I love everything about this choice. They are pet friendly for $50 price per pet. So next time you see a sign for the Drury Inn you need to book your reservation there.

This is a nice hotel. Clean, well arranged, pleasant staff. You get points for each visit and if…read moreyou skip housekeeping you get points. It adds up. They have a free Happy Hour every eve with snacks, wine and beer and full bar. Tonight I was amazed at the selection: soup, salad bar, baked potatoes, nachos, Alfredo pasta, chicken strips. It's not haute cuisine but I'm thinking if I had kids I'd tell them to fill up at the HH and then I'd go out to eat with my husband! There's a soda machine with free sodas anytime. Full hot breakfast buffet. There's also a popcorn machine in the lobby. The pool is huge and a big hit with the grand kids.

Got a good rate by booking almost two months in advance, through Chase Travel. There is no fee for…read moreparking, there are plenty of spaces, and you don't have to display a pass. Be careful about parking under a tree. I learned the hard way from overnight bird droppings. Fortunately, I found a nearby car wash to help take care of it. Check-in was quick and easy. The hotel room was clean, with all of the standard amenities. The free breakfast lacked vegan options, and there was no plain oatmeal. The hotel is conveniently located next to the intersection of Interstate 35 and East Highway 290. So, it is centrally located. Service was friendly and attentive.

This visit to the Fairfield Inn and Suites on Reinli Street in Austin, Texas started out ok. 5 min…read morefrom UT on service roads was the biggest pro, plus free parking, free/good breakfast, some free amenities and snacks or toiletries for those who forgot anything for purchase available at the front desk, friendly staff (especially the gentleman we checked in with) and acceptable rooms for the price. The first night and last night the TV didn't work and we had to get Netflix for any entertainment, but other than that, everything was fine, worthy of at least 3 stars until the last day...a construction crew starts jack hammering at 0900 on the connecting to our room... no warning or heads up from anyone --just jackhammering so loudly we could not hear ourselves speaking. I complained to the front desk and they said they would move us after my daughter's prelims that morning1000-1100. I asked him why they didn't warn us about the construction and he said he didn't know. So I told them we would be back at 1100. When we got back at 1115- the front desk said they didn't need to move us because the construction crew was done and wouldn't bother us. I reminded him she needed peace and quiet to sleep soundly before finals. He assured me there would be no issue and they were "done for the day". After she fell asleep (no jack hammering but loud scraping began that we found out was shoveling and digging what they had jackhammered already-- all of this was on the wall adjoining our room... when you pass by, you could see exactly what they were doing and where they were doing it. My husband went to complain to the front desk who supposedly told them to stop. They only stopped for 10 minutes and began again very loudly. I went out and told them to stop or move to a wall not next to where my daughter was sleeping because they woke her up... he said "who's going to pay me for my missed work". I told him he needed to take that up with the hotel and he said no that I needed to take it up with the hotel. I then informed the front desk again who had an oblivious look on his face even though there was no way he didn't hear the noise... so it's ridiculous that the guest has to try to talk to the workers when he assured me it was handled. My husband also talked to the font desk again and he said they were "leaving" but for another 30 minutes we heard banging and doors closing and opening loudly-- nothing like we had heard all week which had been peaceful up until that point. We were going to stay one more night (Tuesday until Sunday) but we just checked out and will go home where it is peaceful-- then drive back tomorrow for the rest of the events. This is unsatisfactory. We have never had such a disrespectful and disruptive stay at the hundreds of hotels we have stayed at for her swimming. The construction people--though very rude-- are not the problem.. the problem is why did Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Austin at Reinli Street allow this room to be booked at the same time as construction? To add insult to injury when we checked out a full day early because of all of this nonsense and frustration, a different front desk clerk had an attitude with us and when we said that the treatment was unacceptable she said US making the construction workers stop what they were doing and "miss out on a days work" was what was "unacceptable"??? Are you kidding me? So we pay to rest, relax, and sleep in a room and we are unable to do so because they are greedy and overbooked and we are the problem? Unbelievable. Do better.

A beautiful location…read more A wide variety of breakfast options, along with coffee and teas. The rooms have wonderful, bright, and beautiful views. I enjoyed the large walk-in shower and the high showerhead with plenty of hot water. The king bed was warm and inviting, but the extra-thin pillows had to be layered. Make sure to get a key card; otherwise, you will have no lights. The key card is used in the master light switch upon entering the room. This ensures that the bathroom lights, fan, and room lights work when it is removed; the lights will go out. My only complaint would be not being used to being around train tracks, and you could hear the trains even without the horns going off all night.

We booked 2 connecting rooms since we have 4 young kids. We confirmed the day before they would be…read moreconnecting but when we got there they said they could only give us rooms near each other. Fortunately we had a monitor so we had the toddler with us and the other kids on a monitor but that's still not acceptable. They also use barn track doors instead of a real door for a bathroom so you never feel like you're in a separate room and there was a problem with the shower which made a vibration noise when the hot and cold water mixed. It's also not particularly easy to find from the street as Apple Maps tried to take you to an adjacent building and there isn't much good signage at street level when driving in. The sound insulation is also inadequate. On a Saturday night it sounds like you're in a nightclub well past 3am. There are tons of great places in Austin to stay and I would recommend going somewhere else instead.