Everything was top notch. Room and commons areas are spotlessly clean. Tea and coffee in the…read morekitchen. Secure code access to the front door. Welcoming staff. Clear instructions. Great location just off 6th Street, with food and music options close by. Only concern was how expensive parking is in the area. I did not take advantage of the bar onsite, but it was popular.

Had a brief stay here and I must say I enjoyed the accommodations. Chill vibe, pleasant front desk…read morestaff, place was clean and when I had trouble booking I received a quick email reply. Definitely would recommend and would stay again.

The rumors are true, the Driskill is haunted. It is haunted by inept and uncaring staff that has…read morelittle or no interest in making your stay enjoyable. our experience started at check in. we had prepaid for a double queen room thru Amex travel for my son and I who were in town for his birthday. Upon arrival we were informed that our room was not only not ready, but they were "sold out" of double queens. Imagine my confusion as at had not reserved this room, I PREPAID for it. We were offered a King room with a fold out and a $75 credit at the bar which I begrudgingly accepted. So off to the bar we went. As we attempted to close out at the bar we were informed that we could not use the credit offered because our room had not been entered into the system. Credit was useless, I paid the tab and went to dinner. Came back 2 hours later, room still not ready. It is now 4 hours past check in time. I ask for a manager and at this point getting upset. Manager appears and threatens to throw me out. At this point I give up, go to the room that I don't want and call Amex to deal with the issue. I have stayed at the Driskill well over a dozen times thru out the years and I am really disappointed that this experience has ruined all of the good memories. Sadly it will be my last stay. I've had better treatment at a Super 8. Hyatt has really ruined a true Texas landmark with this sloppy management and poor customer service.

I went there for drink after dinner and this place screams high class, old money…read more I had a couple carajillos and they were delicious, the staff is friendly the ambience is classy. The Driskill is always a good time!

I find there's always something going on here. I've been here for dance events, karaoke nights,…read morePitch-A-Friend, and even just casual hangouts, and it always delivers a fun, social energy. The central location makes it super easy to meet up with people, and I love the open-air stage setup. It gives the whole place a lively, anything-can-happen kind of feel, whether you're watching a performance or jumping in yourself. It's the kind of venue that works for a bunch of different vibes depending on the night.

There's always something fun happening here. Whether for a bachelorette party at the boutique hotel…read moreor a guest at hotel, or there to see live music, deejays, or attend other events. The large outdoor space is cool with so much seating. There's really not a bad view of the stage from any angle. Always a lively and fun time when I've been there.

Pool was great, a lot quieter than the LINE which I like. I really enjoy the location. Super close…read moreto lots of shops, bars and restaurants. Staff was friendly enough but I will say that the room was a bit lacking. For $450 a night I would've expected something more but I think the minimalist look is the next big thing. Not for me. The first room we got smelled a lot like dog. Granted they are pet friendly but it just didn't smell right. The next room we got was better. Slightly better decor as well. The toilet wasn't flushing though. There is not really a view unless you face the pool. I did enjoy the late 12pm check out and the shower was good. However they have a clear glass pane to the bedroom with no option to pull down so the person you travel with will ultimately see everything. Not the biggest deal if you're a couple but if you're with shyer friends or others it may be unappealing. They only have king size bed and bunk bed rooms as options so just a heads up.

Came here for first Thursday with some friends and we had so much fun!! It was raining that day so…read moreluckily there was no line and the inside wasn't too crowded either. The DJs were so good and played really good music!! I like that were was an inside and outside part with different DJs and vibes in each part. The bartenders make the drinks strong so definitely getting your moneys worth!!

I was contacted to remove my review because they have new owners and are different. Why would I…read moreremove my review and it's completely true? The storage facility did nothing and I had to throw away NEW furniture because it reeked of rat urine and feces. I had to spend a whole day in a mask cleaning up and throwing away MY belongings because of their inability to adequately explain they were rat infested and that there was separate insurance needed WHEN I ASKED. At the time I already had a lung infection, and I was bawling because I'd just moved to Austin and had no help. If they had worked with me then, MAYBE I wouldn't have left it in the first place. Run, do not walk, from this place. I rented at this storage facility as I needed what I thought would be reliable storage for two suitcases, a bedframe, two large plastic tubs, one with clothes and one with dishes, four pieces of artwork, a box that had some candles, a coin collection that belonged to my dad (RIP) as well as his cane, a dog carrier with pillow and several items that were inedible and not food. Came back twice after moving into the locker in the months that I was there. Last time before starting to move items out was because even though I told them I wanted the charges automatically charged as I was moving between Chicago and Austin, I received a nasty letter saying my bill hadn't been paid. I paid the bill, got access to my locker and made preparations to move out in the middle of December. Came back on moving day to discover my locker had been decimated by rats, their hair, urine and feces were everywhere. Due to a lung infection I had to get a mask to even move things or start to sort through them to figure out what to trash and what to keep. Mind you, I'd relocated to austin from Chicago. Didn't know a soul. Once the company did know about the rats, they put a red locker on my locker so I could not take pics. I was able to get them to get it off the next day, and after tossing out the bed frame which had been marked by urine, feces and holes, the attached are what I saw. Up to you to do with what you will. Ps- rats and vermin on storage lockers are not a part of standard coverage by rental insurance, even if they tell you otherwise as insurance companies expect storage facilities to have pest control. It is an additional, and costly, addendum. I learned that the hard way. Also learned they are not legally regulated by the state of Texas.

They are amazing. Mike is awesome and very informative. He answers ALL your questions and makes…read moresure you understand everything. I will definitely use this place again. (If I ever leave it) Mike is very polite and and pleasure to do business with. Thanks Mike

Just checked in! I must say that I had a very outstanding experience at AUS airport. Parking lot is…read moreeasily visible and as soon I parked, there was a shuttle bus waiting. Once in, the driver explained the process when coming back and to write down parking location and what gates he was stopping. Ending up giving him a good tip. Once I arrived at the airport, waited until the airline employee was ready to check people in. Had the tickets already printed to it was breeze! Going to security was another positive experience. Line wasn't long (5am) and the Jet blue employee was friendly and helpful. I was at my gate in no time. My longest wait was actually waiting to board the plane at the gate!

This experience of this airport is arguably one of the worst in the US for a variety of reasons…read more It's pretty much what would happen if you replaced the huge Atlanta Hartsfield airport with a dinky structure the size of Long Beach CA airport. As a passenger, you are gonna have a bad time. Reasons: - Airport structure is too small - Constantly way past capacity with the number of passengers and staff within it. - So, not enough seating - Insufficient bathroom facilities throughout. All bathrooms are small, antiquated, crowded, hot AF, always full & therefore filthy. Can't blame cleaning staff. They have to close bathrooms just to clean them. - the heat works, but the AC doesn't work Apparently airport mgmt is fine keeping temps at 79 and 80 degrees. Add in crowds of passengers who have to take a leak or an urgent dump, and yes, everywhere is on edge, sweating their sacks off. This is one of the worst aspects that they refuse to address/fix. - the California granolas they allow to sing and play guitar badly only adds insult to injury If you can avoid it for another 5 years, until it's expanded, then do so.

We had the pleasure of staying here for Labor Day weekend…read more Upon check-in we ran into Jonathan who was so sweet & helpful. He helped up grab our key and escorted us to the room. He gave us city tips & info & we simply adored him! Thanks Jonathan! Speaking of the room...GORGEOUS!!! The layout, decor and amenities were 5 stars equipped with coffee, creamer, hot sauces, plates, utensils, everything that you could imagine. The grounds are superbly clean and well maintained, no litter, trash or debris in sight! Everything from the courtyard to the elevator, hallways and lobby area. The location is perfect on 6th surrounded by food trucks, bars, coffee shops/breweries and a grocery store right across the street, about a 25 min walk to the Dirty 6. This was by far one of the best hotels and experiences I've had in a beautiful and friendly city. I will definitely stay here again...and again...and again!!

Clearly in over their heads. The business model seems sound - rent out single units on AirBnb and…read moreHotels.com in multiple cities and states as if you were running a single hotel. The result is an uncoordinated, chaotic mess. The lesson: don't cheap out if you're looking for a booking on the east side. There's a reason they charge less than average. ARRIVAL: --- tl;dr Checking was delayed 3.5 hours! We couldn't get into the room until 6:30pm when checking was originally at 3. Their handling of the situation was a confused mess. --- My wife and I had booked a 1 night stay at the this location for her birthday, with plans to dine and drink in the area. Check in time was 3:06pm, I got a text message saying that our room "wasn't quite ready yet" but that "you are definitely welcome to head on up and drop off your luggage...". Okay cool, np, we were running late anyway. All we wanted to do was to change and get a drink before dinner, so leaving our luggage in the room would be fine. We arrived at 4pm to the complex lobby and sent a text that we'd arrived. The first indication that something was off was being greeted with a "Let me bet, you're waiting on the Guild too?" from a woman who'd also booked with them. The next red flag was the apt manager. She was friendly and had come to give us the wifi password and mentioned (somewhat apologetically) that this is common practice for the Guild - guests sitting around the lobby, suddenly in the dark about whether they're even checking into a room at all. Soon after the 4pm text, I get a response apologizing that the room isn't ready and to please enjoy a beer across the street, on them. That's fine and all, but I want to change. So I ask to be let into the room so that we can drop off our stuff. "We don't offer luggage storage on-site" and to drop off our stuff at their HQ.... blocks away. I reminded them that they had said we could drop it in the room. They respond by saying that a guild manager was down the street and that we could carry our stuff over to him to secure. What? It's not a _ton_ of luggage, but it's not nothing either. By now it's 4:30, we're hungry, wearing what we rushed out of the house in, and stuck in an apartment lobby. Ultimately, we had to change in the lobby's bathroom - fun. Around 5pm, we loaded up the car and decided to get something to eat before we fell over. CLEANLINESS: --- tl;dr Grime and dead bugs on and near the floorboards, a funky smell, and broken glass in the bathroom - you know, where you're most likely to be barefoot. --- So, the room had allegedly gotten an extra 3.5 hours worth of cleaning - it should be sparkling. It was, with some broken shards of glass around the toilet. The bathroom floor also had strands of hair near the toilet and tub, so it had definitely not been swept. There was grime and dirt that lined every foot of the baseboards around the apt. Lots of dead bugs. The floor felt as if it hadn't been swept. Likely it was just mopped quickly, leaving behind all the dirt that was originally there. My only question then is WTF did it look like _before_ it was cleaned?

I love this little spot. It's one of those places that's perfect for taking a break when you're out…read moreon Congress. Grab a seat, slow down for a bit, and enjoy a frosé and some light bites while you take in the energy of the street. Such a fun, laid-back Austin stop--and the perfect place to relax for a while.

This is such a cute hotel. My friend and I had our annual girls' trip here this year and loved our…read morestay. It's very conveniently located near many shops and eateries, so we basically stayed around the SoCo area and chilled (and also talked our ears off). The room was cute, the decor on the premises with all the plants was lovely, and everyone on the site was very friendly. The place also offered live music, which we enjoyed with a couple of cocktails from the bar at the hotel. The only slight downside is the tiny pool and the pool area, but we still enjoyed our stay overall. We would definitely stay there again next time we are in Austin.

Like so many hotels, you get what you pay for - this was no exception. The Courtyard property…read moreoverall is pretty dated. The lobby has certainly had the biggest investment - I didn't spend time there, but it seemed you could buy drinks at the bar and order some breakfast items in the morning. Of what I did use - my room and the gym, it was pretty underwhelming. My top floor king room had dated furniture and carpet. On the plus side - the bathroom and shower seemed newer and clean. The gym was pretty sparse - two treadmills, one elliptical, and some free weights with a water cooler and plastic canister of Clorox wipes. No frills. The property does have an outdoor pool and plenty of parking, but I would err on the side wood caution outside. I got gas a few hundred feet away where an unhoused man was asking me for money. In general the area is pretty run down.

Stayed here for the night as my daughter had a competition in town…read more Upon driving up I realized Thai was going to be a different Marriott experience. This courtyard is in an area that most would not think to find a hotel. Behind a gas station and next to a storage facility. Upon entry ( late around 9 pm after driving) , the representative informed us that the internet was down and it took 20 Minutes before we were checked in manually as the internet still was not up . The representative was very hospitable and kind however. She did her job . Upon going to the floor it was apparent that this was a repurposed building . The carpet had a smell and stains . The plumbing in the ceiling was exposed and it was like no other courtyard I have experienced. We got to our room , which was much smaller than expected and a smaller restroom. The hotel Is next to the expressway so you can hear cars zoom by at night. The shower was good as the water was strong and hot. We received a voucher for free breakfast and enjoyed the service that morning very much . The staff are great and very pleasant ; Marriott needs to either invest in upgrades or withdraw from this location .