Beautiful, clean, modern hotel and rooms! Our room had a living room with couch and chair with an…read moreottoman each, two tvs and the curtains opened and closed with a button on the wall. Big lobby with a bar and restaurant area. Staff was very nice. Modern gym area. We have stayed before. Recommend.

Booked 15 rooms for reunion for the last two years. This Monday will make three years in a row…read more Easy to work with. Nice location.

Great hotel! Conveniently located, clean, free parking and quiet!…read more Nothing fancy but they do have a bar and restaurant as well that was your typical medium place. Bar food ect. I would stay there again.

A little far from downtown and the airport but a decent hotel…read more There is a little cafe, pool, gym, and a shuttle along with other amenities. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are well maintained and not too outdated. It is next to a HEB, Whole Foods, abs the shopping common area so you can walk there.

I stayed here for 9 days for company training and I thought the hotel was nestled in a gorgeous…read morelocation. The rooms were clean and updated! There's a bar downstairs and upstairs with the upstairs restaurant. They have breakfast but it's not included. Otherwise there's restaurants nearby too if you don't feel like driving to get food. The only negative I have is that the walls are thin and you can hear your neighbors. Overall loved my stay here!

Overall : it's 8/10 stars…read more The staff: 6/10. I wish the staff was more helpful and friendly. The environment: 8/10. It was nice , clean , renovated hotel good for a family or even young couples. Workout facility: 7/10. It was a little small but was clean and well maintained. Patio/pool area : 7/10. It was also a little small too but still clean and organized. Room: 7.5/10; I enjoyed the room because it had no carpet and just hardwood floors. A big plus in my opinion. The shower light is turned off by motion lights so could be a liability if your in the shower to long . Overall the bathroom is modern and nicely done. Lobby : 8/10. The lobby was nice and modern and look renovated. Plenty of space for a gathering.

My family was visiting for my birthday (most of them first timers to Austin), and I wanted to…read morerecommend a special hotel. Frame was perfect. Beautiful and private but right in the heart of SoCo. They all said they would stay there again, a high compliment!

Ok. I am so torn with my thoughts because for all the things the owners do right: the aesthetics,…read morestyle, location, and the curated shared spaces with its perks. This should have been a momentous experience. Unfortunately my experience was tempered by a ventilation issues and an odor that persisted the whole stay. On top of the fact that the shower area and bathroom floor grout was severely in need of elevated maintenance. This could be overlooked if we had booked with a lower price point establishment. But for the money it did not meet its claim to be "design forward and intentionally serene" which is what you are looking for when you are celebrating an anniversary. I want to say I'd stay here again but right now as I said in the outset really torn.

My stay at Hotel Saint Cecilia was nothing short of spectacular. From the moment we arrived, the…read morestaff made me feel like the only guest on the property, attending to every need with genuine warmth and professionalism. The hotel itself is a design masterpiece--a perfect blend of rock 'n roll glamour and serene luxury. My room was a beautiful sanctuary, complete with a vintage record player and access to the lobby's vinyl library, which was such a fun and unique touch. Highlights of my stay: * Exceptional Staff: Every interaction with the staff, from the front desk to the bartenders by the pool, was fantastic. They were knowledgeable, eager to please, and really went above and beyond to ensure a memorable experience. Ryan was exceptionally charming and full of property knowledge. I found myself telling my friends random facts about the hotel lol. * Luxurious Amenities: The legendary Hästens bed provided the most incredible sleep I've ever had, and the custom kimono robes and Le Labo/Grown Alchemist toiletries made the experience feel incredibly indulgent. The bathtub... oh my that tub will remain in my dreams until my next stay. * Delicious Dining: I enjoyed a tasty coquito and delicious Salmon, avocado toast with a poached egg all delivered with impeccable service to my room. Hotel Saint Cecilia isn't just a place to stay; it's a completely immersive and luxurious experience. I can't wait to return to this magical retreat!

I didn't get to take too many pictures because 1) I was in complete awe of this hotel, 2) I was in…read morecomplete awe of this hotel, & 3) yeah, you guessed it. Check in was super easy and parking was not a headache at all, given the area. The staff was absolutely endearing and I wish I could name all of the ones who assisted us with our stay. I will say Ryan C. was a standout! Learning about the history of the hotel was super cool. My dinner was salmon with zucchini and...just wow! Salivating as I type this. We enjoyed the bon bon sour fish and appreciated the variety of locally sourced items in the basket as well as the restroom! Breakfast was delicious & once again, the staff was incredible. It was too cold for the heated pool but we will check it out next time. The logistics of breakfast and ordering food to the room were spectacular. My only gripe (and I truly mean only) was that the television was constantly showing a black screen (room 3) when trying to watch Hulu. Otherwise, the bed was incredible and the bathroom was immaculate. Order their hot tea and French press. They're incredible! Cannot wait to stay again!

Stayed at the 3 BR/8 guest house on Aug. 10-13th. I had an issue on the initial booking identity…read moreverification where there was an error on the verification questions. This caused my booking to be cancelled and I had to rebook and reverify. VERY inconvenient but everything got worked out. When you pay $900+ per night you don't want to be inconvenienced while trying to book. The Reserve is a nice community, but like all managed "premier planned" suburban areas they are very Nazi-ish with rules and enforcement. Again, when you're paying over $900 per night it's very off-putting and insulting to constantly be reminded of the rules. They treat you like you're a college kid trying to sneak and throw a frat party while you're parents are away for the weekend. Our rental even had cameras on the house that were actively being monitored (details below). VALUE: I don't normally complain about price so I won't do it here. Let's just say that this place is expensive. I voluntarily paid the money but it's a high price. HOUSE: Nice place, very clean. Premium decor - Texas modern rustic. Complimentary prosecco in the fridge upon arrival was a nice touch. Bring your own food/drinks/condiments (salt, pepper, etc.)/ice. All utensils for just about any kind of cooking and everything needed to have nice dinner parties were there. We had an issue with POOL: I did a cabana rental for 2 days at $50 per day. Rentals include a complimentary pitcher of beer or margarita per day. Pool was nice and in good shape. Lazy river, kids pool and infinity pool as well as swim up bar and snack bar are all part of the pool. You aren't allowed to bring any alcoholic beverages, food, or coolers into the pool area. They did allow us to bring an individual cup or water bottle. They will search your bags for food/alchohol/etc. if you bring large bags. LOCATION: Be prepared to drive 40 minutes to anywhere. There's enough restaurants, entertainment, etc. 45 minutes away. All-in-all this was a good place to stay. The main reason this is not a 5-Star review is because I was contacted by TurnKey with a threatening call because the management/owner were watching us on the Arlo/Netgear camera (Nazi-ish) on the back patio (there's a camera on the front porch and back patio) and thought that one of my guests was on the back patio smoking. None of us are smokers and it was insulting for them to accuse us of smoking (I'll say it again for emphasis... when you're paying over $900 per night).

The Reserve is pretty much like a resort get away! This place is definitely what I would call…read moreposh. My cousin and his family have a membership here and they invited us to come out for the day. When you are driving out there it feels like it is kind of in the middle of nowhere and then all of a sudden this paradise appears. We spent time at the marina. This was the nicest marina I have seen in the Austin area for sure! I could tell everything is taken care of with the utmost care possible. The marina is treated somehow as well so that the cobwebs and spiders don't take over your boat and slip area, which is super nice and convenient. There is also room for outdoor kitchens and patio furniture at the front of each slip. People have grills and stuff out there too. I gathered that it is a thing to just hang out at your slip area and cook out with your friends and family and you may or may not even take the boat out. After we took the boat out and came back in we road the golf cart up to the lazy river. This is where it really started to feel like a resort for me. They have a decent sized lazy river that is so much fun! There is a swim up bar on one side and the bar opens to the deck area on the other side. There are plenty of tables to sit at and chase lounge chairs in the sun and shaded for total comfort and relaxing. I had a few perfectly made margaritas from the bar and had a wonderful time hanging out with my family and floating the lazy river! The Reserve property is actually pretty huge! They also have cabins you can rent out, tennis courts and a park area. There is lots of places to hike around as well. This would be the perfect family get away spot and it is not too far from other cool outdoor things like Krause Springs, Hamilton Pool Park and of course Lake Travis!

We stayed at one of these cabins over a short weekend. We were only going to stay one night …read more.. but, we absolutely LOVED IT!!! And drove back to the cabins instead of staying the next night in Austin. This place is heavenly. To begin with, it is a gorgeous setting ~ quiet, calming, lovely views from the porch. Next, the interior is BEAUTIFULLY decorated and appointed ~ nothing left to chance from the dishes to the wifi & TV. These cabins are elegant, more high end than some expensive hotels. And, yet, they are rustic ~ fantastic reconditioned barn wood ceilings, gorgeous stone bathrooms (with shower large enough for two;), giant full cabin length deck. I felt very pampered by the comfy king bed (super delicious sheets!) and the outdoor jacuzzi (easy to use). Another plus is that the owners are great. Easy to deal with and so willing to help. We LOVED our stay and are looking forward to staying again. If you get the chance, stay at Stony Ridge. You will be enchanted too!!!

We just returned from staying at the ruby cabin for 6 days with our 8 year old son. The cabin is…read morebeautifully decorated with amazing views. I loved the covered porch with surround sound and the hottub. The bed was comfortable and the sheets were super soft. I also loved the shades that you simply pull down to cover all the windows at night. It really was peaceful and just the getaway we needed from the city. However, for the price I expected much more because I have never paid this much for a cabin that didn't include everything we needed for our stay. It also could have been a little cleaner for my liking when we arrived. First, they only provided 3 dinner plates, 4 small plates and 4 bowls along with 4 forks, 4 knives and 4 spoons. This would be OK if there were two of us and we were only staying one night, but they knew there were 3 of us and we were staying 5 nights. If you allow that many people for that amount of time, then you should provide enough of everything they will need during their stay. I mean who doesn't at least have an 8 piece setting? Also, while there are pots and pans, they are the cheap metal kind that everything sticks to, so basically useless. And don't count on using the oven because they only provide 1 glass 9x14 pan, so bring your own pans if you want more than a casserole or microwave dinners. There is the grill but its small. Also, the seating in the living room is not very comfortable and really only accommodates two. There is the patio, but again there is only setting for two. And it does get chilly on the patio in the evenings and unfortunately only 1 throw blanket was provided. We had to drive 40 minutes away to the nearest Walmart to get all these basic items that weren't included and that was frustrating. I would have simply brought my own items if I had known. If you are looking to only stay one or two nights with your significant other and you don't plan on making your own meals, then this place is great, but for a family who likes to cook who prefers comfort over looks, then I would look elsewhere. For that reason, I am only giving 4 stars.

A few weeks ago my boyfriend and I stayed in the wonderful Villa Vigneto. It was a magical weekend!…read moreThe enchanting Suzin welcomed us with homemade Limoncello and was an outstanding hostess. We felt 100% at home. The atmosphere was better than any hotel could ever be. The villa and the individual suites are furnished with love and also the garden is simply great. For questions Suzin was available 24/7 by text message. There was an outstanding breakfast every morning and if we were in a hurry, this even to go. The next time we visit our friends in Austin we will definitely book another suite in Villa Vigneto. It's worth it!

Villa Vigneto is gorgeous! It's the perfect place for a romantic getaway! Suzin is the best host…read moreand the property is enchanting!