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208 Barton Springs Road , Austin, TX 78704 |
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The Hyatt Regency Austin is a recently renovated hotel surrounded by the hill country of central Texas. The hotel is located in downtown Austin on the shore of Town Lake with 446 rooms including 18 suites and Hyatt Business PlanTM rooms. One block to Palmer Auditorium, 4 blocks from the Austin Convention Center and 12 blocks from the State Capitol complex. LaVista, a Texas theme three-meal restaurant, serves the No. 1 rated fajitas in Austin. The lobby lounge offers a full service menu, cocktails and outdoor dining on a patio deck. In addition, there is 24,000 sq. ft. of meeting space, a health club, whirlpool, nine mile hike 'n bike trail and watersports on Town Lake.
Most recent user reviewsScore 5 out of 5 GETS THE JOB DONE Anonymous, San Antonio, TX, 2005-08-30 SOME FRIENDS STAYED AT THE FOUR SEASONS NEARBY, AND IT WAS TWICE THE COST OF THIS HOTEL WHICH WAS DEFINITELY NOT WORTH ITvisited college students at ut,and wanted to be near campus. hotel was very nice. clean, efficient staff, and nice amenities. would book again. Score 5 out of 5 Review Anonymous, 2005-08-21 No review provided by user Score 5 out of 5 Review Cheryl, Rock Sound, 2005-06-10 No review provided by user Score 5 out of 5 Conveniently located Anonymous, Chicago, IL, 2005-06-01 for business and pleasure. Easy access to all major expressways as well as the airport. Score 3 out of 5 It was OK Anonymous, Seattle, WA, 2005-05-15 Our stay just didn't get off to a good start--because of our flight we didn't check in until almost midnight, and were given a room with 2 queen beds despite having requested a king. The desk clerk was less than apologetic, saying "we guarantee a room, not the kind of room." Also, no crib was ready for us despite our advance request, and we had a tired and crabby toddler with us. The only room left was a handicap-accessible on the third floor, and it was really a dingy, dreadful room. The next day we upgraded to a room with 1 king bed on the 14th floor with a view of the river, and it was quite nice and worth the extra money for the view. However, we faced another disappointment when the pool was closed that evening for a private party--at the only time we had planned to use it. And, finally, on the third night, the hotel hosted a prom. It closed by midnight, so was not too bad, but it was certainly not a quiet evening. Overall, the hotel was fine--the view was nice, the pool was nice, and the rooms were clean. The room service food left a little to be desired, and the series of events during our stay left me feeling like I would try somewhere else next time. Score 5 out of 5 Review Robert, Philadelphia, PA, 2005-05-13 No review provided by user Score 5 out of 5 Review Scott, Newark, NJ, 2005-03-31 No review provided by user |
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