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"Peaceful and clean. Rules too rigid. Asked for late checkout. Was only given 30 mins. One hour would have sufficed. Breakfast was okay."

"We had a faulty fire alarm. Woke us up midnight. It kept going for more than a few minutes. Terrible."

"The rooms are very clean and modern, there is city noise which is to be expected being downtown but a very comfortable stay overall. "

"I enjoyed my stay here, and found the room adequate, and the grounds pleasant enough. I enjoyed the fact that it was right next-door to a Denny’s, and if I go back, I will definitely try out Denny’s. But I probably will skip this hotel next time, because it is not as close to the University of Texas area as I would like to be. It’s also very near the freeway, which means it’s less enjoyable to stroll outside. Otherwise, not a bad choice."

"Overall, an 2/5 stay for us… the rooms left leaves a lot to be desired but the breakfast was good and the location is central"

"I was pleased with this hotel and would recommend it and stay there again!"

"No hot water, hairs on bed, bad smell. We stay only one night and cancelled the other 2"

"I enjoyed my stay at the Cambria Austin Downtown. The location is one of its biggest strengths — it’s close to several parks and green spaces, including the trails along Lady Bird Lake, which are just a short walk away. It’s also very convenient to the highway, making it easy to get in and out of the city without hassle. Because it’s near the Rainey Street and downtown bar areas, there is some noise at night, but the neighborhood still feels safe and walkable, even for solo travelers. If you want to be close to the action, this is a great spot. Valet parking is very expensive, but it’s also extremely convenient if you don’t want to deal with downtown parking yourself. Overall, the hotel is modern, clean, and comfortable — a good place to stay if you want easy access to Austin’s parks, nightlife, and major roads."

"Property was Not very well taken care of house keeping just let them self’s in to deliver towels with out knocking "