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"The facility was nicely designed, modern and clean with convenient nice touches in the room. There is a peekaboo view of the river and a nice lap pool to swim. It is conveniently located with an easy walk to good food, desserts and coffee. Lots of music and live bands too, so it will get noisy in the room as the sound echos. On a Fri-Sat night it will be loud music and go on to 2am but on Sunday and week nights it wasn’t too loud. We had 2 rooms, my wife and I and our 2 adult kids enjoyed our stay!"

"Clean rooms, friendly, and helpful staff. Great location in downtown Austin. "

"Clean room, great breakfast, nice area. "

"I always stay at this hotel because its on thr same block as Mohawks music venue. Short walk to concerts. The hotel is clean and the staff is always friendly. Decent price for valet and good breakfast. "

"Great hotel super close to everything "

"Great location "

"Great location in the city and wonderful and helpful staff"

"As mentioned, the daily buffet breakfast was one of the highlights of this property. Special kudos goes to Nicolasa and Ana from the breakfast staff for their excellent work. It is so rare that you can find thin bacon that is not entirely over cooked and they both kept the food stocked despite busy and aggressive crowds. Another dissapointing swimming pool. I suppose they don't want to heat it sufficiently so as to prevent algae build up, but it is not comfortable to swim in. Additionally, they closed the hotel's front desk on Neches Street and combined it with Hotel Indigo's front desk which faces Red River Street. It is confusing upon arrival and the walk to your room can be quite lengthy. Our room was the farthest away from the front desk as any. Fortunately, we like to walk. If we were much older or handicapped, it would not be ideal. The room was good, fresh brewed hot coffee and hot water 7/24, friendly staff, and a great location make this hotel a good choice. "

"Breakfast seemed to be expensive for the offering - canternM felt closed and unwelcoming"