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"My wife and I didn’t mind the smaller room overall, it only got cramped when packing. The lobby bathrooms were actually great: clean, private, and clearly designed to offset the tiny in‑room setup. Where the stay really fell apart was the tech. The TV settings are completely locked down. Motion smoothing is permanently on, so anything filmed at 24fps looks like a soap opera. In a city that hosts SXSW, that’s a wild choice. You also can’t adjust brightness, sound EQ, or even turn on closed captions. That’s a serious accessibility issue. I ended up standing on the bed trying to reach the physical buttons because the iPad controller doesn’t allow basic functions. Speaking of the iPad: it controls everything, but doesn’t improve anything. The thermostat is just a vague color slider instead of numbers. The single RGB shower light feels like the only reason the iPad exists. And with no window to crack open, one warm shower turns the whole (small) room into a sauna. Breakfast was also overpriced for what it was. It was cheaper (and better) to eat across the street. citizenM has a cool vibe and great lobby spaces, but the room tech gets in the way of comfort. Give guests normal controls and this place would be a much easier recommendation."

"First off, all of the employees were great and tried their best; they are just in a sucky situation. Check that your room is properly clean as soon as you get there. The condition of the room and the building was terrible. The bathroom light was out, and the toilet was clogged when we arrived. Maintenance came and fixed these issues, but there were more. The bathtub leaked, and the shower had poor, inconsistent water pressure. There was no hairdryer in our room, and when I asked, I was told I was simply out of luck. No minifridge either. Blankets were very thin, and we couldn't get more. The room was literally falling apart as well; the closet door was hanging off, and the front of the bedside cabinet fell off at the lightest touch. We ended up checking out early and moving to another hotel. Only stay here if your only other option is your car, and then consider just sleeping in your car."

"Attentive staff, clean rooms, hot breakfast. We were not too fond of the LOW toilet. "

"Beautiful hotel great location and staff"

"Location, location, location! It's in a great spot with lots of shops and delicious food. Everyone at the hotel was so nice and helpful. Our first room had a great view, but the bathroom only had warm water. They moved us to an interior room and the water was hot in the bath and shower. Overall, a great spot for a long weekend. "

"Yes very clean"

"Property was in a good location, easy to get to and leave. Staff was nice at check in and check out. We didn't need much but a place to sleep. Plenty of towels in the bathroom for 2 adults. This was our second time staying and will not be our last."

"Absolutely loved our stay at Roost Rainey! The staff were warm and welcoming from the moment we arrived, and the building itself is gorgeous — beautiful interiors and it smelled amazing throughout. Our room was cozy and beautifully appointed with luxurious Santal 33 products. The 12th floor rooftop pool was the highlight of our trip — stunning cabanas, great music, and bar service by Amaya. Order the frosé, you won't regret it! The Daydreamer coffee shop on the main floor was also a daily must for us. One heads up: high floors facing Rainey St can get noise from the bar scene until 2am, but the room's white noise machine and Marshall speaker helped. A small trade-off for an unbeatable location near Sixth Street, South Congress, and Ladybird Lake. Highly recommend — beautiful amenities, friendly staff, and a vibe unlike anywhere else in Austin!"

"Clean room, great staff, wonderful food and drinks, recommend Goldie’s "