DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Austin

WiFi was 10$ per day and a bit unstable. Even the cheapest most run down Motels have free WiFi these days. Only valet parking for 35$ per night. The pool was water had lots of leaves, bugs and other debris in it when we came down in the morning and the whirlpool was green with algae. Was cleaned up a bit in the evening. Pictures of the room at hotels.com showed a cooking top in the kitchen area but there was none. And the toaster only toasted on one side. So if you like us, arive Austin by car, like to cook your own meals, eat a toast in bed while reading the news online, and have a swim in the morning, then you might want to look for another place.

Great size room, separate living space, very comfortable bed. 10-15 minute walk to main streets of Austin but still some nice bars/restaurants in the area including Texas Chilli Parlour across the road

Great stay very comfortable room. Convenient location to UT Austin and Austin Capital. Good breakfast buffet. The room very large with a nice room. The coffee maker in the room actually made a good cup of coffee. Pool was comfortable but not heated in April, which I found surprising. Would stay again.

The room and bed were comfortable. The bathroom was a little small, but met our needs. Parking was expensive.

The first room we were given was partially clean, there were dirty towels in the bathtub, the soaps had been opened and left on the counter and there was a random spare pillow on the centre of the bed. We went back to the front desk to request service and they said someone would come have a look, after 20 minutes wait and no service we went back and they gave us another room which was in better condition. The beds and pillows were awful, the pullout bed for my 9 year old was painful to sleep on. I honestly will not book this location of Doubletree again.