2/5 Joe B. 2 years ago on Google
We
booked
this
hotel
for
a
4-night
stay
amidst
our
10-year
anniversary
getaway.
We
wanted
to
tour
Austin
without
all
the
hubbub
of
staying
downtown.
Mistake.
Room
smelled
strongly
of
weed.
Upon
requesting
an
air
freshener,
was
handed
a
spray
bottle
of
cleaning
chemical
and
asked
to
return
it
to
the
front
desk.
Front
desk
attendant
has
taken
more
than
5
minutes
to
appear
every
time
we’ve
approached
(4
times).
Simply
a
sign
on
the
front
desk
that
they
are
assisting
another
guest,
only
to
finally
emerge
from
the
back
office
and
say
“oh…
hey.”
I
currently
have
no
hope
that
a
fifth
visit
would
change
anything.
Not
sure
why
we
have
two
phones
and
zero
couches
or
tables.
One
office
chair,
one
armchair,
giant
floor
space.
Unfortunately,
we
planned
on
playing
board
games
in
our
room,
not
rehearsing
for
the
upcoming
tango
championship,
so
any
table
would
have
been
preferable.
The
following
morning,
upon
commenting
(again)
on
the
smell
and
requesting
a
coffee
table
for
board
games,
we
were
assured
that
one
would
be
delivered
within
the
hour
and
the
room
would
be
febreezed
(which
I’m
sure
meant
chemical
sprayed
with
the
same
bottle
we
were
handed
on
the
first
night).
We
returned
10
hours
later
to
no
table
and
the
smell
just
as
bad.
Thankfully,
we
bought
our
own
febreeze.
We
did
not,
however,
bring
our
own
table,
as
that
would
be
ludicrous.
One
switch
in
the
bathroom
turns
on
light
AND
fan.
Hard
to
take
a
relaxing
soak
with
the
constant
whir.
Fear
not,
though,
that’s
what
the
pool
and
hot
tub
you
can
smell
in
the
lobby
are
for.
Except…
Hotel
pool
/
hot
tub
area
had
three
clean
towels
on
the
rack
and
four
dirty
ones
strewn
about,
as
there
is
no
bin
to
place
used
towels
in.
Clock
in
the
pool
area
is
dead.
Pool
is…
mysteriously…
murky.
I
will
not
quote
my
wife’s
reaction,
as
it
wouldn’t
me
polite
for
mixed
company.
So
we
opted
to
just
enjoy
the
2-person
whirlpool
tub
in
our
room...
except...
the
water
is
blue?
Have
I
been
drinking
that?
Ugh...
Continental
breakfast
was
adequate
after
requesting
that
the
coffee
machine
be
stocked
with
coffee.
On
my
only
truly
positive
note,
the
gentleman
running
the
breakfast
are
was
incredibly
congenial
and
accommodating.
Overall,
a
massively
underwhelming
stay.
I’ve
paid
half
as
much
at
a
La
Quinta
in
the
middle
of
ghetto
nowhere
in
Tennessee
and
had
better
experiences.
Far
overpriced
for
the
lack
of
care
the
guests
and
facility
receive.
Two
stars
because
that’s
how
many
glow-in-the-dark
stars
are
stuck
to
our
room’s
ceiling.
Perhaps
there
was
once
a
third
neon
star
on
the
wall;
that
would
explain
the
drywall
patch/mud.
An
apt
metaphor.
C’est
la
vie.
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