| The 1 and 2 bedroom apartments add separate living rooms. Check in time: 3:00 PMCheck out time: 12:00 PM. Freebies include hot breakfast and parking. Warm studios have free Wi Fi and flat screen TVs, plus pull out sofas and kitchens. There's also an outdoor pool and a 24/7 gym, as well as BBQ/picnic areas, a business center and coin operated laundry facilities. Off State Highway 1, this informal all suite hotel is a mile from the The Arboretum shopping mall and 10 miles from downtown Austin.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport 31 min
Barton Springs Municipal Pool (16 min.)
Beloved spring-fed pool maintaining a 68 F temperature year-round with lifeguards on duty. Cathedral Of Junk (11 min.)
This whimsical multilevel shelter is made with 60 tons of used furniture home goods & other junk. Zilker Park (17 min.)
351-acre urban park with botanical gardens a spring-fed pool a theater & sports facilities. Barton Springs (16 min.)
Park Barton Creek Greenbelt (11 min.)
This popular urban natural area offers opportunities for biking hiking swimming & rock climbing. Lbj Presidential Library (9 min.)
The story of President Lyndon Baines Johnson is told through documents photographs & mementos. Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge (10 min.)
In summer visitors can view bats flying out from under this bridge spanning the Colorado River. Blanton Museum Of Art (9 min.)
Renaissance to 20th-century American paintings Latin American art plus Greek & Roman sculpture. Mount Bonnell (20 min.)
5.1-acre park known for its elevated summit offering sweeping views of Lake Austin. Zilker Botanical Garden (15 min.)
31-acre garden in Zilker Park with plants ponds & trails plus educational programs for kids. Bullock Texas State History Museum (10 min.)
Exhibits I-MAX films & educational experiences aim to tell & interpret the story of Texas. Umlauf Sculpture Garden U0026 Museum (14 min.)
Exhibition of Charles Umlauf s works includes an outdoor collection of touchable bronze sculptures. Mckinney Falls State Park (14 min.)
Popular site for camping hiking biking & fishing & for Old Baldy a 500 -year-old cypress tree. | 
