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"I would recommend "

"Very clean. Love that. "

"Here's a more straightforward and casual review for a hotel in downtown Austin: This hotel in downtown Austin is a great find! The rooms are spacious and cozy, making it a comfortable place to relax after a day of exploring the city. The staff is friendly and the location is perfect for diving into Austin's lively vibe. If you want a genuine ant home experience, this is the spot to book for your stay in Austin! We will be back often. "

"Parking was easy but cost about $30 per day through an app."

"The physical conditions of the hotel aren't the best, it needs a lot of cleaning, paint, general maintenance. The hotel has a perfect location, it is a hotel with a lot of potential. I can go walking everywhere. The staff is very friendly and helpful, i know they do the best the can do, but definitelly the hotel needs a lot of maintenance."

"Good"

"great hotel. great service highly recommend. very stylish"

"Great atmosphere and the staff was super helpful and kind. "

"Pros: * Even the most basic room is very functional: desk and ergonomic chair for computer work, mini-fridge, microwave, couch, comfortable bed * The suite is slightly bigger but I didn't see the advantage vs. the basic room. Not really worth the price unless you want some semi-privacy between the couch and the bed (the suite has a divider, regular rooms do not) * Basic breakfast until 9am: microwaveable burritos and biscuits, hard boiled eggs, milk and cereal, apples, oranges, coffee, juice * Very helpful staff (held onto my luggage, received packages, printed labels, extended my reservation several times) * Nice quiet park to walk or jog in, 3 minutes away by foot (the MetCenter Hike & Bike trail) * Small fitness room with 3 cardio machines * $8 shuttle service to the airport, plus free pickup from the airport * The elevator now works Cons: * The WiFi was extremely fast in the lobby, but on the 3rd floor - unstable, and would disconnect briefly several times per hour. Like most other hotels, WiFi also kicks you out 2 times a day, and you have to login (with the same password). I don't really get the point of this, and if the logout happens during a video call, you're screwed until you reconnect 💥, OR if you're on your phone, it goes on data and chews up bandwidth to handle the video. Microtel, please stop this dumb practice. * The TV's WiFi worked only on day one (so other devices could connect and cast to it), and never since then. * Not the thickest walls, but quiet"