Staybridge Suites Austin Arboretum

The breakfast was phenomenal, and it really helps to keep some money in your pocket. I enjoyed staying here with my husband, and the location was great. Check out Jason’s Deli, which is a few minutes away (3 minutes) as you can see I love to eat. Besides that, the staff was great and the room was cozy.

Awesome place to stay for a break and Ms. Abbott and her team is great!!! Great area and many places near to eat and shop

This place went above and beyond for their guest. Not only was there free breakfast (albeat cost is included in room, but still good value) but they also had free dinner consisting of tacos, salad, beer, excellent cookies that were still warm, cake, juice, and wine. They offer a free dinner every Mon-​Wed. Fortunately I stayed on a Wednesday. The breakfast was also very good. They also let me check in early at 7 AM. The room was nice with a kitchen. Didn’t itch at all like I do at so many other hotels, even nice ones. Will stay again any chance I get.

Great hotel! Easy to reach. There is free WI-​FI, free laundry and cute little pool. The breakfast is poor, but you can make yourself a waffle with the shape of Texas. The rooms are big and clean and the staff is very friendly.
Tolles Hotel! Gut zu erreichen. Es gibt freies WI-​FI, man kann kostenlos waschen und es gibt einen netten kleinen Pool. Das Frühstück ist etwas ärmlich, aber man kann sich eine Waffel in Texas-​Form machen. Die Zimmer sind groß und sauber und das Personal ist sehr freundlich.

I really wished I would of stayed longer. The hotel has the best relaxed feeling. I love how the hotel is snuggled in with a lot of trees.
Rooms are clean and well maintained. We stayed in a handicap room. There was enough room for two adults and two teenagers plus one Jack Russell Terrier.
Free breakfast was good.
Pool is clean, basketball courts are nice and great patio to sit and relax.
I want to stay here again and would recommend to everyone.

Stayed Fourth of July weekend and it was great. The room costs about $ 130 (taxes included). They have very helpful staff and are always available if you need anything. They are pet friendly. Their courtyard is beautiful and they even have a basketball court!
Though we didn’t get to use it, the laundry room is free of charge, and they even have a bottle of Woolite out for you to use. Despite not taking advantage of their laundry service, we did use their gym which had just the right amount of equipment for a quick workout.
The detox fruit water they had down at the lobby was always cold and refreshing after a long day out in downtown Austin. Wish I brought a water bottle with me to bring some for our excursions out on the Colorado River.
Their rooms and hallways were spotless, the towels are super clean and don’t have that weird bleachy smell, the kitchenette has all the utensils and cookware you need (though we only used their spoons to eat ice cream), they give you a free bag of popcorn and bags of tea and coffee filters for your disposal, their rooms’ AC units are turned on before you even get there so you don’t burn to death, and overall, this has been the best hotel experience I’ve ever had.
Free breakfast was a plus as well. They had a wide variety, and we were pretty satisfied.
¹⁰⁄₁₀ would recommend and I will most likely be staying here again if I’m ever in Austin.

Great hotel. No complaints. Everything was wonderful. I used shuttle bus to get to the Domain b/​c I hate driving in the rain. Breakfasts were outstanding with lots of food. I worked out in the fitness center, which was pretty simple, but at least it wasn’t crowded. Keep up the good work.

My family and I stay at these hotels whenever we travel for a couple of reasons: they are great for big families because the suites are very spacious, complimentary HOT breakfast, and the full kitchen available in all suites. This particular location chose to make their suites half the size of other staybridge rooms, of which we were very disappointed. The mattresses are very lumpy and resulted in us not getting a good rest during our thanksgiving break stay. The sofa bed is extremely uncomfortable and needs to be replaced. On a positive note, the grounds are beautiful and offer a grilling area and outdoor fire pit. The location is ideal for those wanting to do some shopping at the domain or round rock outlets, and even close enough to downtown. The hotel’s staff is very courteous and friendly. The rooms are very clean too. If it weren’t for the size of the rooms and the very uncomfortable beds– very important factors to us– this stay would have been excellent.

A very nice hotel. Room was very clean and the breakfast was just right. Will look forward to staying here again.

Awesome hotel. Room was very clean and nice. Kitchen and bathroom newly remodeled. They serve a free full breakfast and dinner. I have never even to a hotel that serves a full dinner and/​or breakfast for free. The rooms are well priced and you get a lot for what you pay for. They even have a social hour with free drinks, haven’t been yet but I’m sure it’s nice too. If I ever come back to Austin, I will stay here again.

Nothing I can say that hasn’t already been said by everyone else. Great hotel, great area, no complaints at all.
We did the 2-​bedroom suite and it was perfectly comfortable for the 4 of us. It is bigger than similar suites in some other Staybridge properties.
There was a welcome basket (presumably to acknowledge my platinum membership and having booked their most expensive room class) unlike any I have ever seen before. It had popcorn, several chocolate bars, water, nuts, etc. Probably $ 10 of legit goodies.
They were very strict about the 2pm late checkout time I requested. I was going to ding them on that as I was a little put off by the 2pm call warning me that I’d be charged for another night if I wasn’t out in the next 5 minutes, but then I realized I was on a late checkout anyway and it was already 2 hours after their normal checkout time, so it’s hard to hold that against them. They were serious about people adhering to their policies so they could have rooms ready for their incoming guests and let the cleaning staff go home, and I can respect that.
All in all, it was a great stay.

Really felt at home here for 2 nights. Full kitchen and nicely appointed room with quality furniture and fixtures. Impeccably clean throughout. Free internet access, good parking, nice breakfast. An extended stay would be very pleasant here. Every detail seems attended to and is well above average.
Very moderately priced and I lucked out on an absurdly low Priceline deal. Their normal rates would still be the best value for price compared to any other hotel I’ve stayed at which includes some of the best 4 stars.
I signed up for their free membership program. This will be my first go-​to place for any future travel.

You can book a room at the last minute on Priceline for $ 50. It’s nice, too. The kitchen is extensive. Comfortable bed. The breakfast was a bit disappointing, consisting of just fruit and instant oatmeal.

Only stay at this place if you love to be woken up every night at 2:30am by the loudest fire alarm you can ever imagine. This place is as far from peace and quiet as you can get!!!

This hotel is well managed and recently remodeled. Everything is clean, everything works, and the manager is on the ball. The front desk staff is excellent and helpful. The manager is professional and knows what he is doing and follows up on his commitments. When a hotel works this well, and is this clean, it makes a huge difference .
There is a kitchen in each suite — we had the two bedroom, two bath suite.
In addition to the hotel itself being well managed, this is a great location! It’s right down the block from the Arboretum, Whole Foods, restaurants, and a little further away from other fun places that the Village Alamo draft house.
Finally — If you stay, and plan to be there over the weekend, be sure to tell the front desk that you want light touch cleaning over the weekends as soon as you check in – otherwise, no maid service on the weekend.
I highly recommend this hotel. The only possible downside is that the elevator smells like disinfectant in the mornings, meaning that the entire elevator is spotlessly clean. They could eliminate this problem by leaving the doors open for five minutes right after mopping. So yeah– my only possible imperfection is that the elevator is spotlessly clean.

Stayed here for a night — great location and great price.
There was free breakfast which is always a plus and a starbucks in the lobby!
I am giving 4 of 5 stars because there was loud music playing from someone’s car when we stayed and the management didn’t do anything about it. Other than that, I would probably stay here again and recommend to friends/​family.

So apparently,
does this thing now where they offer you these ridiculously «Hot Rates» for hotels, with the twist being that you don’t get to know what hotel it is until after you’ve booked it. I know, evil SOBs, aren’t they? But I guess it makes sense — people immediately flock to hotel chains they recognize; the beloved Embassy Suites will always trump over Random Unknown Street Hotel — so yeah, I get it. We were looking for a nice place to crash for a few days in ATX, and it was b/​w a $ 110-​something/​night Western Inn and an attractive, yet enigmatic $ 80/​night 4-​star hotel near The Arboretum.
We took the risk. And man, did we luck out on that one.
A relatively-​new facility, a one-​bedroom suite at Staybridge usually goes for $ 120/​night. Parking isn’t a problem, unless you plan to stay out until 2AM every night like we did. Complimentary breakfast, though we snoozed through it. Also complimentary «fruit» water near the front desk, which was a classy touch. The guys in our group made use of the fitness room and were pleasantly surprised to find free weights and a little laundry room (though you have to pay for detergent). The actual suite was beyond lovely: it was roomy enough to fit a loveseat and desk, our queen-​sized bed was plush and cozy, and I couldn’t get over the fact that we had our own personal kitchen (big fridge, microwave, sink, fully stocked cabinets, even a mini-​stove top!). In addition to that, Staybridge provides the usual amenities: hair-​dryer, iron and ironing board, laundry bags, toiletries… and you could always check the front desk if you need anything else (my friend asked for a razor and they actually had them). A final plus, this hotel offers free WiFi — take a look at the calender they post on your fridge to find that week’s access code and you’re in.
The only downside to this facility are the thin walls. I could easily pick up on other patrons’ conversations as they walked by our door, and I’m POSITIVE they could hear us when we came clamoring back into our rooms after a late night out on 4^th Street.
Other than that, I’d definitely stay here again. And now you know — if you ever come across an unknown 4-​star hotel in the Arboretum area on Hotwire, I say go for it!

I really enjoyed my stay here. It was easy to get to from the highways and was a short drive to downtown. There was some construction going on in the lot next door but didn’t seem to be noisy enough to notice. We were able to walk to a couple restaurants that were close by.
The staff were all very helpful and courteous. I loved that they have a complimentary breakfast every morning. They had hot waffles, eggs, and either sausage or bacon. They also had cold cereal, fresh fruit, yogurt, cottage cheese, hot coffee, tea, different juices, and a bunch of pop tarts and cereal bars you could take to go. Overall, it was a great selection and definitely one of the better free breakfasts I’ve had at a hotel.
I’m a priority rewards platinum member so I also got a nice little welcome bag. Not all hotels do this, even though they say they do. It was nice because there was water and a bunch of free samples. It was a nice touch.
I stayed in a room with a kitchen in it. It looked like it was just remodeled and looked great. The bed was comfy and clean. The only thing that bothered me about my room, which was room 317, was that we could clearly, and somewhat loudly, hear the plumbing from the room above us. Other than that it was a great long weekend!!!

Spent almost 2 weeks in Austin for work, traveling for that long is never fun, but stating at this hotel was like being at home. Better actually, I don’t have maid service at home. The hotel is kept in great condition, the rooms look recently renovated. Flat screen TV’s, modern cabinets and fixtures and a laminate wood floor in the kitchen area.
The wifi was great, speedy and didn’t require a sign-​in every 24hrs like some other hotels. The breakfast buffet isn’t a 4-​star meal but it’s a great way to start the day. The evening social was a blast, some free beer and chatting with fellow guests is a great way to unwind after a long day. The free laundry room was easy to get to and they were quick to do my clothes. The only place I would have liked to see an improvement is the gym. The machines were not in the best condition and they were in a fairly small room.
Overall though the hotel is great, I would stay again.

I stayed here for two nights while I was doing something with IBM. It was incredibly pleasant. The room was huge with a bedroom, a nice living room and a full kitchen. I basically used none of it, but having a couch to lounge on while I did some research at night was wonderful and the king-​size bed was comfy and perfect.
The thing which pushes it up to a 4 star is the fact that Tuesday-​Thursday nights they do something called Sundowner which basically amounts to putting enough food to be dinner out for the guests to eat as well as beer and wine for free. I got in around dinner time with too much to do my first night and the fact that there was good mexican tacos out made life about ten times easier.
Also, they have free wifi and a pretty decent business center which I made huge use of to print things out. All hotels should do this, I’m sick of having to pay for wifi or to print something out.
They also claim to have a fitness center and I saw the heated outdoor pool which looked really nice, but I didn’t have time to try either.
IBM paid the bill, so I only know the posted rate in the room ($ 225) and the super discounted rate which IBM paid which was nearly half that.