Top Hotels Near Philosophers' Rock in Austin from NZ$309

"We (2 adults, 9-year-old, and 2-year-old) stayed at the Carpenter hotel for one night (Saturday-Sunday). We paid a small fee for early check in and they had our room ready with the requested pack n play when we arrived. Parking on site was very easy (received free parking for booking through Expedia). The hotel was very clean and had a cute boho chic vibe. The check-In person was very friendly. We used the cafe and the restaurant and both had excellent service, food, and drinks. We also used the pool, which was very nice! The room was functional, clean, and comfortable- bed was comfortable! The check-out times is at noon, which I thought was generous compared to other hotels. The location was perfect! Walkable to multiple restaurants, parks, and outdoor spaces. Highly recommend this hotel and plan to stay there next time we’re in Austin! The only con I can think of is that the bathroom only has a shower, so might be a deterrent for families with very young kids. "

"Beautiful hotel/condo. We were only in town for one night, so we didn’t get a chance to see the entire property. However, just from seeing the lobby, bar, and our room….I was pleased. I will definitely book here again, next time that I’m in Austin. Everything was clean and the staff were friendly. The valet attendant guided us to our room which felt like 5 star service."

"Great staff, great location, and great room."

"Fabulous hotel! Everything was clean and first class. Excellent breakfast. Location was perfect. Staff was welcoming and helpful."

"Everyone was so friendly and willing to help. Would stay here again! "

"Loved this hotel. Comfy beds, spacious rooms, cool outdoor pool, and easy to walk to restaurants and other downtown venues. Will plan to stay here next time we’re in Austin."

"Clean room Amazing Staff"

"Room was clean, staff was very friendly, location is great! Definitely will be staying here on my next trip to Austin!"

"For the cost I did not feel they lived up to the expectations and they need to take their beds off the floor way too low."