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Hilton Austin Airport

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • Attractive
  • well-run
  • business-oriented
  • close to airport

    Cons

  • Isolated from areas beyond the airport

Hilton Austin Airport Review

On the grounds of the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, this circular building was built in the late '60s as a U.S. Air Force base (known as "the donut") and reopened as a hotel in 2001. The atrium is like a Texan starship, with a dome soaring above three balconied floors, and limestone pillars surrounding a central bar area. Rooms overlook the atrium or the large outdoor pool and hot tub with adjacent above-average fitness center. Rooms have well-padded beds, two-cup coffeemakers, and Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries. A touchscreen near the front desk allows you to pay bills, check out, and even print airline boarding passes, and a free shuttle runs to and from airport terminals. Ample meeting space and four ballrooms mean many events and conferences. The hotel is smoke-free.

    Hotel Details

  • 251 rooms, 11 suites.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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