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South Congress HotelLocated in Austin’s vibrant SoCo...

















South Congress Hotel

Located in Austin’s vibrant SoCo neighborhood, South Congress Hotel is a boutique affair featuring hip restaurants & cafes, a rooftop pool, and a variety of events.

The rooms’ quirky, urban design incorporates hardwood floors, exposed-concrete ceilings, and bespoke furnishings, while the luxuriously appointed suites come with living areas and private furnished balconies.

For coffee, handcrafted cocktails, and creative snacks, head to the street-level lobby bar or the atmospheric Café No Sé. Otherwise, the stylish Central Standard offers classic American fare; Otoko sands out for its brilliant omakase menu; and Mañana serves up cold-pressed juice, locally roasted coffee, and homemade pastries in the hotel’s courtyard.

Compare prices for this hotel at TripAdvisor

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