Hotels near Sixth Street are typically 34% less expensive than the average hotel in Austin, which is $160.
If you’re looking for a hotel in Austin near University of Texas at Austin then you are in luck. momondo recommends 12 hotels near University of Texas at Austin and on average, area hotels cost $104/night. This price may vary based on season. Hotels near University of Texas at Austin are typically 34% less expensive than the average hotel in Austin, which is $160.
Hotels near Neal Kocurek Memorial Austin Convention Center are typically 34% less expensive than the average hotel in Austin, which is $160.
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Low Season
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July |
High Season
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June |
cheapest month to stay
36%
expected price decrease
most expensive time to stay
35%
expected price increase
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$155 - $367
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Highest day of week
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Saturday |
Cheapest day of week
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Sunday |
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Average price (weeknight)
$172
av. price over the last two weeks
av. price over the last two weeks
Average price (weekend night)
$171
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Cheapest time to book
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Austin is: 1-2 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, on the same day that your stay begins. |
1-2 star
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$93 - $138
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3 star
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$152 - $180
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4-5 star
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$239 - $302
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Austin enjoys sunshine for over 300 days a year, but the brutally hot Texan summer sees elevated levels of humidity and temperatures soaring to 95 degrees Fahrenheit, or more. The best time to visit Austin is when most of the festivals and events take place between September – November and March – May. While average temperatures are milder around 75 degrees Fahrenheit during these months, accommodation rates are relatively higher. From December – February, the temperatures hover around 60 – 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Remember that events are an integral part of Austin culture and winter months may be relatively quiet on that front.
Use the extensive network of local buses operated by Capital Metro Transit with fares starting at $1.25 USD for a single ride and $2.50 for a Day Pass. You also have the option of the light rail which operates Monday – Saturday going from Downtown Austin to the northwest suburb of Leander. Taxis and ride share options such as Uber and Lyft are the more expensive alternatives to get around in Austin. While traveling by taxi or renting a car is an option, do note that Austin is notorious for its traffic snarls and lack of adequate parking spaces, especially in the downtown area. You can also explore Austin’s bike-share program called Austin B-Cycle. An ‘Explorer’ pass costs $12.00 USD for unlimited trips of up to 60 minutes per ride within a 24-hour period.
Are you planning to visit the ‘Live Music Capital of the World’? With over 200 live music venues, Austin undoubtedly lives up to its self-proclaimed title. Whether you are visiting for the live music or the lively college football scene or one of the festivals and events that Austin hosts, the city’s loosely defined neighborhoods offer plenty of accommodation options for your trip.
Downtown
Downtown Austin is a lively area with a host of activities and entertainment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Sixth Street Entertainment District in this neighborhood features a multitude of clubs, bars and music venues. Stay at the JW Marriott Austin or Hyatt Place Austin Downtown for modern amenities and a convenient central location. Or enjoy the beautiful Romanesque-style architecture of the oldest hotel in Austin, The Driskill.
South Austin
Separated from North Austin by the Colorado River, South Austin is a trendy and historically diverse neighborhood with a bunch of quirky cafés, folk art shops, and couture boutiques. Check out the South Congress Hotel near the Governor’s Mansion or The Fairview hotel on Newning Avenue. You can also choose trendy, boutique accommodation complete with vintage posters, antique pop-art furniture, and a rock n’ roll spirit at Hotel Saint Cecilia in the South Congress District.
West Austin
West Austin boasts of many historical homes and award-winning dining establishments especially along the water front. Located in a landmark Austin estate, you have Hotel Ella, which is a short walk from the Darrell K Royal (DKR) Texas Memorial Stadium. Or enjoy boutique accommodation at the Brava House Bed and Breakfast set in a Victorian home in the heart of Old West Austin.
East Austin
This neighborhood is full of art galleries, renovated strip malls and warehouses, a multitude of restaurants, bars and cafés, and an old-fashioned drive-in theater. Check out Hotel Eleven just a short walk from all the culinary delights and entertainment that this area offers. You also have the stylish and comfortable Heywood Hotel in the heart of the hip East Austin neighborhood.
There are plenty of budget accommodations all over the city. Try the Firehouse Hostel and Lounge which is the oldest standing firehouse in the city and is in the heart of Downtown Austin. Or consider the eclectic Drifter Jack’s Hostel near the University of Texas and The Drag area known for its thrift shops and restaurants. You also have the quirky 60’s-style Austin Motel in South Austin.
Austin is all about its variety of live music, a youthful vibe, a plethora of restaurants and bars, and a host of year-round festivals and events. There is plenty to see and do in this vibrant, youthful Texan capital city.
A stay of 2 nights is most popular when visiting Austin.
Hotels in Austin show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around $107 per night.
Hotels in Austin are usually cheapest during the month of July, you can expect a price decrease of around 36% during this period.
Saturday is the day where you will typically find the lowest price for your hotel room in Austin. The highest price tends to be on Friday.
Austin hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around $73 for a bed per person. This will be around $35 under the cost of a typical Austin hotel.
With generally low rainfall expected (2.2″) and an average temperature of 60.8 °F, those staying at a hotel in Austin may want to take some time during their visit to go see popular landmarks in the area. Considering the weather during March, attractions worth visiting near Austin are Sixth Street, Palmer Events Center, and Texas State Capitol.