Lakeway Resort:  

Located on Lake Travis, this Austin escape offers up activities such as fishing, sailing, jet skiing, golf, spa and/or pool days.  There’s something for everyone at Lakeway Resort.  Locals can also join as members, and enjoy the many amenities of the resort.  Rooms come with lakeside views and rates start around $100 making this an affordable, quick and easy escape from Austin city life.

Cost/Night:  ~ $100-$120

Camp Lucy:  

Tucked away on a Texas Hill Country ranch in Dripping Springs, Camp Lucy is the perfect escape for Texans looking to getaway.  The property houses several wedding venues, as well as the opportunity to work with Whim Hospitality (their in-house team) on your special event.  Lodging comes in the form of small wooden cottages and cabins located on the property’s sprawling 275 acres. The architecture itself is extremely impressive, as many of the buildings have been restored and brought over from Vietnam.  Tillie’s the property’s first-ever restaurant opened in October of 2018, meaning you can dine on a their all-day menu by chef Brandon Martin [formerly of Odd Duck].

Cost/Night: ~ $299

Hotel Saint Cecilia:

Hotel Saint Cecilia is a luxurious escape right in the heart of Austin, tucked away behind South Congress Avenue.  The boutique property has 14 guest rooms, a pool & arbor with a cozy lounge area. Since opening in 2008, the hotel has accommodated the likes of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Foo Fighters, and more during large festivals like SXSW and ACL.

Locals can join as members of the property to be granted regular access to use the grounds, pool, and bar throughout the year.

Cost/Night: ~$600

The Line Hotel:  

If you’re looking to stay in a trendy spot closer to downtown, The Line Hotel is an amazing option.  The hotel [formerly the Radisson] reopened in June of 2018, as the Line Hotel a property of the Sydell Group.  When the hotel is fully renovated, it will be home to a total of three new restaurants inducing: Arlo Grey, Dean’s One Trick Pony, and P6, rooftop dining and drinks [slated to open in March of 2019 to the public].  Los Angeles staple, Alfred Coffee, has also taken up residence inside the hotel with their first Texas outpost.

Cost/Nights: ~$280