Red Lion Hotel Austin Austin, United States 3 Star Hotel () Check in: zz zzz zzzz     Check out: zz zzz zzzz        Located in the heart of the Texas State Capital and Music Capital of the World, The Red Lion Hotel Austin is just minutes from everything there is to do in Austin. The property is within easy reach from the Zilker Park, Town Lake and the Capitol building as well as all of the great shopping and entertainment along Sixth Street and the Warehouse District. The hotel boasts 300 spacious guest rooms that feature all the amenities you would expect of a first-class hotel. The Garden Terrace Cafe is open daily for a casual breakfast or lunch while Club Max Bar and Grill serves up dinner and your favourite beverages. With 12,000 square feet of flexible meeting and banquet space, Red Lion are also able to accommodate up to 1,100 guests for your next conference or special occasion. A fitness centre is available to help you keep in shape and an outdoor swimming pool lets you enjoy Austin’s warm and sunny climate. Suburb:  North Suburbs, Austin Address:  6121 North Ih 35, Austin TX 78752 Hotel Facilities: Banquet facilities Cafe Cocktail bar Conference facilities Gymnasium Laundry facilities Outdoor swimming pool Room service Room Facilities: Modem/data port connection Private bathroom / Ensuite Television

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