I really like the spacious rooms they gave us. I expected to find small beds in the rooms, but to my surprise the beds were queen and the room was large enough to accommodate us well. I really loved the in-room coffee makers(we traveled for long time and were tired), I didn't have to walk back to the lobby to get coffee. I didn't like ...

HOLY CRAP.. WHERE DO I START. We stayed at this dump cause I thought I was getting a good deal with the State Bowling Tournament Discount and my Access card. Well upon arrival.. we noticed that the bar and restaurant next door.. Is closed for business(internet says its there and open). We continued to drive up the driveway.. Nothing but ...

I like this motel. We stop here on our yearly trips. The rooms are nice and big and the price is reasonable. The staff is friendly(mom and pop type of place) and we get the very good service. The really nice thing about this place is that it's right off of the interstate. But that is a bitter sweet thing, as sometimes the traffic on I-90 gets a little loud. Don't let that hinder your from checking it out at least.

We stayed at this motel in August 2005. The staff that greeted us were OK, I wouldn't say the best, nor the worst I have been greeted upon check-in. It did feel like I had interrupted their favorite TV show, they checked me in and turned away from the check in desk, while we were still standing there. Our room was adequate, floor wasn't ...

We enjoyed a very comfortable stay here, the rooms were very clean and the breakfast area was both large and inviting. We stayed in one of their larger hottub rooms, which was much like a suite. We highly recommend this quite and friendly hotel!

This hotel is the cheapest in Austin, but it is very dirty, old, understaffed, and not freindly. If I had to stay in Austin again, I would pay an extra $10 to stay at the Holliday Inn even though I am very thrifty. The Sports Bar next to the Countryside Inn has a great breakfast special.