Hotel Saint Cecilia

I cannot recommend this property enough. I planned a team retreat here for 10 people and everything was amazing. We were so impressed by the hospitality of the whole staff - constantly attentive, kind, and helpful! The food and drinks were always great and the lounge is such a cozy place to hang out. And, the local gym we have access to is an awesome perk/amenity. The entire team had a great time. I would happily stay here again anytime I’m in Austin. My only regret is not buying myself their custom made robes.

We had a lovely stay and were truly impressed by the beautiful grounds, lush landscaping, and peaceful atmosphere. We’re big fans of design-forward boutique hotels like Chateau Marmont and The Bowery, so we were excited for a similarly curated experience here — and the aesthetic and ambiance absolutely delivered. Charming touches like the in-room record player and thoughtful interiors made the property feel special.||||There were a few service and comfort details, however, that didn’t fully align with the premium experience we anticipated: no luggage assistance during arrival or departure, poolside service wasn’t available, and amenities like the mini-fridge and toiletries weren’t consistently replenished. Small things like parking logistics and some wear on the interior pool flooring were

My stay at Hotel Saint Cecilia was nothing short of spectacular. From the moment we arrived, the staff made me feel like the only guest on the property, attending to every need with genuine warmth and professionalism. The hotel itself is a design masterpiece—a perfect blend of rock 'n roll glamour and serene luxury. My room was a beautiful sanctuary, complete with a vintage record player and access to the lobby's vinyl library, which was such a fun and unique touch. Highlights of my stay: * Exceptional Staff: Every interaction with the staff, from the front desk to the bartenders by the pool, was fantastic. They were knowledgeable, eager to please, and really went above and beyond to ensure a memorable experience. Ryan was exceptionally charming and full of property knowledge. I found myse

This is a three star hotel at a five star price. This hotel is classified as a five star property on its Google profile, but nothing about my experience matched that standard. Ultimately, the property feels poorly managed by an inexperienced hospitality team. This surprised me because this is a Hyatt property. Our room lacked appropriate lighting, which made it very uncomfortable just to see. Makeup in the bathroom, impossible. (No lighted vanity mirror, which I'd expect from a five star hotel). To get any kind of light in the room (during the day), you can open the shades. But this is a one-story hotel. So you don't have any privacy with the shades open. People are just walking by a few feet away. Our room also did not have a full-length mirror, did not have a coffee machine, and it d

Seems like a very nice property and was seriously considering a stay until I ran into a common issue with parking information. Unfortunately, parking information is suspiciously missing on their website directly. Potential future customers must somehow navigate to a secret menu via the Hyatt website to obtain this information. I somehow accidentally stumbled upon this menu with their parking included. One of the biggest issues with discovery on redirected hotel sites. Here's part of what the this menu states, "Availability for parking in our lot is not guaranteed, but alternative options include paid street parking and paid parking next door at Arlyn Studios, 200 Academy Drive." Haven't stayed here and am a hard out based primarily on no guaranteed on-site parking. For most of us who live