Staybridge Suites Austin Airport

Travel Blogs from Austin

At Ollivander's

A travel blog entry by pkumar01

... you know, you don't pick the boot, the boot picks you". Yeah, I have heard that before... in a MOVIE ! That wasn't very helpful. And I don't speak Boot.

After about 1 hour or so, I found a pair each for both Shilpa and I. At the checkout counter, I did tell the guy how cheesy that line sounded although it did have some truth.

The boots are on their way to Kirkland now. Let's see if they pick Shilpa.
...

One year exactly heading home to start a real soli

A travel blog entry by aliza.aseltine

... have one less thing to worry about and be able to move about and think more smoothly. This has been a glorious transition my least favorite part of traveling is goodbyes. To think i only have a day with someone and then poof.. There gone is really not enough time to make **** happen. My brains so conditioned I actually feel like grey hound buss are the travel community hub... A social extravaganza. And in sure it is but it's also a bunch ...

Austin, TX: The Unusual Nature of Austin

A travel blog entry by thirsty-boots

... went to Franklin Barbecue; the place open at 11am everyday but Monday. The line starts at 8am. We arrived there an hour later with about 30 people ahead of us. By 10am, there were over a hundred behind us and it's not guarantee that everyone will get served as the restaurant runs out of food regularly. It's really easy to make friends here while waiting for the best barbecue in the universe. We met Ryan a software engineer and a mother and son ...

The Basics of Austin

A travel blog entry by czematis

... a bigger surprise than most. I am not saying it isn't a pleasant surprise though, Austin is really a great city. Having visited there numerous times now and experienced many peoples reactions, I have come to believe that Austin is an OK city to visit but would be a wonderful city to live in (if you can handle the Texas summer heat of course).

Here are some things I know to be true about the city of ...

Exploring the heart of Texas

A travel blog entry by rvbunch

... restaurants with patio seating...but it is all done on the river in Venetian style garden paths with gondola taxi's and tour boats floating by. It was designed after a flood destroyed downtown in an attempt to control the water flow, ingenious!
If you ever come here, without your home on wheels, I highly recommend staying in one of these hotels as it must be wonderful at night with all the lights and activity!
One of our highlights, I'm embarrassed ...