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Thompson Austin - Austin - Restaurant
Thompson Austin
Downtown
7.4Good(13)
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
$527+
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tommie Austin, part of JdV by Hyatt - Austin - Restaurant
tommie Austin, part of JdV by Hyatt
Downtown
8.4Very good(174)
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
$316+
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Miraval Austin - Austin - Lobby
Miraval Austin
Austin, TX
8.8Very good(8)
$2,174+
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The Driskill - Austin - Lobby
The Driskill
Downtown
8.7Very good(971)
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
$447+
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KAYAK’s Insights for Hyatt hotels in Austin

Which month is cheapest to stay at a Hyatt hotel in Austin?

The cheapest rates with Hyatt in Austin can be found in July where the average price per night is $175. On the other hand, the most expensive month is November, where the average night price rises to $1,330. Obviously, this depends at which Hyatt you stay at in Austin - Try tommie Austin, part of JdV by Hyatt which had the cheapest prices in February.

What is the cheapest day of the week to book with Hyatt in Austin?

If you’re looking for a cheaper room, then Friday is the cheapest day, with a nightly average price of $238. Sunday nights are the most expensive at $707.
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KAYAK’s top tips for finding a cheap Hyatt hotel in Austin

  • Try to go during the low season if you’re looking for a cheap room with Hyatt in Austin. July and August offer the lowest prices.
  • If you want to be as close to the airport as possible then stay at Thompson Austin, which is only 6 miles away from Austin Bergstrom Airport.
  • If you’re looking to add a touch of luxury to your stay, the highest-rated 4 star Hyatt hotel in Austin is Thompson Austin.

FAQs when booking a Hyatt in Austin

  • What are the best Hyatt hotels in Austin?

    The two highest-rated Hyatt hotels are The Driskill and null.

  • How much is a Hyatt hotel in Austin?

    The following are the lowest prices KAYAK users have found in the last 3 days for rooms at Hyatt hotels in Austin:

    $260 Thompson Austin
    $147 tommie Austin, part of JdV by Hyatt
    $1,291 Miraval Austin
    $337 The Driskill

  • Are there any Hyatt hotels in downtown Austin?

    Yes! If you want to be downtown and close to the action then check out Thompson Austin or tommie Austin, part of JdV by Hyatt which are conveniently located downtown.

  • What is the closest Hyatt hotel to Sixth Street?

    If you want to stay closest to one of Austin’s most famous sites, Sixth Street, then check out Thompson Austin, which is located just 0.1 mi away and rated 7.4/10.

  • Which Hyatt hotels are closest to Austin Bergstrom Airport?

    If you want to be as close to the airport as possible for an easy transfer, then we suggest one of the following: Thompson Austin (6.5 mi); tommie Austin, part of JdV by Hyatt (6.5 mi); The Driskill (6.6 mi).

  • Where is the best located Hyatt hotel in Austin?

    Based on ratings from real users, the best located Hyatt hotel in Austin is The Driskill (8.7, 971 reviews) and it is located at 604 Brazos Street, Austin, TX. Closest transportation hub: Austin Bergstrom Airport (6.6 mi). Closest popular landmark: Sixth Street (0.1 mi).

  • How can I find Hyatt hotels near me in Austin?

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Latest reviews of all Hyatt hotels in Austin

8.7
Very good
1166 verified ratings
Wonderful
689
Very good
170
Good
110
Okay
59
Fair
64
Mediocre
21
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53
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8.0
Very good
Kevin, Aug 2025 - The Driskill
Two baby roaches showed up in the bathtub, and music played until about 4 AM. Not your fault...but a little annoying in both cases.
8.0
Very good
Daniel, Sep 2024 - tommie Austin, part of JdV by Hyatt
The location is in the middle of an entertainment district so it is a bit loud, but the accomodations and service was very good.
2.0
Poor
Helen, Apr 2024 - The Driskill
Front desk is so rude and dismissive. Valet and housekeeping were top notch which makes you feel like a 5 star guest. Front desk really breaks the experience though with their poor attitude toward guests.
10
Wonderful
David, Mar 2024 - The Driskill
Hotel in the end is as good as it staff and I cannot speak more highly of the Driskill. The restaurant is outstanding, the location excellent. Strongly recommended.
10
Wonderful
Robert, Feb 2021 - The Driskill
Pros (+) The room was very comfortable. We liked that we could do everything from eat, sleep and drink from the hotel.
Cons (-) The process in the bar were a little bit higher than we would have liked.
6.0
Okay
Anonymous, Jun 2018 - The Driskill
Pros (+) charming lobby great location (on 6th street) historic nice breakfast restaurant front porches outside tall ceilings historic markers great hot shower with good water pressure
Cons (-) tiny room dirty sink (hairs, old toothpaste) tv cabinet broken hot
10
Wonderful
Scarlett, Aug 2017 - The Driskill
Pros (+) We came for my 21st birthday on 6th street and I can't imagine picking a better place. They did everything they had to do to keep it classy and cool headed as it's located on one of the busiest and most popular tour attractions in Texas. We only live 45 mins away but Austin is my go to. I LOVE it there. I had friends come up and get ready in the room and hang out before and a little afterwards but...
Cons (-) Nothing- I would change nothing
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2.0
Poor
Anonymous, Feb 2017 - The Driskill
Cons (-) The valet was torn up with construction. The lobby and hallways literally smelt like a sewer. The mezzanine was stacked with old furniture. The once famous bar was loud noisy and also smelt like a sewer. The bathroom had chipped paint and a cracked floor length mirror. There was no counter space in the bathroom. The glass top furniture had dried paint drops on top from lack of a drop cloth.
10
Wonderful
Angela, Jan 2017 - The Driskill
Pros (+) Beautiful historic hotel. Great staff. Great central location. Food was amazing in Cafe and at the Grill. Dog friendly (they have doggie concierge kits with bed, bowls, treats and poop bags).
Cons (-) The petite rooms really are petite, so be aware of that when you book, but in all honestly, you're only there to sleep and shower so it's definitely not a deal breaker.
10
Wonderful
Anonymous, Jan 2017 - Miraval Austin
Pros (+) We found Travaasa while lookimg for different things to do for our anniversary, and ended up booking our stay here. From the moment we pulled up to the gate we were impressed. The entire compound and view is beautiful! The staff make you feel at home, the room was perfect, food was healthy and on point, but what impressed us the most was the how they run their facility. The daily shcedule of all t...
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