La Quinta properties in Texas are of varying quality -- some are new, show piece properties, while others are old and tired. Unfortunately, the Oltdorf location falls into the second camp. It was therefore not surprising that I "won" this hotel on a 2-star $35 bid on priceline. At that price, it's more than an acceptable place to rest your... more

Prices weren't any better than many other hotels in Austin (roughly $80 when we stayed). People outside and in neighboring rooms are loud throughout the entire night. Very hard to sleep. more

We agree with the previous reviews. Here is what we saw; 1) Homeless people all around the hotel, sitting in the grass, begging in the trafic, Just generally hanging around the place. Not the hotel's fault I know, but it gives the area a bad feel. 2) Wireless Internet did not work, after calling the help desk and changing all... more

Homeless people wandered in front of hotel property. Three police cars showed up in front of room. Check-in was very slow and disorganized. Room was dirty and smelled moldly. We were supposed to stay 3 nights, stayed one. more

My daughter's boyfriend was staying here with a construction crew and we made the trip to Austin to visit him. His crew had left ,but he decided to stay one more day at his own expense. We waited for about an hour in his room for ours to be ready. While waiting, a family walked into his room with a... more

I paid $59 per night to stay there, and I was expecting a bit of a dumpy place. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The place was very clean, and everything was great! Also, it is very close to all the action in Austin so you cannot go wrong staying there. After all, you only want a place to rest when... more

The room was clean and breakfast was good (you can cook your own waffle). However they need to fire a hotel clerk. He was a young male hotel clerk and maybe he will be gone by the time someone else reads this review and then this hotel will be good again. This guy gave my wife so many problems and... more