Where is the Best Comfy Hotel Bed in Austin, Texas?
You have to pay attention to your directions to find Legends, but once you do you’ll: A) Never forget how to get there and, 2) Want to come back. This little gem is located inside the Holiday Inn, of all places (183 SB @ MoPac SB: on the service road).As a recent transplant to Austin and an NFL fan, this place is Heaven on Sunday afternoons. 36 screens… all fed by NFL Sunday Ticket on satellite. They show every game! They even provide you a map of the TV’s so you know where your favorite game(s) are going to be shown so you can grab a great seat.The place fills up every week, but not so full as to prevent you from finding a place to kick back. If you know you’ll need a table for one of the early games, just show up 15 minutes early and you’ll be fine!The food is your standard bar-fare: quesadillas, burgers, chicken tenders, etc.,… and the food prices are on-par with other competitors. The drinks are a bit pricey, but that’s not surprising given how very little competi
We got a room on priceline. We got there Sat night. Requested a queen bed and wanted to upgrade to a double bed non-smoking. We got a bed and a tabacco smoke filled room. Smeeled like a bar. We had to stay in that room for the night because they had no other rooms. The next morning we a a new room non-smoking from a new front desk lady. when we came back from the event we were there for the lady who had checked us in the first night had saved us a double bed non-smoking. We had to switch rooms three times in 3 days, but you know what they say third times a charm. the window faced 6th st and guadaluoe St. We could hear all the partying , but it’s Austin you can’t ccomplain. The room had a small kitchnet. two burners, sink, sink towels, two pans with lids, 3-4 plates and bowels, coffe maker, and toaster. i wish it had an oven, but again you get what you pay for. Olga and Lesley are very nice front desk people. always smiled when we came in. The hotel overall is in a very good location.
This hotel was clean and easily accessed. The room (or rather suite) had a comfortable bed, a clean bathroom (with great shower water pressure), a kitchenette well stocked with clean pots, pans, dishes, silverware, and glasses, a full refrigerator/freezer, dishwasher, electric stovetop, and two televisions with many assorted chairs and sofas. For the most part, a small family could live…
