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"Spacious and super clean "

"Even though the water had to be shut off for several hours in the hotel, they were amazing! The manager, Marci, was absolutely the best! Highly recommend this hotel and the breakfast is amazing!!!"

"I recently relocated to Austin for work, and while saving for a house stayed at La Unica Monday - Thursday for close to 6 months. The rates on this place are lower than anywhere else in Austin, and the other places in their ballpark (mostly motor inns or extended stays) are definitely a lot more questionable and seemingly less clean. The staff here are very firm on their policies, which I appreciated as a single woman staying here alone during the week. You will also receive wonderful customer service, and if anything ever goes wrong (and during my time it hardly ever did) you’ll be taken care of immediately. The rooms are equipped with a fridge, microwave, and and in most instances a freezer too. If you get a room with a shower, let the hot water run a bit before assuming it doesn’t work. Yes the rooms are old, yes it’s a former nursing home. But I’m all my times staying there, I never saw one insect, dirty sheet, anything. The gal who does housekeeping does a wonderful job. Linens were always clean, and crisp. The location is great - right between mopac, 183 and i35. The parking lot is well lit, fenced, and has security cameras everywhere. The people who own and run this facility truly care about their guests, and the experience they provide. What might appear as a little rough around the edges on the inside is truly a wonderful place. And lives up to its name as it is certainly very unique! Very highly recommend La Unica."

"Great services and a great room"

"Excellent time here would love to come back, anytime I come visit Austin "

"very friendly person who checked us! Best we've ever had!"

"Very clean place to stay! "

"Best hotel breakfast in USA. Nice staff and clean. Second time I stay at this hotel and this will be my place every time I came to Austin. "

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