At the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum, Austin, Texas, United States is handicap accessible with elevators in the central lobby with access to all exhibit floors and the lower floor restrooms. Transcripts for deaf and hard-of-hearing, Braille booklets, and wheelchairs are available at the lobby information desk.READ MORE

The Red Pepper Cafe, Austin Texas, United States, features American cuisine for all occasions. READ MORE

Welcome to Four Seasons Hotel Austin. Famous for its Sunday brunches, luxurious digs, stunning cuisine and celebrity regulars, the Four Seasons is also quite beloved in Austin for how it treats its guests. The standards here are high, with touches of Texas friendly.READ MORE

At Meetings, Hyatt Regency, Austin, Texas, United States, you can host a remarkable event or meeting at our Austin conference hotel, where the newly renovated Foothills Ballroom offers breathtaking views of Austin's skyline.READ MORE

The Ramada Limited - Austin North is conveniently located to silicon hills, 3M, IBM, Dell Computers, Samsung and Motorola, anf the Highland Mall for shopping. Indulge in double or King beds then wake up to a free Continental breakfast. READ MORE

Strickland Arms with it's authentic Texas-sized hospitality and former home of Judge John McCamy Patterson, was built in 1904 and is nestled in the quiet central Austin neighborhood of Patterson Heights--so named after Judge Patterson's family. READ MORE

Unleash your inner Bruce Wayne and embrace the world-famous bats of Austin, Texas. From April to October, approximately 1 million bats take a daily trip from Austin?s Congress Avenue Bridge to the countryside in search of food. They leave around sunset and return early the next morning. The Drury Inn and Suites is only a few miles from the bridge, so bring your bat goggles.READ MORE

Designed especially for longer stays Extended Stay America Efficiency Studios offers amenities you won't find in a typical hotel room.READ MORE

At Lucky Lizard Curios and Gifts, Austin, Texas, United States we stock a host of Keep Austin Weird items. We also stock a variety of imported goods.READ MORE

The French Legation Museum, Austin, Texas, United States, as it exists today represents a conscientious effort to return to details authentic to the time of the earlier building, although only three pieces of furniture, an armchair and settee in the parlor and a table in the kitchen, originally belonged to Dubois de Saligny. Many pieces remain from the Robertson family's ownership of the home. The reconstructed French country kitchen is notable for its extensive nineteREAD MORE