Crescent Hotels & Resorts has added the Hotel Indigo Austin Downtown – University and Holiday Inn Express Austin Downtown – University to its portfolio. The dual-branded property is located within the city’s Red River Cultural District.
Located near the Texas State Capitol, University of Texas at Austin and the 6th Street entertainment district, the 149-room Hotel Indigo Austin Downtown – University features The Ladybird Kitchen + Bar, Skyline Pool Deck + Bar and more than 5,000 sq. ft. of meeting and event space across six venues.
The 171-room Holiday Inn Express offers a meeting space, a fitness center and complimentary breakfast. Guests also have access to the Skyline Pool Deck + Bar, which is shared with the adjacent Hotel Indigo.
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