Short but good
My husband and I travelled to Austin to help my daughter out of a jam. After spending the day trying to get a key for her car, get it started, and get her settled in her new home. We were all exhausted. The jacuzzi helped ease our sore muscles, the pool was a great place to do a few laps to stretch those same muscles out, and the beds were an extremely comfortable place to finally get the rest we so sorely needed.
Breakfast is another story. The coffee tasted like cardboard and the "fried" eggs were an atrocious imitation. The waffles were good, but the line was long to make one. I settled for an english muffin with butter and honey. 
Everyone we encountered at the front desk were friendly and helpful. One young lady even helped me find a bookstore. Kudos for that!