Four Seasons Hotel Austin

Cozy B&B offering themed quarters with hardwood floors, a private back deck & a garden with a pond. A 19th-century Victorian home with hardwood floors, this cozy B&B is 1.3 miles west of the Texas State Capitol. The 5 unique accommodations are inspired by a celebrity or a place (the Fitzgerald suite has mahogany antique furniture; the Casablanca room has a 4-poster canopy bed) and all have free WiFi. Suites are equipped with iPod docks with DVD players and movies. Some quarters have claw-foot tubs and fireplaces. A single suite has a separate bedroom and living room, plus a full kitchen. Amenities include free breakfast (continental on weekdays; homemade on weekends), and a private back deck with a garden and pond.

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