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"Sip on frozen drinks at the Westin Downtown’s 20-story-high rooftop pool and bar while partaking in the hotel’s public afternoon and evening hours. For food, expect New American-ish dishes like crab hushpuppies and burgers. Bonus: The bar is open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. Day passes and cabana rentals are also available for those looking to swim." - Darcie Duttweiler

"On the 20th floor of The Westin Downtown, you’ll find Azul, claiming the spot of the “highest view of Downtown” in the whole city. The entire space is lined by a see-through glass railing that might cause a bit of uneasiness as you look down onto the tiny cars below—just grab a seat by one of the faux-fire pits, order a margarita, and try not to get splashed by the hotel guests swimming in the pool just a few feet away. " - nicolai mccrary
"Up on the 20th floor of The Westin in Downtown Austin, you’ll find Azul, claiming the spot of the “highest view of Downtown” in the whole city. And for the month of December, that also makes it the highest holiday bar in town, too, when it turns into “Yule at Azul.” Expect to find festive drinks, holiday decor, and a photo booth where you can show off all your ugly sweaters. When: Dec 1 - 30" - nicolai mccrary, raphael brion
"The downtown hotel rooftop bar is hosting Yule at Azul, with drinks, happy hour, and decor. It runs from Friday, November 24 through Sunday, December 31." - Erin Russell
