tommie Austin - JDV by Hyatt

The best feature of this hotel is the service and the bed. The bed is very comfortable and the staff are very helpful. they were able to deliver an iPhone charger to my room! However, the room itself was a bit small and the mini bar was useless and didn’t cool at all. So don’t plan on keeping food in your room overnight. The biggest set back for the tommie is the $60 a day valet…$70 with tip. that was quite the shock and defeated the purpose of finding a reasonably priced room in the city. Made the total around $230 instead of $160. On top of all that, they don’t even offer complimentary coffee in the morning. Overall would recommend the tommie if you really want to stay in the city, but feel like they lack in basic areas.

Stayed a night over the weekend and was honestly disappointed. There was a wedding going on and a lot of day users. The beautiful rooftop pool was incredibly crowded. Unusable for many hotel guests. A wedding party and guests took over the outside bar so they closed early and it was impossible to find a seat. Even had to wait in a line over 12 deep to get on the elevator to my room. Some of the positives- Slept great in the hotel bed and definitely appreciated the cool decorations and attention to detail. Check in with Cooper was a breeze. Valet are as quick and polite as they can be. The big negative was just the overcrowding and use from parties outside the hotel. A small boutique hotel that is not equipped to share its space yet is still trying to. We won’t stay here the next time we are in Austin. It doesn’t feel like a hotel geared towards its hotel guests.

We got a great special price and were wowed by the hotel. The bed and bedding were amazing. Best nights sleep at a hotel I’ve had ever. The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was small but just right. The pool atmosphere was fantastic, small but great. Thankful we found the deal and found a great place to stay!

Everyone was so nice! I reached out ahead of time to make a couple of special requests and they replied so quickly and accommodated my requests. Then, upon our arrival, they were the nicest front desk team I've encountered in a very long time---and I work for hotels! Everyone was accommodating and friendly from the valet team to the coffee bar to the pool staff. I didn't run into anyone who wasn't helpful during the entire stay. The rooms are smaller than your typical rooms, so be prepared. It did not bother me, because they still had everything I needed. The bed was so comfortable. I loved the Body Wash/Shampoo products in the shower. I'm ordering some for my home! Thank you to Nick at the front desk for the warm welcome and giving us a full rundown of what the hotel and area have to offer. We were visiting from NY and this hotel experience helped make our Austin trip even better! We will be back!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Hyatt is in the perfect location—right next to 6th Street, with all the nightlife just steps away! The hotel has such a great vibe and even offers awesome VIP parking, which makes everything super convenient. The rooms are modern, stylish, and the perfect size for the location. On top of that, the staff is absolutely amazing—friendly, helpful, and always make you feel welcome. Couldn’t ask for a better stay!

The room is small but well laid out and clean so that part didn't bother me. The bed was incredibly comfy. The toilet/shower combo though.....no. Great idea in theory, but poorly executed, you wind up with water just everywhere. And that's not taking the privacy piece into account if you're traveling with someone else. This is also party central. Bars in the area close at 2am and we were up until 2am with them for our entire stay. White noise doesn't help, ear plugs don't help, keeping the tv on doesn't help, no combination of that helps. It is ridiculous. I would not stay here again.

Let me start by saying, if you’re okay with having the toilet inside the shower, then this might be the place for you! When we booked this hotel, we went off the pictures, thinking the pool area looked nice, but we were in for a big surprise when we checked in. The first thing you notice is the toilet in the shower! Honestly, it was disgusting. Not only is it unsanitary, but who thought this was a good idea when designing the rooms? To top it off, the sink is outside the room itself, which just made the whole setup feel more like camping and using a portable toilet. Needless to say, we immediately decided we couldn’t stay in the room. We went to the front desk to ask for a refund, and the lady behind the counter (I wish I had gotten her name) was of no help at all. She acted annoyed, like we were bothering her by expressing how uncomfortable we were. There was zero customer service etiquette. The best thing she could’ve done was offer to get the manager right away, rather than us wasting 30 minutes going back and forth with her. Since we booked through a third party, we had to call them directly to request a refund, and while the reservation was non refundable, the third party company said the hotel just needed to cancel the booking. Getting the hotel to do that, though, was a whole other mess. We called for a manager, but it was chaos, and no solutions were offered besides getting another room with the toilet still in the same space as the shower! Honestly, this was the worst experience I’ve had at a hotel. The pool was the only appealing feature. I would never recommend this place to anyone, and I certainly won’t be staying here again.

Very disappointed with my stay at this hotel. On the first night, I had to request a room change due to excessive noise coming from the street. The second room smelled strongly of cigarette smoke, and I had to request yet another change the next day. The minibar was so warm that it felt hotter inside than the room itself. A note even stated that it wasn’t suitable for perishable items. The hotel offers a “noise-cancellation plug” – but who wants to pay to stay in a place where constant noise is expected? I stayed from Sunday through midweek, and it was chaotic and loud until 3 a.m. every night. The shower setup in the bathroom is very odd and, frankly, unhygienic. The rooms are also quite small. The only positive aspect was the staff – they were kind, professional, and helpful. Unfortunately, that wasn’t enough to make up for the rest of the experience. I would not recommend staying here.

Rooms: at the tommie they are small but cozy. Great option if you don't intend to spend much time in your room. Location: it's close to the loudest section of 6th street, great if that's what you're looking for but not great if you want some peace. Service: quite disappointing. Calling the front desk or room service from the room almost always took 3-5 calls to get someone to answer. Food service order was "lost" twice which caused us to wait over 2 hours for our breakfast order. I'm not sure if they are short staffed but the service was primary factor in the star rating. With all of the great hotel option in Austin, I won't be coming back.

Loved our overnight stay at Tommie Austin. Arrived late but Terry at the front desk checked us in quickly and efficiently. He acknowledged our Hyatt status, upgraded us to a top floor quiet room pool view and gave us 2 chips for 2 margaritas at Wax Myrtle bar on the 4th floor. Tommie is in the same building as Thompson Hotel, they share the same facilities, pool and check in area. We were in room 1416, very cozy, and it quickly reminded us of Marriott's Moxy hotel rooms. We slept well, enjoyed the strong shower pressure and cold AC to beat the Austin heat. Location is perfect for bar hopping on 6th street! Thank you Allison for reminding us of the 2pm checkout! We will definitely pick this hotel again on our next Austin trip.

Great hotel, we've stayed multiple times and will continue to return. The staff is always friendly and willing to go above and beyond, and every time we have stayed there the check in and check out process has gone smoothly. The rooms are small, which is the only downside, but for me personally that doesn't affect my stay enough to lower the rating. I can see how it would for some, as there isn't much space to unpack and would be cramped sharing with a family or friends. The gym, bar, and on site restaurants are all great and there are gluten free options for breakfast as well which is always a major perk!

Great hotel right off 6th Street. Checking in was a breeze. Front desk staff very nice. It rained during our stay, we were offered umbrellas to borrow. Very clean hotel. We stayed on the Tommie side. Small European style room. The free drinks weren't drinkable. The pool area is nice. Wax Myrtles has a nice sitting area outside too. Market restaurant for grab and go snacks. Everything you need. Hotel staff is eager to accommodate in any way possible. I would stay there again.

I hope this saves someone hassle and money. They have literally shrunk all of the livable space out of these rooms, and all that's left is a bed for you to cry yourself to sleep. The rooms are so small that there is no place to put your luggage without bumping into it. No table, drawers, counter space, nothing. There is no bathroom. There is a glass shower with a toilet in it. Turning the light on to go to the bathroom at night lights up the whole room. The sink is out in the room right next to the bed. The coffee station, or rather, the water kettle, is on a tray on the bed and you have to put it on the floor to sleep. My wife and I cannot get over how small and impractical this room is. If we weren't with a group we'd change hotels. It's fine for one person.

I have no idea what the bad reviews are on here? Honestly, from the second I checked in, the front desk staff was polite and super helpful, gave me suggestions on where to go for lunch and checked me in right away. The room was cool, yeah it's small but it's super modern and clean. Perfect location close to everything and the pool and bar was well stocked and maintained. I would come back anytime I'm in Austin

Pros: The service by the staff is some of the best I have ever had!!!!! The restaurants, bar, and coffee shop have pretty decent prices. The bar does a happy hour from 4-5 which includes $2 oysters. The location is great if you're staying for a conference at the convention center. Cons: The rooms are really, really, small for the price you pay. The toilet and shower are literally in the same closet. I would stay here again but I was a little shocked by the size of the room. It was very clean and nice, but tiny! The impeccable service by the staff will bring me back.

For the money and location this hotel is an excellent addition to the Hyatt Brand, with that said it's not for everyone, but the more luxurious and traditional Thompson Hotel is in the same building of the Thommie as an alternative. The check in process is at the hotel coffee/wine bar, not to be confused with the Thompson front desk which is 10 feet away from the coffee bar. Coffee ($5.00 a cup) and wine are available for purchase. There is a normal hotel front desk, but that is the Thompson lobby, not the Thommie. Kind of confusing as there are two different hotels that essentially share the same space. The rooms reminded me of a tiny house because it was small, yet cleverly designed to maximize space. Essentially the incredibly comfortable king size bed takes up most of the room and the toilet is in the same area as the shower. As a solo traveler the toilet in the shower concept did not bother me, but could be problematic for people sharing a room. The bed itself was an A+ for comfort, my shower lacked pressure, but they just opened and are working out a few kinks. The restaurants and pool were not open at the time of this review, but the gym was. This was by far the most expansive and state of the art gym I've ever seen at any hotel. Peloton bikes, a full weight room,TRX station, and top of the line Cybex equipment. The gym is 6 out of 5 stars. I believe the gym will be shared by a residential tower and of course the Thompson. I would stay here again for the gym alone. Great hotel, especially as a solo traveler, but has its quirks.

I'll never stay here again, and I'm only halfway through my stay :( Pros: Great location, extremely clean rooms, no carpet, luxury feel. Tommie side rooms are tiny but thoughtfully laid out. I want to love it SO MUCH. But the valet and staff make this hotel an absolute waste of money. Parking is $55/night, which is ... ya know, not great, but that's okay. The first morning, I waited about 20 minutes for my car. Which made me late to my meeting. But they were busy, so totally fine. That afternoon, I texted the valet 15 minutes early so my car would be ready. I got a text almost 20 minutes later saying there were no valets available. So I walked down to the stand and THREE valets were standing there. They apologized, but it was almost 40 minutes of waiting total. And again, late for my meeting even though I planned ahead. I have never complained (hi, I'm an introvert ), but I felt like the management should know ... and all four front desk workers looked at me like I was crazy. One guy said valet is a third party vendor so they can't help. Another said I was supposed to call the front desk, and he "didn't know anything" about a texting service. Another asked to see the valet card and then read me the instructions ... which I followed to a T :) I'm not an idiot. They just treated me like one. I get that it was a mistake by the valet company ... twice? But it ruined my entire experience. And you can't really charge $55 parking for over an hour of waiting in just one day. My time is worth more. Literally lol Not being able to get my car, then treated like a "stupid woman" when I followed every direction ... I'll never come back. I cried recounting the story because I felt so silly. I travel to Austin for work every month, and I'll be going back to Arrive. It's the best if you need an alternative. ‍

In the last 25 years I've stayed in teeny weenie Manhattan hotel rooms but never once have I been required to physically crawl across a king bed to manipulate the drapes because a column that protrudes into the room blocks the way. Why Hyatt thinks anyone would be ok with this arrangement, especially for $300, is a mystery. This room should be a housekeeping closet. I'll never stay here again and am thinking of never staying at Hyatt properties again because of their greed and lack of consideration for their guests. Disgusting. Update next day: came back to my room exhausted after a long day. No maid service. The Tommie only has it every other day so if you're staying for two nights you're out of luck. $300/night and I get to make my own bed. Hyatt has lost it's mind. Restaurant: $30 shrimp entree was served raw. Sent it back and it was re-served undercooked.

Raphael was so kind. He brought towels to us and saw we had our dog Mila with us. He came back with organic cookies. The rooms are designed beautifully. Great bar and great service at all venues within hotel. Good for people traveling with their beloved pets!

The rooms are insanely small for what you're paying. Yes, the dimensions are given when booking, but it feels like a closet when you're inside. This is TX, not NY. No privacy in the bathroom, and horrible lighting. Don't even try to do your makeup in there. Also, there's no outlet by the bathroom mirror so you have to sit on the floor in a separate area to blow dry your hair. Do not stay here.

Tiny crowded loud. Do not recommend. There are better places for the same price. Recommend going to pool from 8:00-10:00 pm for a night swim above the city.

Amazing place. Immediately hit by the cozy and secluded entrance, and then greeted by sincere and enthusiastic staff. Willie, Amelie, and Dejuan each individually made sure we were welcomed and happy with our stay. Great service and such a clean place.

Beware predatory hidden fees: I was charged a $35 "resort fee" that was not disclosed to me before booking, during check-in or during check-out. Instead, they hid it in the valet fee - I would not have even known about it if I hadn't called to ask about the unexpected charge. Illegal? No. Slimy and predatory? Absolutely.

Nice hotel. Room is relatable to an Ikea decorated prison cell. No room to move or unpack. Toilet is in the shower. Food options, limited in hotel and nothing to rave about. You can do better

Let's get it out of the way, the rooms are small. They are small but appointed very well. Clean and comfortable. Staff was great everywhere from the front desk, valet, bell hop or whatever the appropriate title is, and the diner. I received excellent service. I was traveling alone, meeting friends in Austin and it was a great stay. It can be noisy on 6th Street and you are right there but it was no issue for me. They offer ear plugs if it is for you. I would recommend staying here for its location to a younger traveler or couple for the great value that was provided.

The food was mediocre at best. The service - awful Front desk - rude, immature, not helpful at all. Good luck getting any room service in a timely manner Wax Myrtle on site restaurant hostess told us 30 minute wait. Waited an hour and 40 minutes then gave up. Bartenders inattentive and rude. Chose this hotel for its reviews but was very disappointed. Unless you are in your 20's don't stay downtown Austin at all

I'm a bit shocked with these reviews, as you truly get what you pay for here. Since the Thompson was fully booked, I went with the tommie mainly for the location and ability to access the same amenities. The tommie is brand new, clean, has great amenities and restaurants. I received really great customer service too from Liz and Jesse at the front desk (coffee/wine bar area). Truly a really great experience if you're not planning to be in your room as much! When entering the hotel, the Thompson door is on the left and the tommie is on the right. I was greeted immediately upon check-in, and also received a complimentary upgrade without even prompting. The room was pretty spacious based on reviews and the room overlooked the pool area. Pretty cool concept and would stay at another tommie in the future. Wax Myrtle's is on the 4th floor of this hotel, and I'm a huge fan of this restaurant. I could eat the whipped feta and chicken everyday given the opportunity. Same chef as Aba if you've been to one of the locations in Chicago or Austin (SoCo). The pool and gym were also great perks as well as the diner bar on the 1st floor. Definitely give it a shot if you're traveling solo or with your significant other/friend. I'll definitely be back!

I really enjoyed my stay at the tommie! The rooms are modern and clean. Small for sure, but as a solo traveler, it was perfect for me. There are a lot of homeless people nearby on 6th street, so you just need to be alert when walking around, especially earlier in the day when there's not a lot of people around, but otherwise it's a great location and very central. All of the staff was very friendly and accommodating. I would definitely stay here again.

First let me say this is the smallest hotel room I've ever had! It is so small the toilet is in the shower. The desk shares the same space as the sink for the bathroom. He gets a three because it has great air conditioning. The master light switch is at the door Which turns on the light in the bathroom and you can't turn it off from anywhere else. So to go to bed at night you have to go turn off the switch and then stumble back in the dark. Just once I would like a hotel designer to stay in his/her room that he/she designs.

Valet & Management was great, but the room service was awful. The pool was closed and we didn't know till we were there on vacation. Everything was very confusing.

Room was TINY. Shower and toilet are together!! .. I felt claustrophobic. You can not walk around the bed. Horrible place ... the only place to sit is the bed. No closet. Not even appropriate for a Motel 6!

This hotel was great. Small room, yes and thankfully we didn't have our kids with us as it was a get away for us. I did not like the shower/toilet combo but I can see why the did it to save space. The bed was so comfy and not skimpy on the amount of pillows. The view was pretty and the pool is nice. The management was amazing and helpful as well. We will be back again for our next little get away.

Came here for the Austin marathon and had a terrible experience. They should have prepared for the increase in business with such a large event happening a block away from them. The "coffee bar" does not have coffee, when you order a coffee they put espresso over ice and charge you $9. The employees did not seem properly trained on the espresso machine and they were very flustered. My friend ordered a latte and the espresso tasted burnt. Customer service was non-existent, the employees seemingly annoyed by our presence. Would not recommend.

Beautiful hotel and excellent service. Definitely would stay again. Briana is an expert in assisting the client with a smile. The pool is so relaxing.

We had a terrible experience here. We are Hyatt of World Members, and we've enjoyed the perks. We also paid a premium rate to get double points on the Hyatt credit card. The room rate was about the same as most room rates we pay for normal rooms at normal hotels (usually Hyatt properties). We were not greeted as World of Hyatt Members when we arrived, and even though we could have checked in hours earlier, when we arrived at 3:00 p.m. to check-in, our room was not ready. While we waited about an hour, we listened to the front desk tell 3 or 4 other people whose rooms weren't ready that their rooms were being prioritized. They told us the same thing, but then we waited for an hour....We also did not get a preferential room as World of Hyatt members even though we were supposed to. After about an hour, and right when we were about to leave for another hotel, they told us our room was ready. The rooms are WOW tiny. We had a corner room that was considered an upgrade, so I can only imagine that the other rooms feel something like Jack in Titanic. The toilet is in the shower about 4 feet from the shower head. The only sink is in the main room, and you can reach it from the closest bed. There is no way two people could get ready at the same time in this room. If my partner and I tried to walk past each other by the sink, we would have to actively move to avoid bumping into each other. During our stay, the city declared a boil-water notice. When we returned to the hotel, we found a note telling us about the notice and 3 tiny half-size water bottles. One person trying to check in (his room wasn't ready yet either) mentioned that a friend told him the tommie is like an upscale hostel. My partner and I thought he was crazy until we saw the rooms and realized he was dead on. The final insult was when we get our bill. We decided to valet our car. How much do you think we paid in Austin? $30, $40, or maybe $45? You would be wrong. The hotel charges $60 for valet parking! That price is insane and is what they charge in Washington DC and New York.

Just what we needed. Clean rooms and great service. Valet is pricey but we had a great experience! It was a breeze.

Really enjoyed our stay at the Tommie. Right in the heart of Downtown Austin. Clean hotel with beautiful rooftop pool. Angel with the management staff made it right when there was an issue with the pool at check in. Definitely would stay again!

I loved my stay at tommie! Every element in the room is ingeniously designed -- all the built-in storage was amazing, and I had plenty of space for a multi-night stay. The shower was glorious. Amazing water pressure and plenty of hot water. The bath products also smelled fantastic. The bed was super comfy and it felt very luxurious to be in a king! All staff was very friendly and knowledgable about the hotel and Austin in general, and the coffee bar was great. The entire hotel is beautifully-designed, too -- I loved all the art in the public spaces and the panoramic landscape photo above my bed. Will def be returning!