Location

Downtown Austin: What’s not to love?

As the city continues to rank as one of America’s best places to live, a prime location like Sixth and Guadalupe ensures you get to enjoy every part of it.

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What came before Sixth and Guadalupe?

A city block deeply rooted in hospitality. In 1925, the Alamo Hotel opened its doors on the corner of Sixth and Guadalupe. In the lobby of this 80-room hotel was the Alamo Lounge, known for hosting the likes of Lyle Lovett and Townes Van Zandt, and can even be seen in Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard’s video for “Pancho and Lefty.” However, the Alamo Hotel eventually reached the end of its era.

Now, almost 100 years since the Alamo Hotel opened to the public, Sixth and Guadalupe is honored to share its footprint. And while the building may not be a true hotel, it will surely bring hospitality to all who walk through its doors.

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Transportation

A healthier commute for Austinites

Sixth and Guadalupe’s ideal location minimizes its impact on the environment, contributing to a more sustainable future and traffic reduction for the city as a whole.

  • 99 walk score and 92 bike score
  • Several local bus lines one block away
  • MetroBike stations 3 blocks away, plus dockless e-scooter rental options nearby
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Open Spaces

A perimeter of parks

The newly reimagined Republic Square is a block away from Sixth and Guadalupe. And Wooldridge Square is just a couple more. Plus, over 350 acres of green space is a five-minute walk away with Zilker Park and Botanical Garden on the other side of Lady Bird Lake.

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There are so many reasons why Sixth and Guadalupe is the perfect downtown addition