The Lakeway Resort and Spa has truly evolved since the days it was called the Lakeway Inn.

My wife and I stayed there in the summer of 2005, when it was called the Lakeway Inn, and overall, the experience was slightly below average. The service was decent, but the rooms had the appearance of a highway motel.

Since then, The Lakeway Resort and Spa has undergone an amazing transformation. The rooms have been completely renovated. They now all have a modern, contemporary feel with LCD TVs and beds that put the Westin hotels to shame. The outside of the hotel looks completely new, and they have added a brand new section with an amazing 3 level pool (with a waterslide), spa/massage facilities, and a very modern gym.

Overall, the service was excellent and the staff was very courteous. They have put a lot of effort in transforming the hotel into what it is today, and I highly recommend it for those who are looking for a romantic getaway or just need a few days on the lake to relax. 5 out of 5!!

Spent the weekend at Lakeway Inn in order to attend a friend's wedding. The recently remodeled rooms are very nice and most have a wonderful sunset view of Lake Travis. The service was exceptional, just what one would expect, but don't always experience, at a luxury resort. The area around the boat ramp and dock was still under re-construction when we were there, but the hotel transported guests to and from the dock in their courtesey vans when needed. The food at the Travis restaurant was expensive but good. Overall, a very pleasant and recommended weekend getaway.

We came to Lakeway right after our wedding for a relaxing time before we went on our honeymoon. When we checked in, the rooms were fantastic so we were very optimistic with our stay. The next morning we ordered room service, which took 1 1/2 hours to get to us (they had the wrong room), food was cold and looked awful. Pool is beautiful but still under construction. When asking staff where there was to go around the hotel, they were extremely unhelpful and rude. Went to their "restaurant" for dinner, which was a rustic cabin with little to no atmosphere and did not match their modern hotel feel. Food was also awful there and it took 15 mintues to get a drink! Great place to spend the night and go swimming, but bring your own food, McDonald's is better than this.

I recently stayed at the Lakeway Resort and Spa in Austin while doing a site visit for a meeting we're having in 2007. Check in was effecient and my room was located close. The hotel has a rustic "lodge" feel to it. The food was pretty good and the views were excellent. There is a small walk to the restaurant but felt so good in the chilly evening weather. The rooms are very comfortable without being cluttered. I enjoyed my stay there and would stay again.