Austin Hyde Park Inn

Welcome to Austin Hyde Park Inn located in the Hyde Park Historic District just north of downtown. Enjoy the charm and romance of this turn of the century neighborhood while enjoying 21st Century amenities at the Hyde Park Inn.

Our Austin Bed and Breakfast is furnished with period antiques and comfortable modern accessories. Enjoy reading or relaxing in our various sitting areas including a large formal sitting room and spacious wrap around porches, perfect for cooling off with an afternoon lemonade or glass of wine. You may also enjoy a refreshing swim in our private pool or unwinding in our heated spa.

Our B and B is a wonderful hotel alternative when visiting Austin. A complimentary continental breakfast of fresh fruit, yogurt, granola, hot pastries, juice and gourmet coffee is served daily. We are happy to work with you to arrange group dinners or recommend restaurants in the area for your dining pleasure.

Our bed and breakfast is located in Hyde Park, a National Register Historical District located two miles from downtown, and 1 mile from the University of Texas. Stroll down 43rd Street to Hancock Golf Course, Elizabeth Ney Art Museum, Hyde Park Grocery, Shipe Park and swimming pool, community theater, various shops and local restaurants.

Driving Directions from the airport:

Leaving the airport, go under the highway, turn LEFT. You will be entering onto Highway 71W. Go one (1) mile and follow the 183 North sign for 2 miles; then follow the Airport Blvd. sign for approximately 4 miles. As you pass under IH 35, you will come to 45th Street (stop light). Turn LEFT at 45th St. Follow 45th St. 1 mile to Ave. B, turn LEFT.  Hyde Park Inn is at the intersection of 43rd St. and Ave. B.

From Interstate Highway 35:

Southbound:
Exit #237A - Airport Blvd. At the end of the ramp, turn RIGHT onto Airport Blvd. and immediately get into the left turn lane. Turn LEFT at 45th St. Follow 45th St 1 mile to Ave B, turn LEFT. Hyde Park Inn is at the intersection of 43rd St. and Ave. B.

North Bound Express Lanes:
Exit #237A - Airport Blvd. At the end of the ramp, turn LEFT onto Airport Blvd. and immediately get into the left turn lane. Turn LEFT at 45th St. Follow 45th St. 1 mile to Ave B, turn LEFT. Hyde Park Inn is at the intersection of 43rd St. and Ave. B.

From MoPac/Loop 1:
Exit 45th Street, go east 1.7 miles to Ave B -- 2 blocks past Guadalupe -- turn Right onto Ave B.  Hyde Park Inn is at the intersection of 43rd St. and Ave. B.

From Highway 290 from Houston:
Exit Airport Blvd. , turn LEFT onto Airport Blvd. Go 1 mile to 45th street , turn RIGHT. Follow 45th St. 1 mile to Ave B, turn LEFT. Hyde Park Inn is at the intersection of 43rd St. and Ave. B.

Hyde Park Historic District is a neighborhood in Austin, Texas.

Located in Central Austin, Hyde Park is defined by W. 38 Street to the south, W. 51 Street to the north, Duval Street to the east, and Guadalupe Street to the west. It is situated just north of the The University of Texas and borders the neighborhoods of Hancock and North Loop. Hyde Park traces its origins back to 1891 and is considered to be Austin's first suburb. The neighborhood was originally developed by Monroe Martin Shipe in 1891 with a large artificial lake. Hyde Park was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1990. Article and Photos from Wikipedia.org

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