Lake Austin Spa Resort – Named Number One Spa Resort in North America

Lake Austin is a Spa Resort located on 19 lakefront acres in Central Texas. It has been designed with wonderful facilities, programs, cuisine and best of all great spa treatments. Lake Austin has been named the #1 Destination Spa in North America by Conde Nast Traveler.

At Lake Austin Spa Resort there are four different types of guestrooms available including Signature room that is perfect for family with two queen-size beds, sunlit bathroom spacious closets and remote controlled ceiling fans. Premier Garden Cabin is a romantic cabin with two queen or one king size bed. Some cabins even include whirlpool bathtub, fireplace, a private garden and outdoor private hot tub. Premier Lakeview Room offers two full size beds or one king-size bed. This beautiful room offers breath taking views of the Lake Austin. Premier Garden room includes one queen bed and a peaceful private place with a private garden located behind the room.

With only 40 guests rooms the staff is able to provide special treatment to every guest with over a hundred unique spa treatments and services at Lake Austin Spa Resort. The Spa offers over 25 treatment locations within the resorts property including a guest’s suite, private Bamboo Room, outdoor treatment cabanas and more. Both women’s and men’s locker rooms are equipped with hot tubs, steam room, sauna and shower. The Blue room is a relaxing place as a waiting area for guests before their spa treatments. Aster Cafe serves lunch and a beverage bar. Another exciting place at the Spa Resort is the Palm Pool which has a Jr. Olympic-size pool.

Your relaxing weekend will be complimented by award winning cuisine at the Lake Austin Spa Resort prepared with healthy fresh food with organic meats, dairy products, fruits and vegetables.

Rates are set within packages and start from $1,555 for a three-night stay.

1705 South Quinlan Park Road
www.lakeaustin.com
Austin, TX 78732

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