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Frame Hotel - Treehouse (formerly Kimber Modern)

Luxury, King Bed, Private Bathroom, Courtyard Area

Austin

About the room

Luxury, King Bed, Private Bathroom, Courtyard Area — Frame Hotel - Treehouse (formerly Kimber Modern) in Austin, United States. Explore room photos, features and amenities, then choose your dates to check prices and availability.

This individually decorated, non-smoking room (301 sq ft) features a king bed, balcony/patio, and free WiFi (100+ Mbps). Entertainment options include a flat-screen TV with cable channels. The room provides a refrigerator, free bottled water, premium bedding, blackout drapes/curtains, a private bathroom with bathrobes and a rainfall showerhead, climate-controlled heating and air conditioning, an iron/ironing board, a laptop workspace, and window screens. Tile flooring is provided. Housekeeping is available on request, and the room is accessed via exterior corridors. Fresh bed sheets and towels are available on request. No rollaway/extra beds are available.

Beds
1 × 1 King Bed
Room size
301 ft²

  • Air Conditioning Individually Controlled In Room
  • Balcony Or Patio
  • Ceiling Fan
  • Desk/Workspace
  • Refrigerator
  • Shampoo
  • Television
  • Toilet Paper

These are shared hotel amenities, separate from the amenities specific to your room.

  • Accessible Facilities
  • Cashless Transactions Available
  • Garden
  • Green/Sustainable Hotel
  • No Covid-19 Testing Service Onsite
  • Ev Charging Station
  • Free Wifi
  • Smoke-Free Property
  • Terrace

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