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Those sensitive to supernatural disturbances will savor their stay at this luxury establishment. One TripAdvisor reviewer found Room 408 particularly wicked...
Yes. I stayed in room 408 this past week. A few minutes after I laid down and turned the light off, the light in my room turned on and then began flashing...maybe 5 or 6 times. The light then stayed on for maybe 10 seconds. The door to the bathroom began to slowly open (I had closed it earlier) until it was wide open. The light went off a few seconds later and then stayed off the rest of the evening. Let’s just say I had trouble sleeping that night.
What’s haunting Austin’s historic hotel? Let us know if you encounter any paranormal activity!
This elegant hotel provides state-of-the-art splendor alongside supernatural sensations. With two luxury dining establishments, patrons will savor exquisitely crafted cocktails amidst the five-star cuisine.
If you’re looking for an upscale spot for your next business meeting, you’ll appreciate the hotel’s 6,000-square-feet event space. Guests will also delight in the Sonesta’s Art Deco facade and historic bar.
Those looking to stay active will find a complimentary fitness center as well as nearby jogging routes. If you’re looking for something more decadent, enjoy the hotel’s evening wine reception.
The Stephen F Austin Royal Sonesta Hotel caters to everyone’s lifestyle – including our friends on the other side.
Located at 701 Congress Avenue, the Royal Sonesta Hotel is a downtown staple. Patrons will find the quintessential Austin experience.
For more information about the Royal Sonesta Hotel, please visit their website.
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