Please tell us by September 25th whether or not you’ll be coming to this shindig. The button opens up a Google form.
RSVP NOW →Things fill up fast in this town, and we want to make sure that you're not stuck at the La Quinta on the I-35 frontage road. Seriously, last time we stayed there one of Adam's shoes stuck to the carpet semi-permanently. Here’s your options:
Radisson Hotel & Suites - Austin Downtown (our wedding block)
This location is about as central as you can get. It's where we’ll be picking up and dropping off folks for the wedding, and also where we’ll be blocking guest rooms. Book via the link below, or specify “Cirkovic/Saraceno Wedding” when you call.
+1 (512) 478-9611 | Rate: $189/night | Book via this link
Airbnb
If you're looking to stay a bit longer, rent a car and explore the area a bit then you might want to book a place through Airbnb. You’ll find places at all price ranges, all over town. Check it out and if you have questions about location just email or call us. Note that you’ll need to mosy over to the Radisson to catch the bus to the wedding.
Airbnb.com | Rates vary
Hyatt Regency Austin
Directly across the river from the Radisson. A 10 minute walk. Rates will probably be a bit higher.
+1 (512) 477 1234 | austin.hyatt.com | Rates vary
Embassy Suites Austin - Downtown/Town Lake
Also across the river from the Radisson, also a 10 minute walk. Rates also will be a bit higher.
+1 (512) 469-9000 | embassysuites3.hilton.com | Rates vary
Holiday Inn Austin - Town Lake
This is a little further from the main hotel - about a 20 minute walk. But right on the Town Lake hike/bike trail and still very centrally located. Might be a bit more reasonable in price.
+1 (512) 472-8211 | hiaustintownlake.pacificahost.com | Rates vary
If you're looking for more boutique lodging, you can't beat the Hotel San Jose on South Congress. It’ll be a bit pricier, but they make the best Michelada in town.
If you want to roll the dice on last-minute booking, try the Austin Motel on South Congress. They're close, reasonably priced and they only allow booking 3 months in advance.
Austin-Bergstrom Airport is about a 15-25 minute drive from downtown Austin, depending on traffic. A cab from the airport to downtown costs about $25. It's the easiest way to get downtown if you're not renting a car.
You can also take a bus from the airport to downtown and vice-versa. Information on that can be found at the Cap Metro site. The ride will take a bit longer than driving - budget 45 minutes at least. But it only costs $1.75 per person.
Should you rent a car? If you plan on leaving the city center and going to places like Lockhart, Hamilton Pool, the Salt Lick, Jester King Brewery, Lone Star Shooting range, etc, then definitely rent a car. If you're sticking around town, we think you'd be better off without one. We have cabs, pedi-cabs, Uber/Lyft, busses, and the Austin B-Cycle bike share program. You can also rent a car by the hour using Austin Car 2 Go, but it will probably be a 2-person Smart Car.
All we want for our wedding is to see your sweaty face on our dance floor. We mean it when we say that gifts are not expected and unnecessary. That said, some of y’all have insisted on it, and therefore we've put together a checklist of things we'd love to have just so you don't all get us the same Magic: The Gathering expansion deck.
REGISTRY →Sorry to drop F-bombs on our wedding website like that. But let's face it, if you've actually read this far then you’re probably as stoked as we are. We couldn't be happier to share this weekend with y'all.