Luxury & Historic 5-Star Hotel in Austin | Hotel Saint Cecilia

Hotel Saint Cecilia’s crowning jewel is its 50-foot heated lap pool, which is open to guests twenty-four hours a day. The Saint Cecilia also offers seated poolside dining under the arbor for breakfast and light fare. 

The Hotel Saint Cecilia Lounge lives at the center of the hotel and provides both indoor and outdoor dining exclusively for hotel guests and private club members. 

The hotel Lobby is located next to the Lounge and is also home to the Saint Cecilia retail store, which carries a selection of items, from travel necessities to clothes and souvenirs, and a variety of local and international artisans. Some items are available exclusively in the lobby store, like our custom indigo robe and Eloi silk scarf.

In the same way that the MICHELIN GUIDE Stars are awarded to restaurants offering the most exceptional culinary experiences, Keys are awarded to accommodations in the MICHELIN Guide’s hotel selection that offer the most remarkable stays. We’re honored to have been awarded one Key in the 2024 selections.

Hotel Saint Cecilia was built in 1888 as the Miller-Crockett house and is among the five remaining Victorian homes of twelve originally built along this stretch of the Colorado River. The home was occupied by a descendant of Davy Crockett, Leslie Crockett and his wife, Mary Ann Miller, for over 60 years before it was converted into a bed-and-breakfast in the mid-nineties. Bunkhouse renovated and reopened the property as Hotel Saint Cecilia in 2008.

We’re lucky several people have found their way to the secluded Hotel Saint Cecilia. You can find some of the kind words they have said about us. For any press-related inquiries, including photo shoots, image requests or media rates, please contact bunkhouse@m18pr.com.

Hotel Saint Cecilia’s crowning jewel is its 50-foot heated lap pool, which is open to guests twenty-four hours a day. The Saint Cecilia also offers seated poolside dining under the arbor for breakfast and light fare. 

The Hotel Saint Cecilia Lounge lives at the center of the hotel and provides both indoor and outdoor dining exclusively for hotel guests and private club members. 

The hotel Lobby is located next to the Lounge and is also home to the Saint Cecilia retail store, which carries a selection of items, from travel necessities to clothes and souvenirs, and a variety of local and international artisans. Some items are available exclusively in the lobby store, like our custom indigo robe and Eloi silk scarf.

In the same way that the MICHELIN GUIDE Stars are awarded to restaurants offering the most exceptional culinary experiences, Keys are awarded to accommodations in the MICHELIN Guide’s hotel selection that offer the most remarkable stays. We’re honored to have been awarded one Key in the 2024 selections.

Hotel Saint Cecilia was built in 1888 as the Miller-Crockett house and is among the five remaining Victorian homes of twelve originally built along this stretch of the Colorado River. The home was occupied by a descendant of Davy Crockett, Leslie Crockett and his wife, Mary Ann Miller, for over 60 years before it was converted into a bed-and-breakfast in the mid-nineties. Bunkhouse renovated and reopened the property as Hotel Saint Cecilia in 2008.

We’re lucky several people have found their way to the secluded Hotel Saint Cecilia. You can find some of the kind words they have said about us. For any press-related inquiries, including photo shoots, image requests or media rates, please contact bunkhouse@m18pr.com.