New York and Austin

Discover the vibe of downtown NYC in FiDi and Tribeca.

Drop by and stay a while at Moxy NYC Downtown in Lower Manhattan, where surprises are standard and the unexpected happens every day. Located at the corner of bustling Tribeca, the Financial District and Chinatown, this downtown New York hotel is an experience, brimming with quirky details and cheeky touches. Take those selfies at the glowing LED wall welcoming you into the lobby. When taking a break from sightseeing, spend some time at Recreation, a lively hub where cocktails and old-school arcade games collide. With nearby must-sees like One World Trade Center, Brooklyn Bridge and New York City Hall right outside of the doors, you’re spoiled for choice as to where to go first.

One of Austin’s original landmark estates, Hotel Ella is a stylish boutique hotel housed in the historic Goodall Wooten House.

In 1878, Thomas Dudley Wooten, one of the founders of the University of Texas, purchased the land on which Hotel Ella now sits. Wooten’s son, Goodall, moved into the home on the property in 1900 with his new wife, Ella, who oversaw its transformation into a Greek revival mansion.

Built at the turn of the century, this Greek revival mansion underwent an extensive renovation in 2013 and now offers the perfect balance between modernity and a rich history rooted in the fabric of the neighbourhood and the university.

Today, a diverse collection of Texas Modernist works grace the hotel grounds, giving new life to the traditional architecture with modern, artful pieces.

In the true style of a great hostess, Hotel Ella welcomes all guests with warm hospitality & offers a variety of spaces to spend the day in leisure, soaking up the simple pleasures of each day, with 47 guest rooms, a courtyard pool, and a wrap-around veranda overlooking the front lawn.