The Driskill
Downtown Austin, Austin
“Storied Texas capital landmark”
Vibe
Richardsonian Romanesque arches frame a bustling lobby where local politicos and live music revelers mingle over heritage bourbon.
“Storied Texas capital landmark”
Richardsonian Romanesque brick landmark built in 1886 by cattle baron Jesse Driskill, listed on the National Register.
Austin's grand political fixture since 1886, hosting generations of celebrations and LBJ's famous first date.
The Driskill Bar serves heritage bourbons amid cowhide chairs, live piano music, and lively Sixth Street energy.
On East 6th Street in Downtown Austin, surrounded by historic live music venues and bustling nightlife
Rooms
Soaring fourteen-foot ceilings and period woodwork define original suites, while tower quarters feature blue-grey velvet drapery and Art Deco tile.
Backstory
Cattle baron Jesse Driskill opened the pressed-brick landmark in 1886, determined to build the grandest showpiece south of Saint Louis.
Eat & drink
Sip heritage bourbon in cowhide club chairs at the bar, or order dry-aged cuts at the historic grill room.
The neighborhood
Positioned on Sixth Street, the brick facade puts live music honky-tonks at your doorstep and the Texas Capitol four blocks north.
The app
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