




It's a huge place with a lot of parking. In fact I have always found a spot even during SXSW. I think there is room for fifty or sixty cars. Maybe more, I've never counted but I will the next time. I received very lousy service in this place two years ago during SXSW but I kept going back and found that that was an anomaly rather than the norm. I like the place and the former smoking area that is now like a private enclave. It would make a hell of a studio apartment.
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