Homewood Suites by Hilton Austin/Round Rock, TX

Round Rock, TX

Homewood Suites by Hilton Austin/Round Rock, TX is an all-suite extended-stay hotel in Round Rock, north of Austin and just off the I-35 corridor. The property is positioned for travelers who want a quieter suburban base with practical access to North Austin, Round Rock business districts, shopping, local restaurants, and regional highways.

The hotel’s suite-style setup is the main advantage for poker travelers planning more than a one-night stay. Rooms include in-room kitchens, and the property offers free hot breakfast, free WiFi, an outdoor pool, fitness center, pet-friendly rooms, meeting space, digital key access, and extended-stay features. It is not a casino hotel and does not offer an on-property poker room, but it gives players more space and a residential-style setup than a standard room near the Austin poker scene.

For poker players, the key nearby destination is TCH Social Austin, the current Austin-area Angry Aces poker-room relationship for this property. The hotel is not walkable to the club, but it can work well for players who prefer Round Rock lodging, want easier parking, or are making a multi-day poker trip around the North Austin/Round Rock area.

Phone Number

(512) 341-9200

Address

2201 South Mays Street, Round Rock, TX 78664

Poker Room Access

Short Drive

Resort Fee

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Paid

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Why Players Like This Hotel

Homewood Suites Austin/Round Rock is most useful for poker players who want a practical extended-stay hotel north of Austin rather than a walkable hotel next to the card room. The confirmed nearby Angry Aces poker-room relationship is TCH Social Austin, located at 13530 US-183, Suite 100 in Austin. The hotel is not connected to the poker room and is not a realistic walking option, so players should plan on driving or using rideshare.

The drive to TCH Social Austin is typically in the 15–25 minute range in normal conditions, but traffic on I-35, SH-45, Loop 1, US-183, and nearby surface roads can change that quickly. For early tournament starts, players should leave extra time instead of treating the route like a short walk from a casino hotel. For late-night cash sessions, rideshare availability should usually be reasonable in the Austin/Round Rock area, but players returning after midnight should still account for wait times and surge pricing.

The hotel’s biggest poker-trip advantage is its all-suite format. In-room kitchens, free breakfast, WiFi, and extended-stay features can help players manage food, rest, and routine during multi-day tournament series or longer cash-game trips. That setup is especially useful for players who want to avoid eating every meal at or near the poker room.

Food access is practical because the property sits in a developed Round Rock area with restaurants, shopping, and highway access nearby. Players should not expect the immediate convenience of a casino resort, but the location works well for those who value space, breakfast, and a calmer hotel environment over walkability.

Parking should be checked before booking. Hilton’s current hotel-info page lists on-site self-parking at a daily charge and no valet parking. That makes the hotel more car-oriented than poker-room-adjacent, but still manageable for players who plan to drive to TCH Social Austin each day.

The main drawback is distance. This is not the best choice for players who want to step out of the poker room and walk straight to their room after a long session. It is a stronger fit for value-conscious or extended-stay poker travelers who are comfortable driving and want a Round Rock base with more room amenities.