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Austin Way - 2016 - Issue 3 - Summer - Art of the City - Jennifer Chenoweth

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photography by john kim Hotel Van Zandt Drift off to paradise for a night at Geraldine's and Hotel Van Zandt's monthly event "On Deck," a Sunday night gathering that features a DJ set, special themed cocktails, and a fantastic view of the city. "Our pool deck is the perfect place to wind down from the week and rejuvenate for the next," said Lauren Bucherie, director of Music & Social Programming. The event series is free and open to the public. 605 Davis St., 512-476-4755, geraldinesaustin.com Archer hotel The eight-story hotel in The Domain is expected to open in August; it will also welcome the second location of chef David Bull's Second Bar + Kitchen. 3121 Palm Way, 855-437-9100; archerhotel.com/austin At&t conference center Enjoy a chic stay at the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center, nestled between the University of Texas Tower and the State Capitol. 1900 University Ave., 512-404-3600; meetattexas.com the Driskill Experience a blend of time- less charm and modern sophistication in this 130- year-old property on Sixth Street. 604 Brazos St., 512-439-1234; driskillhotel.com four seAsons This resort-like haven overlooking Lady Bird Lake features 291 newly reno- vated guest rooms and luxury suites. 98 San Jacinto Blvd., 512-478-4500; fourseasons.com/austin heywooD hotel Smack in the middle of hip East Austin, this modern boutique hotel features seven guest rooms and nightcap. 1316 S. Congress Ave., 512-852-2350; sanjosehotel.com hyAtt regency lost Pines Spread on 405 acres, Lost Pines has everything for a fun family vacation, from golf and campfires to a lazy river. 575 Hyatt Lost Pines Road, 512-308-1234; lostpines.hyatt.com intercontinentAl stePhen f. Austin This gem features an outdoor terrace on its second floor, perfect for watching the hustle and bustle of Congress Avenue in downtown. 701 Congress Ave., 512-457-8800; austin. intercontinental.com Jw MArriott The largest JW Marriott in the country, this downtown property features 1,012 guest rooms conveniently located just two blocks from the Convention Center. 110 E. Second St., 512-474-4777; jwmarriottaustin.com kiMber MoDern The Kimber is a boutique hotel designed for the independent traveler seeking a unique, Austin experience. 110 The Circle, 512-912-1046; kimbermodern.com custom furniture. 1609 E. Cesar Chavez St., 512-271- 5522; heywoodhotel.com hotel eleven This new boutique hotel will feature 14 rooms, many with city views (now open). 1123 E. 11th St., 512-675-0011; hotelelevenaustin.com hotel ellA With history dating back to the late 1800s, this renovated hotel offers 47 guest rooms and 10 suites. 1900 Rio Grande St., 800- 311-1619; hotelella.com hotel grAnDucA This hotel in the West Austin hills recalls the Italian country- side. Visconti Ristorante, which features the North Italian cuisine of chef Tom Parlo, drives the feeling home. 320 S. Capital of Texas Hwy., Bldg. B, 512-306- 6400; granducaaustin.com hotel sAint ceciliA Named after the patron saint of music and the arts, this boutique hotel combines elegance with rock 'n' roll. 112 Academy Dr., 512-852- 2400; hotelsaintcecilia.com hotel sAn Jose Nestled among the shops and restaurants on South Congress, this cool boutique hotel features a patio perfect for happy hour or a AUSTINWAY.cOM 129 POP GENIUS One of the world's most collected and signifi cant pop artists, Nelson De La Nuez is a born iconoclast. Using his unique juxtaposition of pop culture and surrealism, blended with America's rich culture and history, De La Nuez has created timeless works of art. De La Nuez, now represented at Russell Collection, took pop art far beyond where its roots began and made it all his own. 1137 W. Sixth St. 512-478-4440; russell-collection.com

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