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Native Hostel

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Hotel

Rental for 1 Guest

$49 / night
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More than just lodging, Native also offers a cafe and parlor lounge for co-working, a bar and kitchen that serves craft cocktails and cuisine by executive chef Virginia Pharr, and a 3,500-square-foot, multipurpose event space.
More than just lodging, Native also offers a cafe and parlor lounge for co-working, a bar and kitchen that serves craft cocktails and cuisine by executive chef Virginia Pharr, and a 3,500-square-foot, multipurpose event space.
Native Hostel was invisioned as an incubator for thinkers, makers and creatives.
Native Hostel was invisioned as an incubator for thinkers, makers and creatives.
The reception and gift shop.
The reception and gift shop.
Loft Room
Loft Room
The "Common Area
The "Common Area
A cozy built-in lounge spot
A cozy built-in lounge spot
Guests also have access to a full, residential-style kitchen.
Guests also have access to a full, residential-style kitchen.
Both guests and locals can enjoy the bar and kitchen, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Both guests and locals can enjoy the bar and kitchen, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Daily on-site events and activities include DJ, live music, curated film screenings, city excursions, and more.
Daily on-site events and activities include DJ, live music, curated film screenings, city excursions, and more.

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Joel Mozersky Design
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From Dwell

A new “experiential hostel" combines boutique hotel design, amenities, and service with the energy and community that's typically associated with hostels. Situated in a restored railroader hotel from the 1890s and an adjoined midcentury warehouse in downtown Austin, Native offers a distinctly cool and authentic experience for both out-of-towners and locals alike.

The concept behind the unique lodging and the design/build comes from Icon Design Build—two of the partners in the firm are also partners at Native—who worked with un.box studio (the designer of record), Joel Mozersky Design (interior designer), and Helms Workshop (creative branding) to create the hostel's moody, rough-hewn aesthetic. It's full of playful juxtapositions at every turn, including charred rafters nestled against silky Venetian plaster walls and warm velour wrapped around black steel.