Business center and technology help desk; LCD signboards; data ports for Ethernet connection and bandwidth sufficient to support a Telepresence Room
simultaneous videoconferencing
Webcasting
and interaction between all participants; built-in audiovisual capabilities; “smart” lecterns; and property-wide wired and wireless Internet connection.
Recreation:
Pool and fitness center.
Nearby:
The central business district; University of Texas sports center
tennis
and pool; State Capitol; LBJ Presidential Library; 6th Street Entertainment District; Long Center for the Performing Arts; Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center; Blanton Museum of Art; Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum; and Lake Travis.
Onsite Dining:Capacity
Cafe 125
0
Coffee With Breakfast/lunch Selections
Gabriel's Sports Bar
0
The Carillon
200
New American Cuisine
F&B Averages:
BreakfastBuffet $14-26Cont. $14
LunchBuffet $30-40Plated $25
DinnerBuffet $50-75Plated $55-66
Coffee Break$15-20
2-Hour Open Bar$19.50
Elite OverviewPlanner Reviews
Elite Overview
From the editors of Elite Meetings
An IACC-certified, AAA Four Diamond Award–winning hotel in the vibrant downtown area of Austin, the AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center features 40,000 square feet of state-of-the-art meeting space, 297 deluxe guest rooms and suites, and an engaging atmosphere for meeting and socializing with colleagues.
The 37 conference rooms range from a flexible 1,100-seat ballroom to a 300-seat multimedia theater, breakout rooms, and tiered and traditional meeting rooms. The Center offers the latest technology to enrich communications and learning throughout. Complimentary wireless Internet access is located throughout the property, from the meeting rooms to the lobbies, restaurants, accommodations, courtyard, and pool deck.
The center treats groups from across the globe to a world-class standard of hospitality, while simultaneously imparting a sense of place and practicing sustainability. Much of the LEED Gold–certified hotel’s furniture and woodwork was crafted from pecan trees removed during construction, and native plants, including live oaks, make up 75 percent of the landscaping. Art from the University of Texas’s School of Fine Art and photography from historical archives line the hallways. The restaurants—The Carillon (named for the UT Tower bells), Gabriel’s, and Café 125—further honor the university’s heritage while offering attendees delicious cuisine prepared with seasonal ingredients.
Planner Reviews
From our planner community
They did a spectacular job of keeping up with us. Everyone was easy to work with and the food constantly got high marks.
Association Planner
We host our biggest event of the year at the AT&T Center, and as we've grown, they have done a spectacular job of keeping up with us. Everyone there is easy to work with – from pre-planning to fulfilling the on-site needs of our guests. The food constantly gets high marks from our attendees – the menu is elegant but simple, there's something for everyone, and you simply cannot compare it to any other conference venue or hotel's food. It's also great to be on The University campus and our guests love being right in the middle of Austin when they come to our annual event.
Meeting Planner
We have used the AT & T Center several times to host our Leadership Conferences, and of course the facilities are top-notch. What really makes this location stand out is the staff—these are people who almost never say no, and are absolutely unflappable when it comes to last-minute changes and/or problems. And the food quality is way above what one would normally expect at a Conference hotel. 4 enthusiastic thumbs up from us!
Emerson Process M. Austin, Texas
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