Hospitality Exchange for Women in Austin

Brenda

Brenda

Austin

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Hi everyone, My name is Brenda, and I've lived in Austin for more than ten years. My husband and I live in north Austin with our frenchie & cat. 😁 We continue to explore our town every chance we get and love trying new restaurants.

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Omni

Omni

Austin

Can host for:

3 days

About me

This is Omni. I'm originally from Egypt, but I'm currently living in Austin, TX. I'm a graduate student and my field is Journalism and media. I love reading, game nights, movie nights and above all traveling and exploring new cultures and languages.

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Paola

Paola

Austin

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Hi! I am originally from Puerto Rico but I have lived in Texas for a while now. I love animals, the outdoors, dancing, music, videography/photography, and having genuine human connections 🥰

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Sydnie

Sydnie

Austin

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Hello! My name is Sydnie. I’m currently studying psych at Texas A&M. I work remotely in private equity and love to travel and capture content. I love connecting with new people and hope to make new friends along my journey!

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Kate

Kate

Austin

Can host for:

5 days

About me

I’m into reading, swimming, learning (that’s a biggie), socializing and immersing myself in which ever country I’m in, climbing (sport). I’m not a milk toast kind of chick, but if I get the chance to live it up, I generally enjoy doing so.

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Tiare

Tiare

Austin

Can host for:

3 days

About me

My name is tiare I was born and raised in Hawaii (Kailua, Oahu specifically) but I’ve been in Texas for five years and in Austin specifically for about three. I’ve got the travel itch and would love to meet others with it too!

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Korina

Korina

Austin

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Hi, I’m a big foodie and traveler. Originally from Sydney but now live in Austin. Have some good recommendations for both. Very friendly and open. Love meeting like minded people.

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Georgie

Georgie

Austin

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Leadership and Career & Life transition coach , Trainer and Mediator. Mom and sola world traveler (50>countries)

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Xena

Xena

About Me

Excited to expand my travel adventures and meet others along the way! Currently, I'm on a mission to connect back to my roots and ancestry. I'm interested in traveling to find the closest to my lineage over a DNA test. If you've done something like this, would you kindly share insight 🌞

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Parisa

Parisa

About Me

Hi! I’m 24, Bangladeshi-American, local to Austin, TX and in my ~solo travel era~ right now! I love going to concerts, taking silly little boomerangs on public transit, brewery hopping, and getting my steps in more than I ever do in Austin! I also love playing tour guide in my own city and really value the experience of making new friendships while traveling :)

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Is Austin safe to travel?

4.1 /5

Based on 3 experiences

Charlotte

Charlotte

France

Solo travel

I really enjoyed spending time in Austin. The city is beautiful and clean. There's a lot of trees, it's very green. Even buildings look great. I've been hiking the Ann an Roy Butler hike which makes a loop around the colorado river and Ladybird lake. It was really pleasant. You'll see a lot of wildflowers and animals: turtles, squirrels, birds. You can also see bats at night. If you want to, you will find there places to rent kayaks and paddles. The capitol and the cathedral are really stunning. If you like to hike i would definitely recommend to go to McKinney Falls SP. It's a few minutes out of town. The place is worth it. You can go there to walk or swim, have a picnic... There's a lot of wildflowers there too and the staff is really kind and helpful. Be careful if you go to 6th street at night. I didn't feel very safe there. There's a lot of strange people in the area. I stayed at FIREHOSTEL. The persons working there are rudes and i had problem with my reservation. There's a bar inside the place what makes it very noisy at night. I would prefer a more quiet place outside downtown. I use the bus system to move in town. The ticket for one ride costs 1.25 dollars but if you take a day pass you'll have to pay only 2.5 dollars and it will allow you to make unlimited rides during 24h. I tried to use the app CAPMETRO to buy passes with my phone, but never reach to activate it, so maybe it's safer to buy it in the bus. There are good places to buy food, i would recommend Trader Joes and Whole foods market. I hope it will help. Wish you to spend good moments there if you're coming.

Posted: April 5, 2024Experienced: April, 2024
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Duma

Duma

About Me

I'm outdoor person, like paragliding, energick, simple , open minded, tolerance, positive thinking, cheerful and respect. Pharmacist & MBA Executive My last current role in digital marketing -demand generation agency. Peviously in digital information science technology, pharmaceutical company and pharmacy store.

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Is Austin worth visiting?

Overall rating

3.7 /5

based on 3 experiences

Couple travel

Austin is cool place to visit. Only 2.5 hours away from Houston and has completed different vibe. It is university city with lots of young students. Located by the lake Austin it has parks and trails around it. And multiple activities to choose from.

Posted: August 22, 2024Experienced: August, 2024
Things to do: 5/5Food: 5/5Budget-friendly: 5/5Safety: 5/5
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Romina

Romina

Germany

Solo travel

Austin is such a cool city! Lots of music in bars and restaurants, there was a lot going on in the evening/night. I would recommend visiting South Congress (shops), Mount Bonnell (it’s a hill with a beautiful view over Austin and pretty houses) and to cross the 360 Bridge by car. I felt very save there. I got there by Car, so it was easy to get around, public transportation is not that good. I would have loved to stay a little longer, but I guess two days is enough to see most of the things there. I also visited the mural (Greetings from Austin) it’s at 1720 S 1st St, Austin, TX.

Posted: June 26, 2023
Things to do: 5/5Food: 4/5Budget-friendly: 3/5Safety: 5/5
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