CORNER STUDIO

Spacious Studio with Wrap-Around Windows and Deep Soaking Tubs

360 sq.ft.

King bed
High-speed Wi-Fi
Deep soaking tub
Large double-pane windows
Work / dine table
Grind coffee machine
Bathrobes
Slippers
Walk-in shower
55” LED TV with Apple TV
Local artwork
Fully stocked minibar
Cowshed bath products

A coffee grinder with a tray full of cups, and a lamp positioned above the minibar cabinet.

A photograph of the bathroom with wash basin sinks and a wall-fitted mirror above them.

A hotel room with a king-sized bed adjacent to a transparent bathroom and a wonderful view through the glass window.

The room offers skyline views along with a soaking tub and a hotel bed.

Hey SF, we're stoked about this season's happening

Hey SF, we're stoked about this season's happenings that we had to share a taste of what's coming:

9/28: @portolafestival x @sfstandard takeover @riseoverrun.sf for a special edition of Way Up
9/28: Arts mixer at @tenderheart.sf alongside the opening of @jonathancarvermoore's new show with @jyoonny, part of the new Market Street Arts
9/30: Wax Candy daytime rooftop party at @riseoverrun.sf
10/7: Weekend brunch (!) launches at @riseoverrun.sf
10/22: Rooftop disco with @watchourstepsf at @riseoverrun.sf

Keep up to date and hit those RSVP links at our Happenings highlight. Photos by @marilynnnguyen, @smallmediumlee, and @drewaltizerphotography

Diary comics? Comics journalism? @hannahgoodart, t

Diary comics? Comics journalism? @hannahgoodart, the comics editor for the @washingtonpost, came by the LINE Austin to give us a lesson in using the skills that journalists use to record our everyday moments. Hot on the heels of her appearance at the LINE DC, Hannah arrived in Texas to teach us how to use comics as a way of thinking at Draw Your Life, a sold-out workshop.

Touch base with all your senses, she encouraged us, and use simple forms to amplify meaning. Her overarching rule: Remember to have fun. Well, we did. Thank you, Hannah, for sharing your best tips with us.

Photos by @annedeis and @ddhallphoto.

Who says you need alcohol for happy hour? Call it

Who says you need alcohol for happy hour? Call it trendy or call it traditional, restaurant and beverage professionals say non-alcoholic drinks are here to stay. You may think there's zero-proof to this statement, but these often delightful drinks serve a bigger purpose and community, especially for those championing sobriety and finding healthier alternatives to the serious disease of alcoholism.

At the link in our HERE highlight, sip back and listen to this episode of Hear HERE, a rich 16 minutes with @jackinslee and industry experts. It just might shake up your perspective on the ever-evolving world of beverages and our relationship to alcohol.

Featured experts: Bill Jensen of @tailupgoat and @revelershour in Washington, DC; @afhennelly and @thehansukcho of @katorestaurant in Los Angeles; @dannydannylouie, beverage consultant for the LINE SF; and Austin-based beverage consultant and bartender @kingbjornce.

Photos by @leyism, @laura_austin, @nawtawk, @marilynnnguyen, and @reylopezphoto_.

Looking at you looking at me looking at you.

Looking at you looking at me looking at you.

picture of big trees at the time of sunset

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Picture of street light with an old monument

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Picture of the decorative balcony with chairs and plant in the evening

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The LINE hotel building viewed from the street.

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