Getting around Georgetown is pretty straightforward, but there are a few things to know: The older, historic part of town is known as “Old Town.” It’s typically the part of town east of I35, bounded by Leander Rd. on the south, and Williams Drive on the North. Old Town, particularly the downtown area, is build on a grid. Streets running north and south are typically named after Texas trees (Ash, Maple, Elm, etc). Streets running east and west are typically numbered, beginning at the San Gabriel river, and getting larger in number the further south you go. For example, the Sweet Lemon Inn sits roughly at the corner of 9th and Church Streets, meaning we are 9 blocks south of the San Gabriel River.

Local shopping options abound in Old Town, while most national retail (for example, Target, Walmart, Home Depot) is along I-35.

Gas stations can be commonly found along University Avenue, Austin Avenue and at cross-streets along I-35.