This place is charming & cute, both inside and out. As a former Austin resident, I can affirm the location is great - it's where hip Austin recently transitioned - and there are music venues, restaurants, and bars in walking distance. But you're also super close to downtown proper, 6th st, Red River, Rainey, South Congress - as well as the 35 for longer distances and the airport. Tim & Ellie are extremely organized and great communicators - I liked that we could check in and do everything else without further coordination. They had an elaborate binder on the airstream and Austin that we perused several times. I liked the privacy of the yard outside the airstream - we sat out there multiple times and didn't feel like we were bothering the family (their yard is separate & there are few windows on the back of the house). The two bikes (with helmets & a lock included) were wonderful - an unexpected blessing for our trip. They also took all sorts of extra steps to make the airstream homey & welcoming - like water bottles, sparkling water, a set table, snacks. The essentials were all there: coffee, toilet paper, extra shamp/cond. Of course, be prepared for the logistics of an ancient RV - converting the two twin beds into a double kills the walkway unless you want to keep shifting it, the shower is only comfortable for extremely short people. If there's two of you, be sure the two of you are intimate because the bed is by the toilet. The water pressure is iffy across all faucets. As others noted, the wifi sucks. The AC, on the other hand, is, albeit loud, awesome. I was ashamed of the giant suitcase I brought but managed to find space for it in one of the relatively large closets in the 'hallway.' If you like retro kitsch, the trials are worth it :)