My tween daughter, her friend and I stayed overnight in Ruby. (Includes stove, fridge, electric kettle, A/C, twin bed and a loft with a double bed.) The bathroom was tiny (as is the rest of the house) but fully equipped with a sink, shower and toilet. The mattresses were similar to what you would find on a futon. The Wizard of Oz theme was a very nice touch. I was relieved that there was a solid building nearby where we could take cover in case if a tornado really did come by. The nearby building houses a set of larger bathrooms and a laundry room that guests can use.
Breakfast was pleasant on the outdoor deck, and chatting with the other guests was easy if that's what you want.
The one hiccup was our late check-in. The instructions indicated that the door would be unlocked, but it was locked when we arrived. Barrett answered my message immediately and was luckily still on site. He got the key for us and solved the issue within a few minutes.
We are local Austinites and expressly stayed at this AirBnB to experience the CommunityFirst! Village.
We watched the jazz band and the weekly outdoor movie from our porch and enjoyed hamburgers from the Community Grille food trailer. (If you want someplace quiet, then a Friday night would NOT be a good idea. There was a crowd literally right outside the door.) I really enjoyed roasting marshmallows over the campfire and making s'mores.
The next day, we participated in a soap making workshop in the Art House. Each ticket also allows a village resident to take part in the workshop, too. Afterwards, we attended the weekly house blessings and welcomed 3 new residents. See http://mlf.org/events/ for a calendar of events.