My partner and I stayed in this ABNB for 10 days. We were in town for a wedding and stayed to see Austin.
PROS:
•	Great communication about property
•	Quick response times
•	Well-stocked kitchen
•	Great location, close to SoCo and it's a lovely, quiet neighborhood
The hosts were wonderfully communicative about who was on the property and when. That was so appreciated! As we were in an unfamiliar city, this was a huge comfort to us. They were also quick to respond to any questions.
About the property, the day we arrived I was praying for coffee and was so happy there was some. It doesn’t seem like much but when you’ve been traveling it’s the little things that get you through! The same with the kitchen – I was so glad there was a basic spice set, oil, and utensils. It enabled us to cook what we could at the ABNB instead of eating out every night. It's also very close to SoCo (walking distance) which was really nice!
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NEUTRAL / THINGS TO NOTE ABOUT THE PROPERTY FOR FUTURE GUESTS:
•	Slow internet (We know this isn’t the host's fault but we’d like to note it for future guests who may need to work remote)
•	Laundry is not in unit, it’s coin-operated, and it only takes quarters
My partner had to work several days while we were in Austin and the internet was unreliable. During work meetings, he’d get disconnected often (this also happened when we were watching Netflix and playing video games – but that’s more annoying than problematic).
Another thing to note: The laundry is in the next building over and you need to bring your own quarters. We also had to have a Lyft driver stop at a gas station so we could get quarters because we were travelling and didn’t have any change! :O
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CONS:
•	Lots of rules, not a relaxed vibe
•	You get two rolls of toilet paper and then have to purchase your own
Our personal feelings were that there were so many rules and notes, we ultimately felt unwelcome. We tried to read through everything but I kept rereading them to make sure we weren’t doing anything wrong or accidentally incurring fines.
My biggest annoyance was that hosts did not provide enough toilet paper for our stay. I think this is really odd. I had to take a Lyft to a gas station to get more. We paid $160 a night to stay here. How much is a pack of 24 toilet paper, $11? I messaged the hosts and they responded that they only provide a "starter kit" of TP. I was unhappy with this response but it felt so bizarre having to "argue" for more. On all of their info it says “Let us know what we can do to make your stay comfortable”...but then I had to argue to get more TP? After sending my note, the hosts did send more but the whole thing felt so strange to me. We used an additional *one* roll. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
In the check-out instructions it said “will not accommodate last check-outs”. Totally fine! As we were leaving, I really needed to use the restroom. I thought to myself, “with all these rules, if I use the bathroom and we leave 15 minutes after our check-out time, are they going to charge me for a late checkout?” Especially after the toilet paper thing, I just wasn't sure, so I had to wait until we got to the airport to use the restroom. It just wasn't a relaxed stay for us.