The room is a great place to getaway for a night or two that is very clean, with lotus flower motifs, simple decor, and a large television with a DVD player. It also has a lavendar plant growing in the corner by the window which was a nice touch. No netflix or prime but you can easily connect into it either via wifi or the provided HDMI cable. It only comes with a coffee maker and a small bar fridge so don't expect to cook anything but there are plenty of nearby restaurants, venues, HEB and Target to enjoy. If you need guidance, there's a handy three ring binder in the room that will suggest some nearby hikes, restaurants, and other venues. These three ring binders that some Airbnb owners provide are a Godsend in getting familiar with the locale if you don't already know the area. Communication with Shellie was pretty efficient. Only thing difficult was the heavy downpour we encountered as the access road "Highland Drive" is unmarked without a road sign making finding it a little harder to find off of the main FM620 road. Access to the room is via a stone pathway on the south side of the house becomes a series of small waterfalls down the natural rock steps that leads to a beautiful iron spiral staircase. This would be beautiful and romantic in the daytime but gets tricky and slippery in the rain though there is an overhead outside light and the Christmas lights around the stairs help guide the way. The view towards the dam is as pretty as it is in the pictures when the sun rises and in the bright morning light shines in the room announcing the morning. Parking and negotiating the semi-circular driveway can be a challenge if you have a large Tahoe or full size truck so you might want to bring the smaller vehicle if that's an option. I had a Volvo sedan which made it but it did bottom out when climbing up the drive as it's a small steep driveway. All in all I'd go back if visiting Austin again but not with kids. It only sleeps two people but perhaps that's the treasure in it.