Staying at Jason’s gave you the experience of living in a tiny house, on a big scale. The bump out for the extra bedroom space, and the large bathroom, with a generous shower, made the space spacious! The convenience of the stacked washer and dryer meant after a warm walk, you could toss your clothes in, and have clean clothes in an hour, or two. The kitchen space worked well with a decent amount of counter space. We traveled with our mini Keurig, so I didn’t try the coffee provided by Jason.
As this was my second Airbnb stay, I brought many staples with me, however Jason had a drawer featuring most staples needed to spice up something delicious. We loved being able to park our car in a secluded gated area. And we felt comfortable leaving the car behind the gates. During our stay, we walked to the LBJ Presidential Library, the George Washington Carver Library, and the Texas Capitol Building. We walked to the Fresh Plus Organic Grocery when we needed a little fruit, after our visit to the LBJ Presidential Library. We also walked to the local H.E.B. supermarket which has a larger selection of fruit and vegetables. My husband purchased steak and sausage at the Longhorn Meat Market and Butcher Shop, which he enjoyed greatly.
There were a couple of drawbacks, because I am height challenged, I am just under five feet tall. I could just barely put something in the microwave, which sits atop the refrigerator, luckily, my husband could reach the microwave, the inside of the dryer, and the things on the top shelves. The other drawback, the chance of getting cold water on you, as you turned on the shower. We found if you leaned on the wall with your left hand, you could swiftly turn on the shower, and drawback your right hand before the water hit it.
Overall, the Eastside Container makes a lovely home away from home!