Kelley’s space proved to be just what we needed to experience Hyde Park again and to have a place to stay for a bit where we would not impose on relatives looking after a newborn in other parts of Austin. The quirky setup delivered what we were looking for, with a comfortable bed, small but quite functional kitchen, solid amenities, and the comfort of having our own quiet space. For people who want to walk to Quack’s, Antonetti’s, and Mother’s, the location was spot-on. The sloping floor was real and the space was not modern, but the wi-fi connection was seamless, I was able to work from the living room, and a 1920s era setup is part of what makes it Hyde Park.