Looking back, the name Austin - Austin Vacay was a clue to the tone of our stay. It didn't feel like we were guests at a host's home. It was a lot like a motel stay. Communication was by form letter and received in duplicate from both Austin- Austin Vacay and AirBnB. Other emails asked: Did we want to check in early? Did we want to check out late? Did we want to check out early ( so the cleaners could plan their day )? For $55, I say, the cleaners can hold their breath. We thought $63 / night was a fair price for the space, but $55 was added to that for the cleaning fee. Adding insult to injury, we were expected to carry our trash and recycling to the bins out behind the building. Speaking of spaces, the parking spaces are narrow. With a full size sedan, we could open the doors only about a foot without hitting the cars on either side. The original tub drain stopper was missing and the handle for it was falling off. The description says that downtown, etc. is "nearby". It also says that it's 4.9 miles away. Those statements are contradictory. To me, nearby means within walking distance. The sliding glass door into the place was difficult to open and close. The tracks are grinding together. My able-bodied wife couldn't move it. The makeshift handle looked like it would pop off the door on the next try. Security was a hasp and a padlock. The front gate had a nice lock on it, but the gate itself was like an old barn door, leaving me to wonder if most anyone could kick it in.