I stayed at Jake's place for two weeks while working both remotely and in Austin. Overall, the space is really cute and I enjoyed my stay as it worked for my purposes. A few things were a bit challenging to start off the trip; the Wifi info provided was incorrect so I wasn't able to get online for about a day while waiting to hear back from the hosts. There also wasn't clear instructions where the washer and dryer were located ( which is not intuitive if one was to go looking for it) so also had to wait on instructions for this along with the wifi credentials.
A big surprise for me which was a real bummer was that there really isn't a kitchen. There is a "kitchen area" with a sink and fridge but not stove, oven or toaster. There is a hot plate to cook on. I was staying for two weeks and maybe most of the other people who've stayed here who order or eat out and aren't bothered by this, but I did proper food shopping and had planned on cooking for myself. There's one frying pan and two small pots available for a two "burner" electric hot plate. When cooking, everything had to be cooked in batches which required extra time.
The batteries died in the Roku remote and I was unable to use the TV for the last week I was there as the hosts never got back to me if there were extra batteries I could use and I couldn't connect it to the phone app as the TV was not on the same Wifi network the apartment was on which was frustrating.
Street parking was always available. You can hear *everything* from the upstairs apartment. It was pretty chilly during my time in ATX and the heating really only heads the living room area. It would be great if there was a few more blankets in the space as the heater near the bed doesn't give off much heat.
Lots of room for improvement at this Airbnb but as previously mentioned it was fine for the two weeks I was there. I would go elsewhere if given the option again.