This location was perfect for a couple seeking a charming/romantic getaway. This wasn’t for us. My young son and I were looking for a spontaneous (and last minute) overnight escape from a chaotic home remodel. I stumbled upon this Austin bungalow that toted the charm of ranch life, with access to longhorn cattle, space and all the comforts of home. I booked the room and upon seeing that the home had 2 large beds, we invited a mom-friend and her 2 small children to join us. My mistake was that in my haste to make last minute plans, I failed to register the additional guests. And yes, we were a 2-year old over the occupancy limit for the bungalow. From arrival, we felt the homeowner and their house guests uncomfortable with our presence. Possibly from the fact that I neglected to announce our entire party, possibly our young children squealed a little too much, and possibly that we were 2 women traveling alone with children. Upon arrival the trash bag from the cleaning prior to our stay was left on the patio and, in the wind, scattered trash all over the patio that we picked up as we settled in. The kitchen supplies were accommodating for light cooking, but the cookware was low quality and reminded me of the supplies I stock for camping. The dishwashing tools were miniature and without a dishwasher made dishwashing tedious. And by the time we were unpacking in time to leave, we were gently reminded that daylight savings was upon us and we should be sure to check out in time. I would have absolutely overlooked these small annoyances, but the home owner has spent the last 24-hours persistently pursuing a collection of the $75 fee we owe them for the extra guests. My $285, expensive-but-maybe-worth-it AirBnb... is now is just an expensive headache. I’m sure a vacationing couple on a leisurely trip will enjoy... the bungalow was quaint, clean and well-decorated and the property was quiet and charming. But families or single parents... consider another location.