We had a great experience at the Community First Village. The bigger restrooms are just around the corner if you need a larger shower. The people are extremely friendly. We saw a few residents who seemed at peace and comfortable. It was great to see a community investment that actually aims to help people vs. make money off them. The only warnings I have for people considering this house is that the mattresses are similar to futon pads. We slept fine on them, but I wouldn't be wild about them at $100/night for multiple nights. The house is...tiny...so you only have about two places to sit down and relax without getting in a bed. I loved not having a TV and being able to unplug, but some people may want a little more technology. The area is extremely quiet and peaceful, which we loved. The goats and chickens hang out in their little areas and are fun to check out. If you have something near Travis County Expo Center, this spot is perfect. I recommend a short stay here, if only to see the concept and how it is working. No one pushes you to volunteer or get involved (which we appreciated). It gives you new perspective on what seems like lesser used methodology to help the homeless.