Overall a very positive experience. I was contacted quickly with detailed instructions and given the option to check-in early. The location felt safe/secure and the unit had an additional internal deadbolt that could not be accessed from a keyhole on the outside (so two deadbolts in total, only one with keyhole). The bed was very comfortable and the unit was very clean. Fast and reliable internet was included in an amazing price (likely because it’s a new offering that as of my stay didn’t yet have any reviews). If you stay here and are trying to access downtown Austin, it probably makes sense to rent a car although I can’t speak to the ease of parking downtown. The money I saved staying outside of the city center was spent on rideshare. So it may have made more sense to stay in a hotel and just walked everywhere. A neighbor’s dog left on a patio nearby barked a lot during the day. The AirBnB owner obviously doesn’t control this aspect as it’s a residential area. This observation (of the dog barking in a residential area) prompted me to research more. I discovered the negative impact AirBnBs are having on local residents’ abilities to live in their own towns (including Austin). So now I am experiencing some guilt for having used AirBnB at all. If this doesn’t bother you, then save some money and stay at this cute little space. If you want to be more mindful of ethical travel, maybe stay in a hotel…