Peter was an excellent host, he checked in with me on the morning of my arrival so he could be sure he was home when I arrived. When I arrived he was genuine and personable as he greeted me and showed me the features of the suite, making sure I was familiar with how the TV, A/C, etc. worked. He stressed that for any question I had during my stay, I could just call or text him and he would be more than happy to help. The listing was extremely accurate and, though the exact location is not given, his mention of the house's proximity to a well known coffee shop (which he listed by name-Figure 8) was very useful in getting an idea of where the place was located. The photos are slightly dated but everything not pictured has been listed in the photo descriptions and if anything, the suite is nicer now than in the pictures. There have been additions since the pictures were taken of: an AT&T U-Verse equipped TV facing the bed, a chair along the same wall as the one the restroom door is on, a table next to the entry door with a Keurig coffee maker & snacks, additional wall artwork and a lamp on the bedside table on the wall between the bed and the restroom. The bathroom is stocked with high-end products and the water pressure/quantity in the shower is truly unbelievable. The neighborhood is good. The East side of Austin is "coming up", so to speak, and has progressed substantially in that regard. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, coffee shops, etc. within easy walking distance. My Uber ride to meet friends at the Westin downtown (at 5th & San Jacinto) cost me $7.41 in peak traffic and we had to re-route due to street closures for an event which was not bad at all. Overall, this place was great. I found it better and cheaper than a hotel downtown and Peter was very accommodating, especially for a first-time user of Airbnb.