I enjoyed my stay, and it was an eye opener for me, and AirBnB, and the concept of affordable housing. To my review. I drove in, the written directions I had made it very difficult to find the building. If the directions had included businesses that were below, or landmarks it would have made it easier navigating the city at night. The address itself didn't include the building number, which usually hotels the 600 number means the 6th floor, I wasn't privy to it meaning Building 6. The apartment is in a major complex, which houses a lot of students, so if you don't mind the noise, the parties the loud music, then it would be ok for you. After placing a call to the property managers, I received a call back, much later than it took me to figure out where the apartment was. I walked into a major dust bunny in the front foyer, and the closet door was completely broken off the hinges in the Master, there were no black out curtains, and with the amount of exterior light that came in from all windows made it bright like day, all night. So bring you eye covers. Some of the blinds were broken. The kitchen was fairly well stocked, which I appreciated. I have never had a negative experience on AirBnB, and I can say this one was meh. It really opened my eyes on the problem we are facing as a nation on affordable housing. This particular company owns 13 units in the Austin area. I will continue to use AirBnB, however, I will be more cognizant moving forward using rentals that share property with the owner, or are not owned my large conglomerate real estate companies that are driving housing costs through the roof, that I felt this one was. Very convenient however to downtown Austin and all that I had come to do.