Cynthia is very professional, and before arriving we got several emails telling us what to do, and how to get around in Austin.

I met Cynthia on arrival, and she showed me how everything worked in the apartment. She told me she would be reachable via email at anytime, if anything came up. She also introduced me to Uber, which we used instead of taxis.

The apartment is situated in a quiet neighbourhood.
We did both walk and ride bikes downtown. Walking from the apartment takes anywhere between 45 minutes and an hour. We rode our bikes in in about 10 minutes.

There are restaurants and food truck closer to the apartment, so we went there for breakfast. Actually the best taco I had in Austin, I got at an restaurant down the street.

The studio has one bed and a couch that turns into a bed. I slept on the couch-bed, and I slept well.

A binder in the studio tells you everything you need to know, from how to get the tv working, to how to get a cab. It seems that Cynthia has collected everything anybody has ever wondered about in that binder.

The bathroom had everything we needed, like shower gel, shampoo and conditioner. There were also a little box with things like make up wipes. There is no shortage of towels and cloths in the apartment, and Cynthia told us to tell her if we needed more.

The door has a code lock, which solves all problems regarding keys.

We felt very welcome, and the apartment had everything we needed.