Bed is comfortable and unit is nicely furnished, esp for the price. View is not great at all (just a solid wall across an open space, maybe 40' away). Access to Domain area is great. Wish I could consider staying here again, but I decidedly cannot...
I won't stay in another FrontDesk facility. And that is disappointing because they seem to own a lot of the places in the area. I spent an hour trying to get access to the unit/parking (they sent me the wrong door access code and I had to stand in a hallway for 15 minutes waiting to get a response/resolution) and then lots of driving around in their parking garage and going up/down stairs because the parking pass wouldn't open the gate repeatedly and the key fob only worked on some access doors. I don't blame the people (who were lovely, but I mostly got a lot of "oh no, sorry!" responses... I got a total of 7 "sorry" text messages in one evening), just their systems. Hell, had somebody offered a $20 discount for my time or some other nominal gesture of goodwill, I probably would have felt like they were feeling my pain a little. A local rep did finally offer to come out to swap cards with me and while I was waiting the 15-20 minutes for her to arrive, I found a workaround to get in so my car wouldn't get towed. It was just super frustrating and a giant time suck.
And this is nobody's fault, but just was another nail in the coffin of my experience... the LOUD building-wide fire alarm went off at 1:30am during my one-night stay that landed me and most of the other tenants on the sidewalk for half an hour while the fire department resolved it. I couldn't go back to sleep till 4am. Which means I spent 1 hour trying to get access to a place I only slept in for about 4 hours total.
This was my first trip of many (I was just assigned to a project in Austin and will be renting a place weekly for the next few months) and at least my trip there confirmed that the Domain is a great place to stay. But if you want a more personalized and well-run experience, I don't recommend a FrontDesk-operated space.
Also, if you see a contractor working on the first floor of a building doing overnight work and they're grinding concrete, but too dumb to wear a mask to protect from silica dust, they're probably also too dumb to cover the smoke detector or put the building fire alarm into test mode. Wish I'd made that logic connection at 9pm, not 1:30am.