The Cenote studio is great. It's a low-key, easy check-in process because you get the key from the staff at the cafe adjacent to the studio. So I just showed up instead of having to coordinate with someone to meet me there (as is usually the case with airbnb spaces.

These aren't upscale digs--if that's what you're looking for, there are some fine hotels downtown. However, this place is very comfortable, clean, and quite spacious for a studio--it's an old space that's been refreshed, so there's a blend of old and new. The bath and kitchen are vintage, but the HVAC, TV, lighting, etc. are new.

Cody communicated well beforehand, and I met him at one point while I was in the cafe for coffee. The cafe, by the way, is awesome--great coffee and great breakfasts. Looks like they have a really good beer/cider/wine selection and their lunches and dinners are probably really good, too, but I only hung out there in the mornings for coffee and breakfast.

I'd definitely stay there again if I were heading to Austin, and I recommend it.