Wren was a gracious host and extremely accommodating. I think this would be a good place to stay for students, college-age adults who are in town to see the sights in Austin. Everything was clean, the stove and microwave worked perfectly, and you could cook meals just fine in the kitchen. Beds were comfortable.

However, we decided after one night here that it was not a good fit for our family (we have 3 young children). The place is more run-down than it appeared in the pictures that were available when I booked. It's an upstairs apartment in back of the main house. The bedding situation is not exactly as pictured: there were 3 queen (I think) beds in the bedroom, one on its own, and one above another set up as a bunk bed. So that does sleep 6 people, but all in one room very close. The blue couch pictured does fold out, but it is a very thin futon, a few inches of foam. The neighborhood can only be described as sketchy; probably fine for lots of folks, but not where I want to spend vacation with my children. The address was difficult to find in the dark; needs a little better lighting from the street. I also think the words "country cottage feel home" are inaccurate. It's quiet, but there is nothing country or cottage-y about this location.

Wren obviously cares about customer satisfaction, and was very prompt in replying to me when I communicated that we would not be staying another night. My money for the second night was refunded very quickly and kindly, so I consider Wren a great host. It just wasn't the right property for us.