It was okay. I had never stayed in an AirBnB that wasn't someone's home, and it was really sterile. This is a rental-only unit, and felt like a hotel room with a fairly nice kitchen. All the basic necessities were there, but nothing extra. Some paper towels and Kleenex would have been nice. And the heating was programmed to 63 degrees, which was pretty awful when a cold front came through Austin. I finally figured out how to override that so I didn't freeze all night. No cable, although if you remember your Netflix or Amazon log-in (I didn't), you can access those. The bed was comfortable, everything was adequate, but I didn't feel safe there.
Access from the garage and into the apartment were by code, and I couldn't help but worry about how many people knew how to access the apartment. There is no secondary lock, such as a chain, inside-only deadbolt, or anything else. I lodged the desk chair under the front door handle, and felt fairly safe. I never saw another person in the apartment complex, which appears to have 18 units. There were three or four other cars in the garage, and I heard someone walking in the apartment above me. But it seemed pretty deserted.
I wouldn't stay here again. And I wouldn't recommend that any single women stay here without taking some precautions. And believe the disclosure about the very tight garage situation. I didn't want to park my car on the street, but it was a pain to navigate an Escalade in and out of the garage.