I loved this apartment and would stay here again. It has the feel of a funky, interesting B&B with lots of vintage Texas-themed art, furniture, and objets d'arte from the 40's, 50's, and 60's. Loved looking through cookbooks on Mexican cooking and loads of architecture magazines and books. The bedroom has a super comfy bed with lots of pillows and nice blankets. The bathroom had an assortment of shampoos and conditioners from hotels and big fluffy white towels (how DO they keep those towels fluffy?) There was a hairdryer for use also. We used the living room couch as a place for our son to sleep and that was fine. There were plenty of extra blankets. Oh, and there were extra umbrellas for us to use (which we needed) and bikes available although we didn't use those. There's a lovely porch room that's nice to sit in and read. The kitchen is super-well equipped and there was coffee beans and a grinder (hopefully) for us to use as we used it. They had left us a couple of beers in the fridge and invited us to dip (sip?) into their spectacular liqueur collection.
Wireless internet service was perfect. Noise level was great -- quiet street. If anyone was noisy, we might have been, clomping around on the 2nd floor.
Finally, the location was wonderful. We walked to the Thunderbird cafe as well as the Cherrywood cafe, and had breakfast tacos at Chilito's. They're also walking distance to a nice restaurant called the Salty Sow. You could probably walk to U.T. although it would take about a half an hour. Parking on the street was fine.