Felicity is very nice and communicates well, which provides for a smooth check-in and check-out experience. However, the apartment itself isn’t spectacular: it’s located in a weird guest-house with a bunch of other 1-bedroom units in an area of west campus that isn’t spectacular, and a 10 or more minute walk from anything worth walking to (a 30+ minute walk from the vast majority of things worth walking to). The window AC-unit leaks when it rains and is no match for the heat of Austin in summer, so be prepared to sweat it out when the temperature is over 90. I killed one of the largest roaches I’ve ever seen when my partner was in the bathroom (thankfully she didn’t see it), and while I hope that was an anomaly, given the building as a whole I’m not convinced it was. The apartment was carefully cleaned and well looked-after, but the fixtures in the bathroom were old and in somewhat of a state of disrepair. ***Please*** be warned that the hot water valve in the shower leaks very hot water when you turn it on and you will burn yourself if you accidentally touch it while showering. Additionally, if someone runs cold water in the sink while you shower you’ll burn yourself, and if they run hot water in the sink while you shower you’ll freeze. If those issues were fixed I’d have been satisfied with the stay, however, given the very affordable price we paid for it as two broke grad students.