Good communication and laid back vibe all around. Leyla was able to help us by arranging an early check-in. Much appreciated!
The accommodations:
Cute concept, it worked for a night. Not sure we could’ve stayed another. It was pretty claustrophobic for two (to be expected in a trailer) but worth calling out. We really didn’t spend much time inside. Too much to do!
We couldn’t share a bed. There were two, but both pretty small unless used by just one person. Not exactly what we were looking for and wasn’t clear from the listing.
Definitely take the cold warning in the description seriously. Blankets saved us since it was quite cold at night. The trailer didn’t offer much protection against the winter. There was a space heater provided, a little feeble though. It was 40s outside and maybe 60 inside, 55, cold? Not sure about how it’d be in the summer.
Cookware and everything is there. You could shower though I think it would be snug. Towels and sheets. Plenty of pillows.
The location:
It was sort of close to stuff, definitely had to drive to places, but not heinous. Of course, Austin’s not a super pedestrian oriented town. So, again, somewhat expected but worth noting.
Mind the noise. Early Saturday morning construction across the street where they had begun building something rather large.
For us:
All in all, it’s cute for a night, expect it to be snug and even more so if you’re with a partner. Leyla was super helpful and we had no problems with logistics.
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