Overall stay was ok. Definitely more of a hotel vibe than AirBnb vibe. They were 45 minutes late to check us in due to it not being clean so we say in the lobby. The place is small, like a studio apartment. Obviously the building is brand new so it has a nice bathroom and kitchen, although it doesn’t have a full sized oven. The place didn’t come with any kitchen essentials like salt or pepper so we bought that, along with oil and butter. We left those there but unsure what their policy is on that! We’ve been spoiled by AirBnbs in the past with kitchens with all the stuff we’ve needed. They did have utensils and pots / pans.
The balcony door wouldn’t lock the whole week we were there, and one night it blew open and was open until we woke up. Also the room was horribly humid. We had AC and fan on high and our books still warped and our clothes were damp. Maybe that is to be expected in Texas but I didn’t expect it from a new building.
The building itself is nice. Great common areas and friendly staff.
Multiple times there was only 1 elevator running which was rough for a 33 floor building. Walking distance to a convenience store / grocery store and restaurants and bars. Very close to a walking / biking path. The pool/rooftop was beautiful and had great views, but the views in the room are not 100% what I expected.
The balcony actually looks out mostly over multiple current construction sites as well as the highway. The left was the lake which was very pretty, but definitely not the views I thought I had from the listing.
Also, they told us there was only $40 a night Valet parking, but there actually is street parking which can end up being cheaper! we almost didn’t rent a car because we were not going to be able to afford the $40 a night but we are definitely glad we did!
At the price I paid due to it being new, it was definitely worth it, but with it now being $300 a night I wouldn’t stay in this unit again. Vacasa was very friendly though.