My husband and I stayed over the weekend at Betty's guesthouse. The guesthouse is small, but perfect for two people. There was plenty of parking in front of the house. There was a car on the driveway, so I think the site should be updated to just say park on the street. The bed was really comfortable. Our stay was the first cold weekend of fall: lows in the 30/40s. There is a small space heater/ac unit in the room which worked out, though the bed was warm enough. I would just suggest turning in on in the morning cause the floor can be a little cold, especially in the bathroom. Betty made a book with maps and suggestions for the area which was perfect to help explore East Austin. Two suggestions: forget the line at La Barbecue, it was part of the gimmick, and head to the BBQ food trucks one block west. We went to Hal's: no wait, amazing jalapeño sausage and tender brisket. And the grapefruit habanero BBQ sauce was so good, we wished we could take some home with us. Second: take a walk/run on the trail south of the house. You can take it for miles. We went around Ladybird lake. We had a rental car, and took an uber to town Saturday night, but it was easier and faster to walk back, first to Rainey street and then back to the house. Thanks for the stay Betty!