Lyndsie's little apartment was a great spot to stay for a short getaway to Austin! I loved her decorations and it was pretty close to Downtown/Rainey St. The ceilings are lower than most, but if you're under 6' it's easy to get used to quickly and makes the space feel quaint and cozy. If you're a little squeamish around creepy crawlies, I'd avoid visiting in the Texas summer—I'm from TX and know how they love coming inside during this season, so I wasn't too surprised that two snuck inside over the course of my stay here. No biggie! That's just Texas summer for ya, and if you can handle a little bit of Texas authenticity, this is a cute, cozy place for a great price. //
We also had a bit of trouble locking the door on our way out, but discovered that the best way to get the key to turn into the lock was pushing the door down a bit so we could shimmy the bolt in. Try to check in earlier in the day so that in case you have trouble with the door when heading out for the afternoon, you can ask her for advice on how to finagle the lock! //

One last pro tip for people who have cars that sit low to the ground: Back into the driveway instead of driving in! There's a divot in the parking space that makes it hard to reverse out of without scraping the bottom of the car (at least it was for me). Takes a few awkward turns but it's not too difficult to back in if her neighbors aren't home! :-)