Great if you are in your 20s - but lacking if you aren't. That was our experience at this place (and in Austin generally). The stay wasn't horrible, but we didn't feel it was a good value for the money, and we didn't feel like it matched the way it is presented here on the listing. Key things to know for this listing: the location is good, the house is occupied by someone when it's not rented on AirBnb and signs of this are obvious, and there is another unit attached to this one and you can hear them. For this price, I would expect to have a home free of any signs of another inhabitant- freshly made for each reservation. But here it felt like you were staying in your friend's house while they were out of town. There were signs of this individual all over, from the bathroom to the kitchen to the closets. May be just my preference, but I don't like that if I'm paying over the cost of an average hotel.
First and foremost, Peter is a responsive and good host. He communicated and helped us out when I didn't read the house manual fully and couldn't find the heaters. He also followed up and did all the great Superhost items.
We were disappointed with the quality of the furnishings, the cleanliness/preparedness of the unit, and the misleading representations in the photos. The master bed is really comfortable but the sheets and comforters weren't that high quality. The futon/couch was REALLY uncomfortable, even to sit on- I couldn't imagine sleeping on it, feeling the frame and springs through the padding. The other furniture was just cheap and there was foam zip-tied around pieces of the furniture- I guess to keep it from knocking the wall?- but it didn't help the aesthetic of the place. For cleaning, the bathroom floor still had hairs on it (which is the worst), one of the bedcovers had sand on it, and the master bedroom fitted sheet was on the wrong direction and had to be fixed by us.
Just not currently up to par for this price range, but has some great potential.