Cozy little spot in their backyard area. You have to walk through the grass to get to the back gate, which wasn't as nice when it was rainy and I had to walk through mud. Also, once you get past the gate, the walkway is all gravel, so you can't roll your luggage to your space (so having my 50-pound suitcase was not ideal). There were lots of windows with natural lighting which is nice during the day, but without any curtains, the space was too bright for me after sunrise when I was still trying to sleep. Also, there were a lot of spider webs around the windows/ceiling and I saw bugs and spiders here and there (maybe there's a crack somewhere where they are getting in). Additionally, some of the dishes/cups needed to be washed because they had collected a lot of dust/dirt.
However, the hosts wrote a very helpful guide with some recommendations for outdoor activities, food, and information on public transportation. They even have their own code for discounts with Uber/Lyft for first-time users. It took about 20-30ish minutes driving to get into Austin so not super close to the action but well within reach. Overall, it's a decent place to stay if you are on your own and want to be in a quieter area after a long day in the bustling city.