The best thing about our stay was the very responsive host, Felicity. Any questions or requests were immediately answered and addressed. The room (calling it a studio was a bit of a stretch) was clean and comfortable, especially the bed. There were plenty of towels and other amenities like soaps, shampoos, etc. and the coffee was great and the request for coffee filters was responded to immediately. The challenges were the very small bathroom. We are two average size women and we had to sit sideways on the toilet. If you’re a person of size you might have a real problem. The lighting was poor and there was no usable counter space. The bistro table and chairs were a thoughtful addition, but we had to use the chairs for our luggage and the table for our own toiletries. Space and adequate lighting were issues. There were plenty of mugs, silverware and dishes provided, and also a plastic bin for washing everything, but it would have been challenging to use in the tiny bathroom and even tinier sink. Had I done more research on the area, I would have chosen another location. I was wanting to be closer to the downtown area of 2nd & 6th Streets. We are not “everyday Lyft people” but we did that some and walked and public transported to those areas we wanted to be in. All said, staying here was an economical way to spend a few days in Austin. It would be especially good if you wanted to be near the university area. Again, the highlight was the great service and response we received from Felicity even though we never met her.