The only good thing I can say about this Airbnb is it's location. It's within close proximity of everything...from Uptown, to Deep Ellum, to downtown Dallas. So, if you're driving or ubering, you won't have to worry about long rides.
However, I did not enjoy my stay in the place itself. First off, there needs to be a light in the hall over the front door because it's very hard to input a code when you can't see the numbers on the keypad. I had to use the flashlight on phone every single time I entered the door.
But what was most frustrating about this place was having no access to Wifi my ENTIRE stay. The host has lists upon lists of rules on the table as soon as you enter, but nowhere in the place is the Wifi code mentioned. I had to reach out to them to receive that information. A little while later after I'm finally connected, it somehow doesn't work. It was not working on my phone nor the TV. I figured it might've just been running slow, so I gave it a minute but no...it was still not working. I didn't want to bother the host, so I left it alone for the night.
The next day, my phone or the TV still wasn't connecting at all to the WiFi. When I reach to the host, he tells me there is a power outage in the area. He could've told me that sooner, but no, he didn't choose to tell me until AFTER I reached out to him to complain about it. By night time, the WiFi still wasn't working (the host didn't even bother to check me or at least notify me if the outage was still happening), so I ended up having to use my personal hotspot to watch television.
Also, the upstairs neighbor was freaking loud and stomped around all day. And there were workers outside the building playing loud music. I think this place is definitely overly expensive, and not worth it for a quick turnaround trip.
I don't recommend this place.