I stayed at this ABNB for a long weekend with my girlfriend and her mother, visiting some of her family. All three of us had lived in DFW prior, and were familiar with the location and how to get around.
The Location: We had looked at airbnb's in other neighborhoods that were significantly (double) more expensive. After seeing stellar reviews for this ABNB, and great photos, we gave this one a shot! It was a great decision; for those concerned with location, this ABNB is a quick (5min) drive Uptown, Deep Ellum, Bishop Arts, and Greenville Ave. Uber/Lyft had no problem locating the house, and rates were cheap!
The House Itself: My favorite thing about ABNB is each stay has far more character than any bland hotel room. This one is no exception, with plenty of charm. The house is subdivided with two lower apartments side by side, and a unit upstairs. The ABNB is the unit on the lower floor on the right. It is quite spacious and can comfortably accommodate guests. The bedroom furthest back has a very large bathroom and laundry area, with updated fixtures and a large walk in shower. The other bedroom also has a bathroom with updated fixtures and shower, and both bedrooms are plenty spacious. The bedroom I stayed in had a cool chandelier light fixture that added to the cool factor of the home. The beautiful wood floors throughout the house, along with the slate tiles in the kitchen were a nice touch and added to the character of the ABNB. The kitchen has appliances for use if you are looking to stay in and cook or prep meals as well. The living area had a nice cozy feel with some couches and a nice TV.
The Host: Joe the host was great throughout the stay. Despite me not checking my phone often, Joe would check in periodically to make sure we had everything we needed. Prior to our trip Joe had everything laid out in a message he sent me with everything I needed to know, which helped us seamlessly walk right in as if we had been living there for years! I appreciate Joe's friendliness and care for us during our stay - it was good to know in the event we needed him, it would be easy to get in touch.
Thanks Joe!