This was a nice location downtown and seemed like only a 10-15 minute drive anywhere we wanted to go that weekend. Be ready to wake when the sun comes up though. There were no curtains around the roll down white blinds that gap, so the sun was streaming into the bedroom by 6am and we were wide awake because of it. Not exactly what we had in mind as an anniversary, relaxing, get caught up on sleep getaway away from kids. Only about 6 parking spots in front of the building and 3 behind the building, which stayed pretty full, and VERY confusing instructions to use the parking garage. Get ready for a 2-3 story stair climb and then a hike around from a different building if you want to park in the garage. When we needed help from the host the first night regarding her vague directions, we didn’t hear back until the next afternoon from a different lady apologizing with more info. I will say, I wiped the counters, tables, remote, door handles, and kitchen down with my natural cleaner as soon as we stepped inside (covid) and my paper towel was clean, so they had been on top of that, which I’m grateful for... however, the bedroom bedside lamp didn’t work (guessing the light bulb was out) and in the light of day the white shades were so old and dusty they were super gross. The biggest issue, besides vague parking garage getting to the building instructions, was the shower drain and old liner. It didn’t drain in my 6-7 minute shower and ended up with water above my ankles. Even my hubby and his 2-3 minute shower had the same. That kind of stuff really grosses me out, seeing and feeling the film and dirt/build up all over our feet and on the old liner. Overall, there were a couple positives about this place, the location, the price, the kitchen space, and it was a quiet building... but there is no way we’ll stay here again when we come back to Dallas.