The building is a large construction that sports an industrial design look. It's located right next to the Dallas city hall, so that gives you an idea how central it is. Though if you're looking for amenities and restaurants, you'll have to walk 15 to 20 minutes to get to a fun neighborhood - Deep Elum.
The unit itself was clean and **spacious**. The ceilings are super tall - remember, this looks like it was originally meant to be an industrial studio and or office space. As the unit is operated and cared by Sonder and not an individual host, the communication is made through the company service agent. They are relatively timely in answering your questions and request . For example, one of the bathroom door was broken and would not close. The repair person came by in a day or two to fix the issue.
The other downside of staying at an airbnb with non-individual host is that the listing is made in a batch, so what you see in the photos is not the pictures of the actual unit itself. The floor was not hardwood as it was shown, but rather a concrete floor that has the unfinished industrial look. It was clean and not an issue, but just know that you will not be staying in the identical unit that's shown on the airbnb page.
The amenities were nice (toiletries & kitchen essentials).