The house is located in the center of a lot of convenient places.
You have Kroger/CVS/Family Dollar/Racetrac/starbucks (if you like that diabetes in a cup place lol) it is literally a 6 minute drive from the home; there's Ut Southwestern which is even walking distance: a little convenient market like el rancho (I hope I remembered that correctly.)
It is also close to a few freeways as well and not that far from "Inwood" which is where all the nicer restaurants, banks, dance studios etc are, which is close to my old apartment (I enjoyed the familiarity of the location.) Of course about 7 minutes from Lovefield Airport.
The convenience in the nearby known amenities was good for me, I especially like kroger so, a good kroger not that far, with good quality selection was good to and for me, I cooked my butt off. :-)
As far as the actual space, all I can say is that, you indeed get what you pay for. This place reminded me of maybe like a "reality house show" or "an shelter."
It is priced low, which is absolutely great! especially given what some people may be encountering financially from the plannedemic, in addition to that, the entire house is shared. There are bunk beds in all three rooms and two full baths, there is no host however, there IS an onsite manager that is housed there.
The house does have a daily cleaner, but given there are so many people and different personalities in all honesty, it does not stay clean (bathroom mainly.) There was a young woman who came and left menstrual flow on the toilet which was absolutely disgusting, but because of the daily cleaner it was gone once he cleaned, just the thought grossed me out, I was thankful she was mainly using one bathroom during her monthly flowers smh.
The host is responsive, I was able to get into contact with him when I emailed and I also am currently at another one of his listings because the "shared" scene, I just couldn't do. I at least need my own room, I couldn't get any sleep in the bottom bunk, my back was hurting, alarms going off, individuals coming in at 3a turning on lights, door slamming, lol and the guy on the top bunk moved a LOT so all throughout the night, I heard squeaking of the bed yes, there is also snoring, which is not pleasant in a shared space for ones who do not snore and light sleepers.
I'd recommend if you are just coming in to town, needing an overnight sleep/shower/quick meal (The onsite manager did cook and offer me food, but I don't eat other people's cooking, the gesture was pleasant though) and to be gone and even recommend if you are effected financially by what's going on and need somewhere to shower, sleep, cook and look at the free range chickens lol :) and get yourself together financially. I personally used the opportunity to work some OT and make some extra money to save: I stayed a week.
Lastly, the wifi is fast and is highly responsive, I was able to work and connect with no issues and the good thing about the onsite manager, he did at least have everyone quiet down when I was taking calls, which was very considerate.
Other than that, I hope YOU enjoy your stay if you decide to come.