This place is certainly a hidden gem, as cliché as that might sound. Yes, you can tell this place was likely built in the 1950s or so, but it is decorated and renovated brilliantly. We were lucky enough to stay while there were Christmas decorations up (a little tree, stockings, wreath, etc) and it's like staying in a showroom!
We came with our 5-year-old, and she slept on the futon/ couch (she didn't like the rollaway bed), and because I had to lay next to her for an hour, I can say it's very comfy! The bed was awesome. It was very comfortable for the 3 of us to stay here. What's not advertised is that there is a shelf of games that my little one made a beeline for-- very fun. :-)
So the bathroom needs a little elaboration-- instead of a vent, there's a ceiling fan, but it does the same job (it's an old house). The bathtub is against the back wall, but nonetheless it's a nice one. We did have to confirm that to fill it, you flip up the little metal switch, and back down again to drain it (or as I like to imagine, the little metal face , the "nose" goes up when you take a bath, and back down again when you're done, like in the tub I grew up with). No stopper needed!
We were celebrating Hannukah on the road, and luckily they let us use their lighter to light the menorah on the final night... it was beautiful, in the window of the kitchen table!
Also the hosts are super understanding: I had accidently left my leather jacket behind, and they sent it within a couple days (we reimbursed postage, of course)! The best customer service!!
We will most definitely stay here next time we come to Dallas!!