My husband and I were traveling across the country on a road trip and stayed at this lovely bungalow for a single evening. I’m sad we couldn’t have stayed longer! Jim was so lovely and welcoming, and the bungalow was a nice respite after many hours on the road (especially that gorgeous shower!). One small tip for future travelers: be sure to climb up to the bedroom loft area and gauge the temperature to determine how cold or warm you’d like it before you go to sleep. Jim thoughtfully left a fan blowing upstairs to mitigate heat issues (heat rises, and since it’s winter the heater was on as well), but we ended up climbing up the ladder and falling asleep pretty quickly without checking the temperature. With the cozy blankets provided, we did end up slightly too warm...but again, this was our own mistake for not gauging the temperature of the space before going to bed! Blame it on travel exhaustion, not on the space itself. Had we been able to stay additional nights, I feel sure we would have worked out the correct temperature to stay very comfortable all night long. I very much appreciated Jim’s recommendation of ordering takeout from the Bishop Arts District — we got some incredible pizza there!— and I was so grateful for his hospitality. Would absolutely stay here again if I’m ever back in Dallas.