The guest house did not meet my expectations. My friend and I travelled from Oklahoma and had a 4 day stay. Very convenient private parking which was AWESOME. however when we arrived, there was no instruction on how to open the gate. No biggie, I called Vanessa and she explained how. Once we got inside it was cozy, but there was no water, coffee pods but no creamer, one packet of salt and pepper, a dusty corkscrew, and the fridge was completely empty. I would recommend adding a Brita (to avoid plastic) or at least bottled water to drink. While we were here, Dallas flooded so we had to stay in without anything to drink. Thankfully, my fiancé sent me with 2 bottles for the road. There was a lightbulb missing from the fan, broken lightbulbs outside, no spray in the bathroom, no trash bag in the bathroom trash can, the toilet paper was very cheap, and the mirror isn’t attached to the wall which was a tad bit nerve wracking. You can’t pull the handle up too far or else it hits the mirror and shakes. Vanessa provided a SUPER comfortable bed to sleep on with extra towels, wash rags, sheets, soap, a mop and heaters. Good AC unit and great ceiling fan to stay cool! The one chair outside on the patio was broken, so unfortunately there wasn’t any outside seating space. There are way less pillows than there are posted in the pictures. Also, it’s obvious that the Airbnb isn’t professionally cleaned. My last feedback: this house is conveniently located to bishop arts, but PLEASE BE AWARE (especially if you’re a woman traveling alone). If you walk towards Jefferson st. you will be catcalled and approached by randoms on the street while you’re traveling. It happened to us multiple times while walking out and about. The neighborhood is a fine line between being extremely unsafe & close to bishop arts. I wouldn’t say this place was spotless or great, but I was thankful to have a comfortable space to stay while visiting Dallas, especially when it flooded! ♥️😁