I had a great stay at Vickie's home. Vickie was a very gracious host who knows Fort Worth well and had lots of great suggestions for things to do and see in town.

The kitchen was stocked with cereal, some great bread, strong coffee, juice, milk, and butter. There's a hot water maker, a small refrigerator, microwave, and a toaster.

The studio is a charming converted attic space with a small kitchenette, bathroom, and lovely balcony. I didn't have any problems with the sloped walls, but if you're quite tall this may not be the best place for you. The neighborhood is full of trees and I felt very safe walking around late at night.

I visited Fort Worth to see the Kimbell Museum and did not rent a car. Walking to the Kimbell and the adjacent Modern Art Museum took about 25 minutes and it was quite pleasant. There's also a bus nearby that runs every 15 minutes. In terms of getting to and from the airport, I would recommend taking public transit to downtown Fort Worth and catching a taxi from there. Taking a taxi directly from the airport is convenient, but rather expensive.

I enjoyed my time in Fort Worth and was happy I chose to stay at Vickie's. She's a great host, the place is lovely, and it's a very good value.