Casas de Campo em Central Austin, TX

"The garage conversion to a casita is pretty good, the reason we are rating it average is the lack of privacy. The blinds, if you can call them that, offer no privacy. There are no curtains or any other type of blind to close. You are able to see into theentite sleeping/living area from the street. This also means any lights in the main house illuminate the casita. Simply adding blackout blind or a simple curtain within the boho theme would work. This really is a significant issue as it feels...

"Comfortable for a quick business trip"

"I'm impressed with this little house, 🤩 the owner thought of everything when building the little house. My family and I had a wonderful time especially my little 8 year old. We stayed 2 nights unfortunately everything was already booked ,definitely we come back soon! Thank you to the owners 🙏 Angelica."

"Very cozy little cottage with plenty of space for us. (2 adults 3 kids and our two pups) love that it was pet friendly and out in the country. Very well kept and the bonus to it all was the hot tub. Definitely recommend to anyone needing a place to stay!"

"Loved the place thank you for your hospitality "

"Five stars all around. This little cabin is such a hidden gem—you’d never know you were in the middle of Austin. It was quiet, calm, and exactly what I needed after a busy workday. Perfect for a short overnight stay, clean and comfortable, with a super welcoming host who made everything easy. I’m really grateful for the peaceful reset and would absolutely stay again."

"We would not stay at this property again. There were ants everywhere, the toilet chain kept slipping and the water was constantly running and we had to fix it multiple times, the outside wood was rotting, and a picture fell off the wall In the middle of the night. It was a cute theme and when we arrived it did seem clean. But we were 4 guests and there were only 2 towels and 1 roll of toilet paper for 2 days. Most upsetting was a contacted the owner and she told me to contact the manager...