Homey but a bit run down by EdmundWhite
1 contribution on Feb 8, 2008 This B & B is located in a big old house near the UT campus. Its managers are friendly and approachable, and it has a very homey feel. It is a bit run down, and it is noisy. The food and service are also not all that great.... provided bytripadvisor.com
Shabby and Overrated by EdmundWhite on Feb 8, 2008 Furniture is creaky and cheap, bathroom fixtures are missing parts or installed crookedly, window dressings are old, faded, and dusty, etc. Wherever one looks one finds evidence of shoddy workmanship or worn out and unreplaced... provided bycitysearch.com
A warm and fuzzy welcome in Austin by P0ssible
11 contributions on Jan 3, 2008 It's next to the kitchen, which might be a problem in the morning for people who want to sleep in, but we always wanted to be up for breakfast (a spread of delicious vegetarian frittatas, fruit, sweet cakes, cereal, bacon,... provided bytripadvisor.com
The best of downtown Austin! by ericabutterfly on Mar 5, 2007 Sylvia and Chris are just amazing! They took such good care of me when I came to see them. I had a wonderful room and just slept so well. It was a pleasure to get up and have everything downstairs just waiting on me. Sylvia... provided bycitysearch.com
Most wonderful inn in the world! by A TripAdvisor Member on Aug 19, 2005 And breakfast! Oh my gosh....it cannot be beat. The best in the world. My UT student always comes to join me for my stay and never, ever misses breakfast. It is within walking distance of every place on campus. To add to... provided bytripadvisor.com
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