2/10 Rating
I came to Austin for a work conference, and decided to try Kasa based on the pictures and reviews. Kasa is a "commercial Air BnB" org, and my room was a shabby ground floor room behind the condo building's front desk.
I experienced some problems with the room - hot water heater was very small and only had 10 minutes of hot water to shower with, and the building's fire panel alarmed all night with consistent, loud beeping just outside of my door - I asked to change rooms but Kasa refused my request. When I complained to the front desk attendant about the fire alarm beeping, he didn't seem to care and said he couldn't do anything about it. Since Kasa operates remotely, the on site staff doesn't provide support like a proper hotel does. After all of this, I wanted to sleep in some on my last day in town (a Wednesday, FWIW) Kasa denied my request for a late checkout.
All in all, I was there for a conference, my company was paying for it, and I wish I had just booked a proper hotel instead, where my complaints would have been addressed and resolved. Outside of my problems with the room and lack of quality support, the room was quite shabby compared to the flashy pictures on the website - it looked like a storage room or something that was hastily converted to a living space. My expectations weren't extremely high, but I was still left wishing I had avoided Kasa.
My advice - if you are looking for quality support during your stay, and you want to enjoy a room that matches the pictures online, you should avoid Kasa and look to a proper hotel instead.