A great experience, very quirky. Louise did an amazing job at creating these two tiny houses. They are lovely decorated and the outdoor dedicated space for dogs is super cool (what a great idea).
We stayed in the tiny house "Irene" which has no "vis-a-vis" and face the river. We were happy as the other one was closer to the main road, however note that they are very well insulated and you hardly hear any outside noises.
If the bed makes you feel a bit uncomfortable (very close from the ceiling) not that the sofa can be converted into a bed too (as seen in the picture). I personally had no issue with it but my partner was hesitant at first (at night you do not notice it anymore). The bathroom is really big for the space and you will not even notice you are in a tiny house :) Great job!
We really appreciate the effort of building a nice covered terrace (L shape), very spacious and probably excellent in case of rain (so you are not stuck inside all the time). Maybe a few more pieces of furniture will make it even more comfy and useful.
We loved all the power plugs, and hidden spaces: you can easily fit all your luggage and plug your essentials near the bed (great effort despite the space restrictions!).
The Kitchen is really nice with a beautiful oven. Please note that there is no microwave (despite it could easily fit in the existing dedicated space) and no wifi (mobile network: Telstra/Optus good, Vodafone poor reception).
Our stay was a bit pricey ($491/night) but probably due to Easter. We think it is a great place to stay if you can get it at less than $400 (we think the correct value should be $290-$340) as few essentials are missing vs other Airbnbs at $400+/night (microwave, wifi, body wash/shampoo, welcome basket, etc). We do not think that the 'tiny' space should have any impact on these extra services when charged $400+.