Wendy is an awesome Airbnb host. She welcomed us warmly with a cup of tea and loads of great chat and was more than happy to give us great recommendations for things to do and places to eat during our couple of days in Bristol.
The cabin itself is a dream place to stay. We weren't sure what to expect of the compost toilet and solar-powered shower. In reality, they were ideal. You have to pop outside the cabin and across the decking to get to these. They work as well as more conventional bathroom facilities and in fact just add to the quirky getaway feel of the place.
The decking offers the perfect place to have some breakfast and relax, as it overlooks a local park (from an elevated position, so is much more private than expected) and is set in it's own little area at the bottom of Wendy's lush garden. The decor within the cabin itself is charmingly vintage in style and such a cosy, comfy place to spend time.
We only stayed for two nights en route to Somerset, but really did wish we had booked to stay for longer. Car parking was free on Wendy's street, which was great also. Within five minute's drive from Wendy's, you are in the city. We would recommend Poco on Stokescroft for the best brunch in Bristol, and also that you leave yourself plenty of free time to just relax and take in the lovely atmosphere of the Eco-cabin!