This was a great place to stay. I didn't quite realize when we first arrived that the tiny house would be attached to the host's house (for some reason, I was thinking it would be a backyard tiny guest house), but it was an adorable space, with great touches. Brendie was wonderful about answering questions (we were not quite smart enough for all the smart features of the tiny house) and offered to give suggestions on places to eat and visit and things to do while we were there.
I was only in town for a couple of days for job interviews, so didn't get to enjoy the space as much as I would have liked to. My mom traveled with me, and was there during the day and really enjoyed the tiny house. There was plenty of coffee (a must for us!), and options on hand for breakfast. We aren't big breakfast eaters (there were waffles and eggs if we wanted them), but we did eat the fruit that was provided.
The space was perfect and I loved the upstairs loft, sleeping under the stars. It got a little noisy once or twice from the kids in the house, but that easily could have happened in a hotel room, too, and I knew when I made the reservation that there would be kids in the house next door (you never know what you'll get going into a hotel room!). And in a hotel room, we wouldn't have had the exceptional hosting with recommendations, lovely area with private space for each of us, and the ability to do a full breakfast each morning. Not to mention the adorable patio area, with its strings of lights to enjoy. This space was worth well more than we were charged and I would definitely stay again.
Next time I'm making fewer plans for things to do while in town and taking up Brendie on some of her suggestions for local eateries and places to go, and things to see and do.