The tiny house is as advertised. It is a great size for a solo traveler or couple but has a lot more character. I appreciate that the host included thoughtful touches like putting some sparkling water and sodas in the fridge and leaving fruit on the counter. The location was convenient and close to the highway while still feeling very nice and secluded. The house was sparkling clean when I arrived. I've always wondered what it would be like to stay in a tiny house, so it was a fun adventure to try this out. However, there are a couple things to note. I knew I would have to climb a ladder to the loft bedroom, but I didn't expect the stairs to be so narrow and uncomfortable to climb. They are metal which were really cold in the winter on my bare feet, the stairs are indented and therefore uncomfortable on bare feet, and the depth of each stair is really narrow, making it a little challenging to climb. Once I got up to the loft, it was really cozy and fun, so I enjoyed sleeping up there. Also the tiny house was quite cold in the winter because it has no insulation, so even at 50 degrees outside it got very chilly inside. There were a couple of space heaters that I did take advantage of in the living room and the bathroom. But there wasn't a space heater in the loft that I could find. Those space heaters are notorious for overheating and catching on fire, so there was no way I felt comfortable having it running downstairs while I was sleeping upstairs where I couldn't get to it easily. And lugging it up those stairs would have been a real challenge since getting myself up there was a challenge enough. So basically overnight I didn't have the space heater running which made it a little bit colder than I found comfortable, even with two blankets. Other than that this place is great and in the warmer months I think it would be totally manageable with the temperature as I noticed there's an AC unit.