This is truly a lovely listing. It’s clear why what is being shown has such a high level of recognition in a market that’s so saturated with half-assed home-hotels. This tiny treehouse is incredibly cute and has an austere mysticism about it that really lends itself to the “living in the hills” mentality. Mathias is very particular in his verbiage, which would point towards past experiences fueling a need to explain how to avoid instances which would disobey the comfortability of living above his main house space. This is a great quality to have as you don’t want to anger who is hosting you, but can promote a slight aspect of walking on eggshells when on the property. Us as hosts as well it’s trepidatious pointing this out, but in truth the rules and regulations he’s outlined are a great way to ensure you are the right fit for this stay. Do read everything and communicate clearly. It helps your host live at ease while you occupy a space they’ve worked hard to curate for you. We’d absolutely stay here again. It’s a great experience considering the view and the proximity to a lovely part of town.