The tiny house hosts were responsive and helpful. But I would have appreciated a bit more information about the context of this tiny house.... I'd recommend this tiny house to travelers who like communal living and enjoy quirky, rather funky situations. The tiny house itself is charming, cozy, cheerful and thoughtfully appointed but there are other, quite unusual accommodations in very close proximity which are not shown in the photos. One has to walk across some gravel in the outdoor courtyard area to get to the shared bathroom and I am guessing the couple in the adjacent semi-below-grade unit could have been woken up by my trips in the night... The cottage was hot when I arrived and it could use better, and more secure, cross ventilation. It is best to heed the hosts' advice and arrive in daylight so one can figure out where the refrigerator/ outdoor kitchen area and bathroom are in relation to the tiny house....I was glad not to have had to navigate between the bath and the tiny house in inclement weather. Guess am getting a bit less adventurous and flexible as I hit my mid-60s...