The Tiny House is exactly what was advertised. I have been looking into tiny houses and wanted to build one myself but never had seen an actual tiny house. This tiny house is remarkably organized and efficient for such constraints imposed on a trailer. When you are given a project with constraints, it takes a lot of thinking ahead to make it fully useful, functional, spacious, and efficient.
The composting toilet was not that bad as I imagined. It may be disconcerting at first not seeing any water or seeing water flush but when you follow instructions posted on how to use it, it wasn't that bad. The kitchen pretty has much everything you need for basic use: water heater for coffee/tea, utensils, frig, oven, and stove. It lacks microwave so you would have to cook or heat in oven. The sofa also works as a pull out bed and it was comfortable. The heater I used was all electric although propane heater is being offered. Personally, I am all electric so I used the electric heater the whole time. I stayed there for a couple of nights and if I could, I would have stayed longer.
The host was always responsive and has always made sure that I am all comfortable and happy with my stay. She was very gracious. She was happy to explain about her tiny house project came to reality which I totally appreciate. She also has another place called Bunkhouse and it's bigger than the tiny house. It also looks nice and if you want all the convenient amenities and bigger space, the Bunkhouse is the one you should go for otherwise if you want to truly experience the Tiny House on trailer, then this is the one!