Cute tiny house but definitely only a place to stay if you don’t have other options. The room itself wasn’t well cleaned (the bathroom was visibly dingy, the fridge had crumbs and mold in it, only had half a roll of toilet paper, no hand soap, used bar of soap in the shower, shower handle was broken off, floor was grimy, etc). It was situated in a back yard that looked more like a junkyard (astroturf lawn, piles of dog poop left everywhere at least a week, furniture and junk trash strewn all over). There was a tarp connecting the tiny house to the main house. That’s where the outdoor “kitchen” was, but it was mostly just a dusty electric stove, a sink that was filled with dirty stuff for most of the week, a nonfunctional washer and dryer, an outdoor couch that an outdoor cat kind of lived on and a litter box for said outdoor cat. The space smelled like, and had spots of, old animal feces and was filled with flies, definitely not at all sanitary for cooking. The neighborhood is pretty scary (first night I ran into a dude shooting up on the block, an abandoned car that had the windows smashed out and tires stripped, and a row of RVs/cars that ppl were living inside of while piling up trash and biowaste on the outside of, tons of fenced in guard dogs and a few dogs roaming the street loose), but generally seemed safe. Also know that A LOT of other ppl are staying there. There was one person who would leave the door to their room open so their dog could run out and harass anyone walking by (friendly but very big dog if thats a thing you’re freaked out by). The tiny house is smack dab in the middle of yard, with 2 tool sheds that it looked like ppl were living in surrounding it so you don’t really have much privacy. I had to keep the curtains closed the whole time so thatit didn’t feel like ppl were inside the house with me but I could still hear every convo outside. Seems like the house needs a ton of work but it’s livable if you’re desperate