The tiny house itself was cute, clean and it was a fun experience. The mattress was quite uncomfortable unfortunately, so be aware of that if you have back issues. The area where the house is located is a bit dodgy at night. While the house is fenced off and secure, it's good to be aware of that.
Unfortunately, there have also been some issues regarding communication with Hector, or the overall helpfulness. He was typically relatively slow to respond. Check in starts at 3pm, check out is at 11am. If that doesn't work with your travel schedule, don't book this airbnb. We wanted to drop off our luggage a bit before the check in and go explore the city. Hector did not respond to that request, so we ended up leaving our luggage at a hotel where we previously stayed. We were lucky to have had that option, otherwise we would have had to haul the suitcases through the city for 3h or more. On the day of our checkout, the flight was leaving late and we asked if we could drop the suitcases anywhere before that. The initial response was a no. Then, presumably at the prospect of a bad review, he begrudgingly allowed us to leave the suitcases in the washer room of his house (which is right next to the tiny house).
Maybe we're spoilt, but the other airbnb hosts we've had typically go above and beyond in accommodating their guests' needs. We travel a lot and we've never had any trouble with simple requests like that. I also realize that a tiny house has space limitations for that, but this doesn't excuse the unfriendly communication or the fact that, especially in the beginning of our stay, there was very little effort to accommodate requests like dropping off the luggage at Hector's house (which is right next to the tiny house).