Cam’s tiny house was seriously the cutest thing EVER! I have always been curious about staying in a tiny house or converted bus, so when I saw this listing I jumped on it.
I’m 6 feet tall, was concerned about how I would fit in a tiny house, however Cam answered all of my questions and even sat straight up in the bed loft to report how much room I would have for my head.
As a tall person, I can safely report that I was very comfortable. The loft was surprisingly roomy, and while I felt a bit claustrophobic at first that quickly subsided.
I love all of the attention to detail in a tiny house. The space is very small, but it’s packed full of useful things. There are Eye masks, ear plugs, and pillow spray on each side of the bed. Disposable toothbrushes travel size toothpaste, and feminine products in the bathroom. We also had a few simple things for breakfast, along with coffee and tea. It was a very well-stocked to space, and it felt very curated - you can tell they put a lot of thought into it.
While we spent most of our time in Denver exploring, the time we spent in the tiny house was very comfortable. We did not pull out the couch at the bottom, but it does turn into a bed. It was very comfortable. We appreciated that all of the windows had blinds, except for the skylight. It was also nice to be able to control the AC.
The shower was a decent size for such a small space, and I liken jt to a college dorm room shower. Just enough space to move around and do what you need to be able to do LOL I had never used to composting toilet before, but it was very simple to use, and actually kind of fun.
I appreciated the rustic wooden charm of the house. There is a literally a lot of wood, they did tell us about the settling sawdust, but we did have to adjust and beginning and there was a lot of sneezing.
The only concerning aspect of this day was the fact that the stairs going up to the loft only had a railing on one side. I understand maximizing space, but the stairs were quite steep and it just made me feel like I was about to fall. Most of the time I came down the stairs on my butt. I would just be careful when coming down at night or if inebriated.
Cam was very responsive, responding to all of my messages within minutes. They were also helpful with recommending places to eat both in their guidebook and through messages.
Even after leaving some thing at the tiny house, Cam kept it for me for over a week until I came back and got it. Talk about a super host! They even helped to arrange us tickets to the botanic Gardens. That was a nice surprise and greatly appreciated. They were seriously awesome hosts!
Overall, I absolutely adored my stay and would come again. We were only there for one night, and if it was more in our budget we would have stayed longer. It was in a great location in Denver, very central and only about 15 to 20 minutes if not closer to most attractions. The space was perfect for two adults, I know it can fit up to four. I’m not sure about children, because of the stairs.
1000% Recommend. POC + Queer Friendly.