This is a lovely tiny-home! I will start with the things we found to be inconvenient and end with our favorite parts. As super hosts we have hosted over 200 guests and have traveled to many Airbnb’s over the years. We try to understand that low expectations is the best when you’re booking in a more rural area but after paying a $125 for 1 night we felt there was a need for some upgrades.
Cons:
-The shower/toilet combo takes some navigating. You need to close the pocket-door/curtain and hide next to the toilet while the water gets warm since the water stream comes out directly into the home.
-The hot tub had a bad connection and was unusable (Steve offered another on-site hot tub but it was 7pm and dark outside so we didn’t want to have to get in our car and drive to another site). This was a disappointment because it was one of the main reasons we booked the home.
Pros:
-the kitchen is REALLY well stocked (wine opener, ice cream scoop, oil, tea etc)
-there is an extra heater which came in handy
-tons of power outlets in the bed area
-super comfy bed (memory foam)
-last but not least ANIMALS (the paint horse is very sweet-she enjoyed being pet the most)