The farm bus is super cute and fun! I would call it glamping moreso than tiny house living because the bus is not at all insulated, so in December when the temperature got down to the 30's it was pretty cold in the bus even with the heater at full blast because it doesn't appear to have insulation. If you are going to sleep on the futon beds, I recommend bringing a sleeping bag because there were no sheets provided for them. The fire pit was awesome and although I didn't get into the hot tub, the water felt really warm. The separate bathroom was wonderful, very comfortable and warm with plenty of hot water. My only suggestion is that if you are a wide bodied person, it is hard to get inside the bathroom and close the door, so it's really great for skinny bodies but a challenge for larger bodies. I'm an XL woman and I could just barely close the door, but once I was in and door closed I had plenty of room. If you are larger than that you might have trouble getting into the bathroom door. The farm animals were great! The horses were eager to say hello and allowed me to pet them even though I did not bring any treats. Overall this was a great spot for a quick overnight, but I would also gladly stay here for multiple nights.