So, I had stayed in a tiny house before, but this one is TINY! I managed fine because I’m petite, but Katie (the host) is tall and actually lived in the space for several months. It was really cute and she’d added some nice, decorative touches as well as complimentary snacks and toiletries. The composting toilet that she mentioned in the main listing was easy to use and did not smell; she included instructions on how to use it on the wall. However, showering was difficult. Near the toilet instructions were hot water ones, but they were not mentioned in her listing. First, you have to turn the hot water on all the way, wait for it to get hot (be careful, it’s scalding), then add cold to get your desired temp. After a minute or so, the heater turns off and you only have 30 seconds of warm water before it turns cold again. Then you repeat the whole process until you’re done showering. But overall, Katie was a great host! She responded quickly to all communication and check-in was seamless. Also, when I had questions while there, she was fast to attend to them and was kind when I met her in person. As a solo female traveler, I felt safe in her tiny house and her residential neighborhood was quiet, besides lots of birds during the day that I really loved!