My husband and I enjoyed staying in this tiny home (it was our first time staying in one). Steve was great at communicating and was quick about responding to calls/messages. We liked being able to stay a little out of the city, with chickens running outside, horses within view, and also being dog-friendly. The temperature was in the 20s-30s when we were there so we had issues with having running hot water, so we had to cut our showers extremely short and the then the use of my blow dryer caused an electricity shortage late one night.
We called the host and they talked my husband into turning the breaker on/off multiple times until the appliances were able to come back on. So I’m not sure if this is a typical occurrence with tiny homes, but it was just slightly inconvenient to have very limited hot water and then not being able to fully-dry my hair when it’s cold outside.
Wifi wasnt working during our stay, host was informed.
Overall, it was a good experience staying there, despite these inconveniences.
It was nice to be able to wake up and go outside to lay on the hammock. Also the king bed is SUPER comfortable.