The tiny house is in a beautiful location and very close to downtown Asheville. However, my wife and I did not have a comfortable stay as the house is REALLY tiny. We are average height (5’7 and 5’5) but found the bed extremely difficult to get comfortable in and my wife felt very claustrophobic because the bed is so close to the ceiling (you cannot sit up or move comfortably without touching the ceiling).
We believe in the sustainability aspect of the house, but agree with a previous review (that unfortunately we only read after staying here) that the listing should be more transparent about the need to empty the urine bucket from the toilet yourself before check-out. This wasn’t a pleasant experience.
It was quite cold while we were there and we found the heater only heats up the area by the door and up in the bed, but does not really get to the kitchen/bathroom so it was quite cold. There was also no constant water temperature so a comfortable shower was not possible (freezing cold water then boiling hot water).
Lastly we felt the price of this tiny house was really overpriced - there are other tiny houses on the property that are much larger than this one and are listed at a similar price point. In addition, the pictures on this listing seem a bit outdated - the tiny house does not look as clean as the pictures and we noticed the chairs around the fire pit are completely rusted and looked like they had t been touched in years, but in the pictures they look shiny and new.
Overall we’d recommend this tiny house to a solo traveler who doesn’t mind spending the money to sleep in a really enclosed space and being so close to nature.
We have stayed at other tiny houses and unfortunately this one was just too tiny for us!