While this place is a cute tiny home in the desert and was very clean and had almost everything you could’ve thought of, there were a few things just to keep in mind! Most shouldn’t be a surprise as we are in the desert here! WiFi didn’t work, it said we needed to move closer to the connection, which wasn’t possible. The water pipes were frozen so we couldn’t shower or use the sink in the morning and if we wanted to we would have to use the common showers in the main hall, however they had warned of this and provided two gallons of water to rinse hands, compost the toilet, etc with. The shower pressure is weak and trickles out water at inconsistent temperatures. The loft bed doesn’t leave much overhead room so you need to be super careful crawling into bed (especially tall peeps) or you could easily fall or hit your head. With so much space and land here I wonder why they didn’t make it even slightly bigger. It’s tight even for just two people. The power went out in the morning, we had to get the host to reset it for us. The space heater kept the cabin warm enough, but definitely not toasty! One last thing: there are two tiny homes and they are positioned RIGHR next to each other. We saw our neighbors constantly. Again so much land, wonder why they don’t space it out more- privacy would be nice! Otherwise, it’s a cute place; expensive for what you get though!