The Hummingbird Tiny House provides a special opportunity to reconnect with nature and a slower pace. Quietude and the chance to rejuvenate body and soul will be yours.
The tiny house itself displays really beautiful woodwork and craftsmanship - a bit like a small cozy cabin with many thoughtful touches (including a guitar and western/natural decoration). You will have a small, well-working bathroom (toilet & full sized shower - hot water is HOT and cold water is COLD, so take a moment to modulate it!), kitchen (patterned tiled sink, a gas burner, windows that overlook the mountains, small refrigerator), a cozy living/dining space, and a loft containing a supportive foam mattress for rest. The tiny house has plenty of opportunity for natural light during the day and various internal lamps/lights for use at night. Linens are provided. If it's cold (as it was when I visited in Dec/Jan), a space heater will help maintain a comfortable internal temperature. There is also a window AC unit for warmer temps. The decor is soothing and the furniture comfortable. Outside there is a fire pit (and skewers for roasting marshmallows are located in the kitchen!), with an outdoor patio table, and a cute string of lights to illuminate the front window by the dining space at night.
I recommend bringing prepared meals to heat over the stove, as there are not many stores or similar within driving distance. There is a very small convenience store, post office, and a cafe (Cluck N Moo) open a few days a week, within a few miles.
The Sandy Valley itself is beautiful with striking mountains, Joshua Trees, cacti, and similar desertscape. Note that Sandy Valley is more rural, so if you're arriving at night/after dark, take care on the roads as there can be animals afoot, roads can be bumpy, and there are limited street lights once you head away from I-15.
The Sandy Valley Ranch, where the Hummingbird Tiny House is situated, is a working ranch so it's very special to see and hear various animals during your stay (e.g., horses, dogs, cows, roosters, chickens). I would walk the front portion of the ranch in the afternoons and found it very soothing. The staff at the ranch are also helpful if you need assistance, and Rob is very accessible if you have questions too.
The ranch house, which is a few steps from the Hummingbird Tiny House, offers indoor showers, toilets, and WiFi, but you may/may not have access to WiFi and/or cellular services from the tiny house itself based on your cellular carrier. This tiny house is best for a mostly unplugged adventure with time for rest and reflection vs. screen time/web-surfing. Furthermore, there are various other rentals on the ranch - tiny houses and teepees - so you may see or interact with other guests, or you may not.
If you are looking for a desert mountain oasis, the Hummingbird Tiny House is an ideal respite.