Deal breaker: Can't flush toilet paper.
I get that it's a converted travel trailer tiny house, but you'd think that in that conversion you'd install plumbing that could handle toilet paper. It's a camp toilet with a trap door and running water, which I was okay with. But having to put my toilet paper in a trash can is little TOO rustic and I honestly would not have stayed here if that was communicated AT ALL and not just a fancy permanent sign in the bathroom after I got there explaining how it clogs the pipes.
Narrow space is REALLY NARROW: as in the door can't even open all the way. And the step is really high. The trailer is permanently parked, put in a reliable step and a better handle to accommodate the horribly narrow space.
The whole trailer rocks in the wind and moves when you're walking around. Not horrible for me, but might be for some people.
Clean and well furbished. Stocked with amenities. Comfortable bed. Decent communication. "Glamping" in the suburbs.