The tiny house was really lovely. The decor inside was southwestern themed and tasteful, much more intentionally decorated than just 'serviceable', a pleasure to stay in. The composting toilet was a first for me, but surprisingly not terrible. There was a sink and a proper little gas stove, perfect for a morning cuppa. The little shower never got hot for me, but it was no issue since I just walked across to the ranch house and used their regular plumbed showers in the bathroom there. The ranch itself was lovely - sprawling, great breakfast (spinach omelet, ham steak and garlic diced potatoes), everyone super friendly. Our dog played races with the other dogs on the ranch. We took up the offer of a trail ride and spent a leisurely hour walking round the property on horse back chatting with the wrangler. The 'couch' downstairs in the tiny-house is rope on a wooden frame, personally I wouldn't be able to sleep on it (not an issue for us, as two people we just slept upstairs). Upstairs' mattress isn't the comfiest foam-on-carpet loft combo, coming from someone with chronic pain, but better than some Airbnbs I've stayed at (it didn't sag at least!).
Only caveats I'd add for other folks to be aware of, no criticizim of the property: it's confusing to find at night when it's pitch black. Google maps didn't tell us to go far enough up the road, so we took a turnoff early and ended up trundling down a gravel path in our Prius. Not an off-roading vehicle. Don't trust google maps! Wait till you see a huge illuminated ranch gate hehe! Also, a lot of the 'roads' google maps tells you to use are deep not-always-level gravel, which was a bit alarming in a Prius. Make decisions accordingly. We scraped along, a bit tense, but managed not to actually get stuck anywhere!