The concept is very cute, but personally, the images flet slightly deceiving… We checked-in, without issue, but within 5 minutes of checking the Tiny Home (blue one) out, there was cob webs between the blue shelves, a spider & web in the bathroom, a massive black winged bug on the bed we were going to sleep on, and what appeared to be dead tiny gnats between the white sheets. I am by no means a high maintenance person and expect bugs to be outside of the tiny home, as it’s tucked back a little, from the main homeowner’s backyard… but, this almost felt like we had to be content sleeping with bugs (inside a very small place) and the massive spiders, that were outside (all over the tiny home) was not ideal either… it just felt like the lack of maintenance to keep the physical home in itself from being taken over by so many spiders/bugs and the inside not really feeling clean took away the unique appeal of the tiny home. But, I’d say the thing that made me feel most on edge to sleep there for the night, was when we were on the couch (watching tv) and a cockroach came crawling out from beneath… if bugs, literally everywhere inside, doesn’t bother you then, the “tiny home” appeal is there… but, personally I just ended up feeling more focused on if there was a bug on me, rather than enjoying the stay. We did not shower there, but I attempted to wash my face with warm water, the next morning, and never got even remotely warm water to come out… I ran the sink faucet for 10 minutes (as it said give it some time to warm up) but, it wasn’t happening for us. Lastly, I text the owner the morning we checked out (around 9:22 AM) to state we we had left and never received a reply of any sort… I even messaged, in the AirBNB app, and only received a canned message on how to check into the tiny home.