While I enjoyed my two days in this space, it wasn't quite was I was expecting in terms of privacy. It possibly would feel more private in spring or summer when leaves are on the trees, but in winter, you are in direct eyesight of the other small house bnb and the main house on the property. While I didn't have any personal interactions with other folks living/staying there, it always felt like a distinct possibility, and there arents blinds/shutters on most of the large windows.
The tiny house I stayed in was fine enough and I didn't have the problem with bugs that some other guests reported other than maybe three small roaches, but they didn't bother me. That being said, it is a small house on wooded acreage, so insect life is to be expected. However, the windows didn't have screens on them -- the addition of those would probably help for guests in the spring and summer.
The interior of the home was primarily plastic, so it leads me to believe they were cheaply built tiny homes with the intent to sell them overpriced to wealthy folks as short term rentals vs as long term houseing. To an extent, I appreciate this because they could possibly provide a short term vacation renting situation that doesn't mean buying up houses that could be long term rentals for folks.
All things considered, the hosts were fine but I feel like they could have done a better job describing the layout ahead of time so that folks could better know what to expect. Monique was a good communicator and offered a discount on my stay when Nashville supposedly turned off water supply for 24 hrs due to cold conditions. She did this of her own volition, which was kind.
The other thing worthy of mentioning is that whomever designed the tiny house put in a ladder to the smaller loft bed that isn't sturdily sound. There aren't enough mounting bases going up the ladder -- just one at the top and one at the bottom. Anyone who is in construction knows that is a bad idea for holding weight. I'm 135 pounds and felt nervous it was going to wank its screws when I put my weight on it.
All in all, a fine stay but possibly overpriced and overhyped.