I had a great time staying at Rebecca's tiny house. I've always wondered what it was like to stay in a tiny house and, thanks to Rebecca, I was able to do that in Austin while attending a conference downtown. Her tiny house has all of the amenities of a larger space, such as Keurig coffee maker, microwave, and bathroom with shower. I enjoyed learning from Rebecca about some of the considerations that were made while she and her friend designed the house. Lots of thought and work went into her tiny house and it shows, with clever touches and artistic elements located throughout. It felt like I was living in a small piece of functional art for a few days.
I used one of Rebecca's cool Dutch bicycles to commute back and forth between her house and the convention center downtown. It's only a two mile ride and is fairly simple to do (something like 3 turns to remember). Going downtown is a breeze because it's mostly downhill, while heading back up to the tiny house there are a few small hills but nothing too intense. She has a lock you can use but be sure to bring your own helmet.
The only thing to keep in mind is that this being a tiny house, there is not a lot of space, so if you are someone who requires lots of luggage and space to spread out, you might want to consider other options. But it was the perfect amount of space for me and fit my needs perfectly and I can easily recommend it to anyone who is interested in experiencing tiny house living (and Rebecca's southern charm).