We had the misfortune to visit Austin during an unusually cold and rainy November. When we arrived at Tiny House, though, Amy had a fresh pot of coffee waiting for us. The house is definitely tiny, but very well appointed. The kitchen is fully stocked for cooking, and Amy had provided coffee, milk, bread, and eggs. There were even a couple beers in the fridge. She has a combo AC/heat unit that was more important than we would have guessed! By cranking the heat, and with a small space heater downstairs, we were mostly warm enough. Under normal weather conditions, I'm sure Tiny House would be very comfortable. As noted in the description, the loft does have a low ceiling. Amy has a fantastic selection of games, as well as a few books and magazines and some local maps and tour books that were helpful. The only thing I would recommend is that you bring your own music, since there's no radio, CD player, or speakers for your phone/iPod/etc. The neighborhood is quiet (and beautiful!). We weren't able to take advantage of Amy's yard because of the weather, but it was very inviting, with chairs, a fire pit and plenty of wood, and plenty of space for lounging. There was even a hula hoop! We highly recommend renting from Amy, who was very communicative. Tiny House was great, and we'll definitely stay there again next time we're in Austin.