Barrett was very helpful and friendly. This really was a very tiny house. We enjoyed our stay but had to MacGyver a few things: bathroom sliding door wouldn't stay closed by itself, no blinds at the top so had to put pillows in the window to block the light. There weren't any towels when we arrived so we had to find Barrett and ask for some. The ceiling is extremely low so be careful when you sit up. My hubby whacked his head pretty hard in the middle of the night. If you are claustrophobic then this might not bee a good fit for you. It almost felt like sleeping in a coffin.
Overall, we had a pretty good stay and left with lots of silly memories! We would certainly stay at Community Inn again but will book a different living space next time.