Great communication from the very beginning, middle, and end. The home itself is really cute and has mostly everything you need. The loft to sleep in is like sleeping in a childhood fort surrounded by trees. And if you get as lucky as we did, open up some windows to get cross breeze and it just feels amazing. The kitchen is very capable to cook in, although we got take out TWICE from the Thai place nearby. The home is farther away from the city, but it worked well for our needs as we were in Austin for the outdoor activities. The cartridge toilet described wasn't that bad really, so if you're staying for a few days, it's totally doable. The shower was a cute wooden bucket type, but the novelty wore off pretty fast since we could only either get searing hot water or cold. The living room has a giant sofa and a TV where we hooked our laptop and watched some movies. Tiny living really is not that bad! There was storage everywhere in the nooks and crannies and the lighting was very good with many windows and lights. It was also neat that there were light switches at the top of the loft too to turn on/off the lights.

If you ever had an inkling to stay/live in a tiny house after watching many HGTV shows, this is your chance! CJ and Katie were gracious hosts and very responsive to anything that we needed.