What a neat little place to stay!
I've been thinking about making my own tiny home for a while now. As luck would have it, everything fell into place to where I got my first experience in one in this little guy.
Super cozy. Tucked away into the backyard so very quiet. No windows, but plenty of lighting for each little area. Some natural light sneaks its way in through a couple of spots so it's not a pitch black box during the day.
Got use of the window unit my first night. Worked just fine. You might want be be someone that likes white noise while you sleep if you kick it on though. The unit is in the loft directly next to the bed, but it doesnt take long to cool down when you're that close.
A cold front came through a few nights later bringing the temperature down to the lower 40's. Even with the heater at full, I was waking up to it being about 50 degrees inside the building in the mornings. If you're planning on staying in Austin during the shoulder seasons, be prepared. If you're staying in the tiny house during the colder months, you may want to treat it like glamping and bring enough to stay bundled up.
I didn't use the main house too much other than morning showers, but everything seemed very well kept and accessible.
Overall, a positive experience for my first Airbnb. It definitely gave me inspiration to put together my own tiny house in the future.