The tiny house is such an adorable, cute little haven to spend your time in. It was just right for me, a solo traveler. I was able to spread my stuff (hiking gear, biking gear, and assorted traveling clothes) out and managed to fill up all the space. If you're traveling with a partner, make sure that it's someone that you don't mind hanging out in close proximity to, as you'll always be within feet of each other. The space is beautifully designed and decorated, and I especially loved the stained glass. The bathroom is a good size and has an awesome big sink, and a futuristic shower (with excellent water pressure). The little enclosed porch is a nice touch, but I was eaten by bugs before I discovered the bug spray hiding in the corner. The tiny house is located in an amazing neighborhood filled with an old soda fountain (Nau's), a coffee shop (the original Medici) and many many other restaurants ranging from a cafe (Galaxy's) to italian (Cipolina's) to places much fancier, and all within a super easy walking distance. Also take the time to walk a few houses down to visit a little free library (one of those take-a-book leave-a-book boxes) to exchange your vacation reading. And Cindy is an AMAZING host. She took me for a walk my first evening there to show me the neighborhood and was always reachable by text if I needed any advice. I highly recommend this as a place for the solo traveler or close couple who wants to experience what a real neighborhood in Austin feels like.