The Treecycle is a treasure. Charlotte and Wolf are warm and exceptional hosts, and the tiny house they have created is elegant through and through. I was especially taken with the view to the south. It overlooks a wooded gully, and there are no houses on the other side, which only deepens the sense of being in the forest. As a veteran tiny house guest, I appreciated many small interior details, such as a remarkably quiet fridge. I slept like a babe all five nights of my stay. The neighborhood is a domestic architecture lover's dream--houses from all sorts of periods and styles. It's also a tree-lover's dream--stately live oaks in just about every yard. The nearby linear park follows a creek and makes for a charming space to take a jog in. I was in Austin for a conference downtown, and walked into the city most mornings (~20 to ~25 min). The commercial stretch of Congress heading north to the river and downtown is vibrant and eclectic, but also has all the necessaries, such as the perfect little Farm to Market grocery. I won't have to think twice about where to stay next time I visit Austin!