This place is SUPER chic and homey. I wasn’t sure what to expect out of our first stay in a tiny home, but it was cozy and definitely a step above “glamping”.
Jami was super concerned about the construction going on around us —it was quite loud at times, but didn’t really disrupt our relaxation. And that’s onb just a temporary annoyance. The rooster crowing next door every morning definitely woke us, but added a rustic touch if you’re into that kind of thing... or don’t want to set an alarm clock —lol!
The hot water heater was in great working condition and the fully plumbed house was a huge bonus as some tiny homes do not have this amenity (/ necessity, depending on how you feel about emptying a bucket 😳)
It’s a bit odd to walk through a family’s backyard to get to the house, but it was well lit and we got used to it after a few trips in and out.
Jami was a great hostess and we will definitely keep it in mind for future trips to Austin.