Man, did I luck out on booking Linda for my first ever Airbnb experience. My sister and I rented her tiny home for two days and we truly didn’t want to leave our last day there. The tiny house has every single thing you could need; including a screwdriver which came in handy when my sister’s debit card fell into the center console of the minivan we rented for our trip.
The property itself is gorgeous and its residents (horses, pigs, cats) made the trip even more memorable. The location of the tiny house is truly only about 15 minutes from downtown Austin. That was actually almost the exact time it took us to leave from Linda’s tiny house to drive to the South Congress bridge to see the bats. (If you don’t know what I’m talking about Google Austin bats and you’ll see).
I can’t explain how relaxing it was to just be able to lay in the bed and stare out at horses in the pasture and know limitless Mexican food and random tiny trucks are scattered all around you. Linda also provides awesome information sheets on the rental and has plenty of brochures and menus of things to do and restaurants nearby incase you’re looking for inspiration.
McKinney Falls State Park is pretty close to where the tiny home is and my sister and I had an amazing time hiking along the river and even swimming near the small waterfall. If you’re an outdoor enthusiast like me I would highly recommend.
All in all if you like to explore new things and feel like you’re outside even when you’re inside this is the perfect rental for you. I would not recommend to persons who might have issues climbing stairs as these this is a raised tiny home but other than that this rental is amazing and my sister and I are already planning a trip back next year.