We loved staying at Patrick's tiny home. It was a really lovely experience.
A couple of notes: The place was definitely tricky to find. The entrance to the back yard is all the way around the block from the front house. The two of us were plotting our course for awhile, taking it slowly on the side streets until we found the alleyway. When we saw the alleyway, we were really nervous about driving down it in our minivan (it was also pouring down rain at the time and made the experience much more difficult). Our van scraped the bottom on the way in which was less than ideal. Stress levels were a little elevated getting there. Plot your course BEFORE you start driving (we didn't), and I think you will have a much easier time arriving at the proper location. Also, if you have a low clearance vehicle, you may want to avoid this stay or bring a different vehicle so that you can avoid damage.
The loft is definitely intended for shorter individuals. We were both under 5'6"...it was perfect for us! But surely taller individuals would bump their heads.
The outdoor lights are very bright at night. I went outside and unplugged them when we went to sleep (the outlet is near the door.) Once unplugged, the house was very dark and quiet. We slept well.
If you're staying with other people, I recommend taking a shorter shower because the hot water did run out on us.
Very quaint. Romantic. There was another tiny house next to ours, but we didn't see or hear anything from them during our stay.