The tiny home itself was a different experience. The concept could certainly have been executed better though.
There's a kitchen and a small bathroom. The roof of the kitchen and the bathroom serves as the bedroom.
There's a couple big issues though.
1) There's a kitchen window that does not have a curtain that opens right in front of the bathroom door. The bathroom door itself is very hard to close. A combination of these factors means that your upper body is visible to anyone who could be outside everytime you visit the bathroom.
2) There are two kinds of wood used though the structure. There's the polished wood without splinters used on the walls and there's the unpolished wood with splinters and sharp edges used for exposed structural elements. Unfortunately the two skylights on either sode of the bed have the unpolished wood and it's a safely hazard. You have to be very careful every time you move on the bed. We got splinters in our hands and back about 5 times during our stay and they're painful!
3)The skylights on the bed mean you can't sleep late in the day, as the entire room gets super bright as soon as the sun rises. Worse still, there are some bright lights that point directly at the skylights that turn on at random points in the night. I suspect they might be motion activated but I'm not sure. I awoke with a shock at the sudden bright lights multiple times in the night.
4) The fridge and the cooking equipment were covered in a layer of dust.
5)Please note there's no AC so it gets hot during the summer time.