6/10
I liked the privacy aspect and the layout of the big tiny house. There was sufficient coffee, creamer, and sweeteners. There was a tea selection, although it was small. There was cold, bottled water, and sodas in the fridge when we arrived and a water filter with cold water in the fridge, which was awesome. However, the kitchen was not well supplied. I could not find the items I needed to cook. Also, during our stay they had the septic tank pumped which was very unpleasant and smelly. Sitting on the porch, looking out was nice, but in my peripheral vision were solar panels, a huge pile of dead wood, and in the morning there were workers spraying chemicals in the fields. Also, this is advertised as a lavender farm, but there was no lavender visible from the big tiny house. The TV was also very tiny, and had Roku. I had to use my own accounts for Netflix and Max to be able to watch anything decent without commercials. However, all in all it was way better than a hotel but there’s definite room for improvement.
Jennifer
Estada d’1 nit (maig 2025)