Sweet Hart 1 by Tiny Away

It was very private and there was ample parking. I was able to come and go without disturbing anyone. The small house itself is immaculate and private. Everything one needs for a comfortable stay is included. I liked that it is eco friendly. The solar charged fairy lights in the evening to light the way is very helpful.

I think a flat screen TV on the wall opposite the entrance door would have been nice. Also a small dedicated pathway from the parking area - it was wet and a bit muddy walking to the back area from the concrete pathway - perhaps just cobbles or gravel would help.

Included hot beverages and fresh milk which was amazing. Cute little chocolates on arrival! Last but not least a personalised message welcoming me!

Toilet was cramped, because my partner is tall.

It was a first for my partner and I to stay in a tiny house. It was so comfortable and felt relaxing. I really admired the adorable welcome note on a miniature board stand and unfortunately was the only photo I took of my entire stay, as I was too tired the night we arrived. The host was very polite and as-well as the tiny away team when you receive the confirmation email and information email about the property. The location is lovely and easy to find/access. Parking is at the front of the main house and is no hassle at all. I must say though, if you do arrive and it’s dark already, make sure you have a torch light or use your mobile phone torch just to give you extra light so you can see where you’re walking, although you’re given simple instructions on where to go and which side to walk down but this only if you arrive during dark hours and not during the day. You may also want to pack shoes that you wouldn’t mind getting slightly muddy or get a bit of grass stuck on it due to the wetness of the grass during this type of season, because in order to get too the tiny house, you will need to walk from the cemented parking area and onto the grass. Hence why I packed gumboots because I knew we were arriving at night and the grass would be wet. It’s as if you’re camping out in your backyard amongst the beauty of nature but instead of a tent, it’s in a cute tiny house. Overall we enjoyed our one night stay.