Overall, we had a very enjoyable stay and would recommend this rental. The tiny house is clean, quiet, well-equipped, and conveniently located near Burlington, the bike trail, and the lake. We especially enjoyed the sauna and appreciated the peaceful setting.There are a few things future guests should know. As expected in a tiny house, space is limited, but the ceilings are extremely low in some areas—about 4 feet over the bed and roughly 4'8" in the office space—which may be challenging for taller guests. Storage is also limited, with no closet and only a small wardrobe.The kitchen was generally well stocked, although there were only two forks available. The oven controls rely on icons rather than clear labels, making it difficult to identify the standard bake setting.The washer/dryer was our biggest frustration. Clothes never fully dried during the wash-and-dry cycle and always needed to be hung up afterward. Each cycle also took several hours, which could be inconvenient for longer stays.Access requires both a 10-digit door code and a separate 4-digit alarm code. The TV setup could use attention as well—we couldn't get the sound bar working, adjust the volume, or find a charger for the remote.The outdoor amenities were enjoyable, though there was only one paddle board. If you plan to swim, bring water shoes because the shoreline is quite rocky. We also noted that the first stair step is unusually high and could be difficult for guests with mobility limitations.