160Sqft Tiny House Cabin Full Tour! 

That was my thought too. It's for two guests so doesn't make sense. There's tonnes of ingenious designs for tiny houses and I immediately thought the same as soon as I saw it. There's chairs that fold into walls, or within each other, or modern stools like Russian doll vases that stash inside each other. You could use one getting dressed, making coffee or by the bathroom. Definitely missing a trick there 😔

if the table was put where the mirror is, and set at countertop height, it would be more useful with meal prep, plus eating standing up (not bending over as the current table requires) For now, resin indoor/outdoor chairs from some up and coming design studio could be used with that table.

😂😂😂😂😂😂why did I find "that hot tub is sketchy" funny😂😂

Why sketchy? Is it because it is wood fired? These heat up fast, especially when the outside temperature is so warm that the water is already at 80°F.

By the way, loved how the doors have hinges like the ones in everyday furniture. How neat of a look!

Blue waffle, just Google the model

It's made by a company called Goodland. I work with the bloke that makes them

It's just courtesy which the whole world needs presently...

I think it's ridiculous to complain about having to take the trash bag out. This is clearly for sanitary and bug reasons. Ant and smelly trash might have to sit a day or two between cleanings. Why is it so hard for people to do something so simple that makes a big difference?

@@Originalman144 I understand your thoughts here and can agree with your point on some level. However, on the flip side as someone who loves to travel, is a backpacker, and has worked in the service industry for far too many years, it's about the value proposition of Airbnb's. I use them and I book them, I also love hotels and bed and breakfasts. But an Airbnb, unless it offers something unique or has other service offerings, should not cost the same as a hotel. I think the issue David is trying to make above, is that most Airbnb's try to charge hotel rates and then still add "cleaning fees" - where as a typical hotel (not always) does not and has a flat rate, with regular standard cleanings included. If I am paying a fee that specifies "cleaning" i should not have to clean. Sure, as an Airbnb owner there are instances when you cannot clean the unit, but the owner of the Airbnb should have considered that. Just like it is the consumer's responsibility to read the fine print and take out the trash if they want to book that location, and it specifies to do so. Passing that on to the consumer/client and still charge a cleaning fee along with standard rates that are only mildly competitive (depending on general area) is not ideal, and would bother me as well. Don't get me wrong, people should be tidy and respectful and good. Taking out your trash is simple and easy and everyone should do it in general. But I have had Airbnb's give me step by step lengthy directions for laundry and other odd things, so i think that it is the value that is the issue, not lack of human respect. This is just my opinion, however, I am not trying to be rude.

It depends on the place, layout..... my wife and I rented a cabin and the owner wanted us to put trash in our Audi and drive it the mile to his farm! Nope 👎🏼

It's simple responsible behaviour to take it out 🤷🏻‍♀️ Sometimes it can stink and a place reeks of it for days, or attract insects or vermin, it's just simple courtesy to take it out. In the same way I'd rinse the bath or shower out after use. It's good manners 😊

Where u looking for land at? I'm in VA n have 3+ acres . 2 homes on it which both have water power wifi etc can easily have tiny houses put on for airbnb or private getaway for family. 2 is a house other single wide. I'm wanting to either sell all and get a RV or sell one still get rv and keep other incase I ever want to come back. I rent out one for 500 month and live in the other. I've always wanted a tiny house , maybe have one built on a trailer and take it with me. Lol

Oh heck no. Where we live, you can get a whole cabin for under 150 a night. Something like this should be 50-100. That price is stupid crazy.

Funny. I charge 600 a night for our cabins during turkey season. 250 acreas of hunting, full power, water, AC, and heat. If you offer the right amenities people will pay. If you raise the rates you weed out the trash folks such as yourself.

Way overpriced.

Is it a peak holiday period when you planned to visit, perhaps?

No. Oct 27-29. Just wanted to see basic pricing.

80°F when the heat isn't even on! Once the fire is lite,it will heat up fast.

@@robinhollenbeck367 yep, I know, but I have a bad habit of listening to ALL the words people say.....” pretty hot” ! never, not for any person is 80 pretty hot, most people shower around 100- 112

Great idea! Are you going to pay for it?