Tiny Studio 2 has a sun roof!! Yep, so it's quite sunny inside. Okay, not totally inside but just the kitchen and bathroom. So not to worry, your bedroom is fully cemented and even cave-like in its coziness so you'll sleep like a baby hehe Tiny Studio 2 has a queen-sized bed facing a glass door that shows the indoor kitchen. The bedroom has a work desk, side table, and small dresser. Your bedroom area opens up to a little kitchenette with a sunroof where you may cook anything you please. There are pots and pans, a stove, a kettle, mineral water to drink, a mini refrigerator, plates, glasses, utensils, and more. You also have your very own private bathroom with a full toilet, and shower with water heater, which is simple and unique with its "Siargao style finish". Keep in mind we're on the island, and we are living the simple life but the necessities are there mixed in with a little charm. Tiny Studio 1 and Tiny Studio 2 (this one) share a wall with a loft-sized house which are both located within the same compound. There is also a small local shop (that is currently not being used), studio 3, and studio 4 which will be renovated in the coming year (2025). It is all fenced-in, so don't worry! But yes, you will run into other people during your stay. There are a few dogs on the property who tend to bark but honestly, they're the best kind of alarm (security) system! :) If they are bothersome, don't worry! we have some earplugs in handy for ya. At the other end of the compound, there are 2 sisters that share the space with us. We believe the compound is such a great way to delve into a more local experience here in Siargao. The compound is rich with bamboo, coconut, an array of plant species, small animals (like rabbits), and a garden. Once in a while, if you go out at night, you'll see the trees covered with fireflies. It's so beautiful. The sisters living in the compound are great-- some days you'll get to interact with them and if you're lucky you'll catch one of them carving some coconut meat out of the coconut shells, and cooking some fantastic dish. They don't usually use their "natural" stove as often anymore but it's pretty cool when they do. They throw in a few barks of wood to start a fire, and put in the pots. Don't be afraid to try the food. After all, eating is the best way to get to know our culture!hehe Lastly, the compound has a big front lawn with ferry lights and an outdoor table which you may hang out in :)