Tiny Digs Hotel of Tiny Houses Portland

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Delightful Stay at Tiny Digs Hotel! My husband and I had a wonderful time staying at Tiny Digs! The tiny houses were absolutely darling, well-appointed, and thoughtfully designed. Everything was spotlessly clean and full of charm, making our stay both cozy and unique. Beyond the accommodations, the location was fantastic—super walkable and close to great coffee shops, restaurants, clever wine pairing shop, and more. It was the perfect spot for exploring the area without needing to drive everywhere. We highly recommend Tiny Digs to anyone looking for a fun, off-the-beaten-path experience instead of a typical hotel stay. If you love quirky, cozy, and memorable lodging, this is the place for you!

I loved the Cabin Tiny! It was clean, easy to check in, convenient, and in a great neighborhood. The road was a little loud/vibrated the unit a bit when big trucks went by, but it didn't disturb us. This is a great place to stay, and so cute! I love the themes and every single detail was so well thought out and thoughtful. The photos on their website are very representative of the space, but it is even cuter in person!

I loved my tiny digs experience! It was so cozy, and everything was even cuter in person than the website... it was a great stay. Location is awesome, too. We were there on a very cold night and it took a few hours for the space to warm up. I would have liked if someone turned the heat on low before we arrived, that would've made a big difference. Other than that, I really appreciate what a unique place this is and I'd love to stay again.

We stayed in the Merlot House for a 4 night stay as part of a longer West Coast trip for Halloween. Easily the best place we stayed on the trip! Very clean and cosy room. Shower was great, bed was comfy. Binder provided loads of good recommendations in the local area. Really enjoyed the local neighbourhood too. Would definitely recommend to anyone staying in Portland.

Stopped here on a road trip for a night and it was perfect! Super chilly and the heaters take a little to warm up, was not a huge issue for us! We loved it. Plus there’s two homes where dogs are allowed so we got to bring our bud along (puppy was leashed shortly before he’s a curious one!)

I stayed at Tiny Digs for a work retreat this past week and absolutely loved it! There were nine of us in total, each staying in a different tiny house and we all had a really enjoyable experience. I stayed in the Cottage and loved the covered porch, especially since it was raining in the morning and I could still sit outside and enjoy the common area. The inside felt like I was staying at my grandmother's house! The location is perfect; safe and secure, but easily walkable to great restaurants and bars. We are already talking about our next stay here!

The Rock & Roll house was perfect. We spent two nights there. The property was secure, very cool atmosphere (we shared drinks around one of the courtyard fire pits), great neighborhood with lots of walking distance options for food/coffee/libations, and their local recommendations book was spot on. My brother and his wife even drove down from Seattle for a night (they stayed in the Merlot house), so it was a mini-family reunion. Pam was very helpful and accommodating with check-in paperwork completion (thank you, Pam!). We will be back.

What a fun experience! We stayed in the Rock & Roll house and it was great. The decor was fun and we had everything we needed. These are Tiny but that's what we signed up for. The courtyard was a nice place to hang outside, with gas fire tables and corn hole. The location was an added plus - restaurants, a brew pub, bus stops, all in walking distances of under a minute to many more under 10 minutes. The owner was really responsive and super friendly.

I spent a weekend here in the Zen tiny house and would highly recommend booking here! The houses are all beautiful on the outside and although tiny, they have everything you need. I liked the layout of Zen, which is you walk in and there's a shower and toilet on either side of the entryway. The kitchen and a counter with storage comes next and then you have a very comfy bed. We came shortly after the snow storm and the owners kindly messaged us saying we could rebook for another time in case travel was too dangerous. The electricity, water, heat were still on when we reached out so we went for it. There's plenty of street parking and it was never an issue when we were there. There's a locked gate surrounding the grounds so it felt quite safe and I always saw staff around. I had to ask for soap while there and the response time was very fast. I loved the location as it was in walking distance of breweries and restaurants. I highly recommend checking out Epif. The amenities for Zen were great- mini fridge, hot plate, coffee and tea provided. The shower had enough hot water each time we used it although they will tell you that with the tiny home comes a tiny water heater translating to about 15min hot water. My only recommendation is I wish there were coat hooks by the door and I feel they missed out on some great storage space under the bed and above the windows. For a short stay it worked though. Overall we had a great stay and I'd check out a different tiny home next time.

Super cute sister getaway! Drove up and was greeted right away. Great staff, and very clean interior of our tiny hotel. It was so cute and we appreciated the tips on local restaurants in the area. So much fun to experience this!

This is a definite no. I'm all for supporting small businesses which is why I picked this business in the first place. My family and I really looked forward to staying here several times in the coming months and I recommended it to others as it seemed to be a fun place stay as well was good location for us. Unfortunately, before my first visit I had a difficult last minute cancellation which caused a lot grief and sadness. We looked forward spending the holidays with a family member in hospice and having a cheery last Christmas with them. A suprising positive Covid test caused the cancellation, catching our family members off guard. This business's response could not have been more callous towards the reason for cancellation and was aware of our situation. Even with our 72 hour notification, they didn't offer any kind condolences about what happened but, Instead they chose to remind us of their "very strict cancellation policy" and offered no type of refund (not even a partial one). On top of keeping the total $457.00, they also took the opportunity to solicit and resell themselves by stating in the "Sprite of Christmas" (whatever that means) here's $100.00 towards your next stay. Call to book that reservation and mention this..." Talk about tone deaf, never again would we do business with them. This could have gone in such a different direction with the understanding and kindness of a few words during a very bad situation yet here we are... A one star.

I cannot say enough great things about Tiny Digs!! We stayed for three nights in Arthur and had a great experience. It is such a cute space and the attention to detail with the decor is spot on! The neighborhood is nice with tons of places to grab a bite!! We came from spending time at the beach so had alot of luggage and really did not feel cramped in our tiny home! My husband is 6'1" and did struggle a bit with getting up into bed but not enough to negatively affect our opinion of the hotel! We knew we had booked a tiny house, so it was to be expected. The owners were super friendly and Pam even let us tour the Cottage as it was still unoccupied. She chatted with is about the new homes that had just opened and the new home they have acquired. (Can't wait to see how that one turns out!!) All in all, Tiny Digs is a great spot to stay in Portland. I highly recommend it!!

I needed a place to stay while visiting family, and stayed not only in the Zen which is the tiniest of the homes, but then switched the Beach when two more of my family joined me. These are well appointed, adorable places and very comfortable. The owners are very responsive, and any questions I had were answered quickly. There is free street parking and lots and lots of restaurants within walking distance. I didn't have time to try them though, as I was with my family. I stayed several weeks and was glad I stayed here.

Clean, the staff was easy to work with in our experience. Places are cute and have been kept up well, which was a worry given some of the reviews were older. Good location, bunch of stuff in the area. Coffee shop two blocks away. The houses are indeed tiny, but fully functional.

I cant wait to stay here and want to see how it actually is living in a tiny house before I purchase one....this is a great opportunity for many to discover how to live in tiny situations since the cost of living these days is astronomical

Right now, I'm currently sitting in a Cramped, 20 foot tiny gypsy house In Portland, Oregon On a 4 foot tall bed crammed with Myself, our baby on my lap, Our overly-anxious dog, Laying on top of my feet And my spouse on their computer In front of them doing their coursework. There is a mad-hatters-looking lamp That looks like something out of Alice in Wonderland Tilted in an alarming way Resting on the mattress Because the light above the bed Didn't work and we had to improvise. My finger is pulsing due to an encounter with an Exposed nail in the riveted decoration Of a wobbly green tufted foot stool That we had to use as a step-stool To get on the bed. It's dark outside And there is a rhythmic slow pinging noise Every four-or-so seconds Coming from somewhere near The windows. After a close inspection, Jaime declared To our relief that it was not leaking rain inside But rather just the water running off the roof And hitting a hollow pipe On the outside of the trailer And it was echoing inwards. We just did a quick check-in with each other And we are both exhausted And feeling stressed. We had to haul in Every single item that we brought with us On our 14+ day trip Into the tiny house After we received a welcome email Strongly encouraging us to bring All of our belongings inside. Paired with barbed wire Above the property fence, This does not help to provide The relaxing experience We were hoping for After a long day of travel. Unsure of how they have such high reviews...unless they delete the bad ones?

My fiancé and I went on a cross-country trip and Tiny Digs was where we stayed when we were in Portland and we cannot recommend it enough! The owners were so welcoming and sweet, complimentary coffee was provided and the firepits and string lights in the middle of the community added to the relaxation of our stay. Each tiny home had a different theme and we chose to stay in The Beach tiny house because of the sleek look of it with the pops of beautiful turquoise throughout the home. 10/10 recommend!

What a terrific concept for a hotel! Especially during a pandemic! We were driving from WA to CA and made a last minute decision to stop in Portland for the night. The online reservation system wasn't the easiest to use (but that may have had more to do with my husbands ancient phone). There is a phone number you can call to talk to a real human if technology is failing you. Here are some highlights from our stay in the Bamboo Tiny House! PROS: -- Completely contactless, zero human interaction required to stay here! Key code entry into the main gate, and a second key code entry into each tiny house. -- EXCEPTIONALLY COMFORTABLE BED! My partner is always too hot and prefers a rock hard bed, I'm always too cold and prefer a softer bed... but for some magical reason, we both LOVED the bed here! I found a tag on the sheets and made a note of the brand and product number, but I'd really love to know where they bought that wonderful mattress! -- Ideal for people with various sleep schedules! My partner is a night owl, and I wake up early... so it's always a bit awkward staying in a regular hotel where one us is awake and doing something right next to the other one who is trying to sleep. The Tiny House probably has about the same square feet as a standard hotel room, but by splitting it up vertically, it creates a secluded sleeping space cut off from the rest of the space, where wakeful one's can futz about! -- Character! Love, love, love the design, aesthetic and quality of these cute little spaces! -- Just the right size. My partner and I are 5'11 and 5'10 and felt this space was surprisingly roomy for how "Tiny" it seems at first glance. -- Kitchenette with mini-fridge, hot plate, kettle, French press, complimentary coffee, tea, sugar, and creamer. Dishes, cups, utensils, and dish soap and a dish rack for cleaning up! -- DELICIOUS TAP WATER! ...is all the tap water in Portland this delicious?! -- Space heater. We stayed here during the dead of winter, and it only took ~10min of running the space heater on high for the whole Tiny House to feel warm and cozy! CONS: -- The artistic/modern sink is a bit tricky to use for washing dishes, though not impossible!

Visiting from out of town and decided to stay in a tiny house. OMG I loved it. What an experience to add to our vacation. Fun for kids too, grandson love the loft bed. You have everything you need for a comfortable stay. There's a kitchen if you would like to cook a small meal or prepare some snacks. Ours had a full bathroom and the shower was a good size. Each tiny house had its own theme. There is modern, log cabin, zen, cottage, beach house, gypsy, and box car. We were in the box car and it was true to its there. Lighting fixtures and small details all made it a great experience. I highly recommend staying here at once you will not be disappointed. Once your inside outdoor noise is minimal. There is also a center area with a fire pit and games for gatherings. Only good things to say. Love, Love, Love.

Very cute!! I was working my way up and down the coast and I am currently staying south of there, in Salem, Oregon. The registration girls knew exactly where I had just come from -- they asked me which Cabin I stayed in. Pam, the hosts and her husband were very receptive and welcoming. She double check to make sure I had everything that I needed. It was so cute I had my own little tiny, teeny cabin to myself which was actually larger than a hotel room. The price was the same as a regular hotel room, why not? I was doing my research online and found this place and had liked it so much, I stayed two nights instead of just the first night. Each room had ample electrical outlets and the Wi-Fi was very very strong signal. Negatives? There were none. There was no TV. But with their great WiFi signal, we could've received anything via Wi-Fi... Netflix... Hulu, whatever. I did have a few things to do for work and I have no problem logging into the system using my laptop but I was not about to watch Netflix. I'm on vacation!!

How many people can say that they've actually stayed in a tiny house?! It really is an experience that you won't forget. My hubby and I were looking for an affordable place to stay in Portland, and this was just as affordable as the lower ranged hotels. I am so happy we did this because it is so "Portland" and it was actually in a great safe place. Sure; towards the end my 6'5 hubby and I were really missing our king sized bed, but we loved the option of choosing our own tiny house style (we went with the modern one) and we learned that we could never live in a tiny home in real life! We really did have a magical stay and you should try this place out too!

Amazing amazing experience! Hands down, best value/location/ weather/ service... every detail was beautifully executed and on theme! I can't believe how beautiful it was in person and can't wait to go back. It was by far the best deal out of all hotels in Portland and the tiny home location is in a safe cute quirky neighborhood. I simply asked for a later time to check out due to a sake festival we attended.. we were promptly given a later check out time!!!

Very cute and unique experience! We stayed in the barn and it was every bit as adorable as pictured. There was no detail spared in the design, and so ingenious the way they fit everything in. The reservation was confirmed via email with instructions for self check-in sent to us a few days in advanced. It was all very organized and went like a breeze! The info binder was also very informative and there were instructions for everything, including how to correctly fold down the artwork that turned into a wall-mounted table, and how much coffee to use for a good tasting cup of Joe. The area has a lot of nice restaurants and breweries around the corner and there's also a Whole Foods and laundromat nearby. The bed was comfortable and it felt very quiet and private because the hotel is located in a gated lot. They also have a nice fire pit area where you can hang out. And a note re: noise: the houses are quiet, but not totally soundproof. Our neighbors were respectful and didn't hang out too late, but we could definitely clearly hear entire conversations from inside our house. Overall, an adorable place to stay in Portland!

This place does not have good customer service. I canceled a reservation within one hour on the same day and they charged my credit card for half the amount. When I request the amount be reversed I was told that I would be charged 4% of the amount for processing. What the hell ever! Don't book with them!!!!!

So, this hotel is everything Portland. I booked the bamboo hut for 4 nights with my family of three (husband, myself and a 3 year old). I booked through Expedia and they called me right away saying Expedia doesn't always have the same info as their site. They didn't have the bamboo hut for all the nights but let me switch it out to the log cabin for a night. It was actually pretty cool to try out two different types of 'homes'. These homes are tiny, like really tiny. You can barely sit up in the bed without hitting the ceiling. Getting up to the second 'floor' is a bit dangerous. We had a wood ladder one day, and steep steps the next. There is a small couch, tiny kitchenette and bathroom. It has all the essentials, just micro sized. With all that said, it was quite the experience. My toddler loved the uniqueness of it, but I couldn't do it for more than a few days. Some reviews on here state they have live music, but that is not the case. There isn't a lively atmosphere outside the homes, rather everyone keeps to themselves. Parking is plentiful. There are a ton of coffee shops and restaurants within walking distance. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone traveling with a baby, a senior or with friends they aren't super comfortable being squished with. One star off because the second cabin, the bamboo one, has no real curtains on the second floor so the sun shines bright in the morning without being able to be blocked. We ended up propping up pillows to block it.

I cannot speak more highly about Tiny Digs - if I could add a few more stars I would. From our arrival to our departure it was amazing. We had the Arthur (aka the train car) and it did not disappoint. It was well thought out, incredibly clean, and every detail was a delight - they even custom made the towel rack and toilet paper holder from railroad spikes. Staying in our own, themed tiny house was like being transported to a different world. And as an added bonus, our bed was super comfortable (my girlfriend still raves about the mattress). It was also in a great area - walking distance to great restaurants (try the German restaurant - so good), breweries, and an old movie theater that serves up current movies with great craft beer and wine. It is also not too far from downtown Portland and some of the other cool neighborhoods. And there is a rental car place about a block away if you want to rent a car and take an excursion (definitely recommend the falls and Edgefield - a McMenamin property). And the owners are great - good people that really care about you and your stay and are very passionate about the unique lodging they have created. I highly recommend Tiny Digs and any of its tiny houses. PS - In looking at some of the more negative reviews, please take them with a grain of salt and note that you are staying in a "tiny" house ... that is what you are coming for. It is very clean and comfortable but it is a tiny house. Saying that it is "tiny" in a review in a negative way is a bit unfair. That is like complaining that a hotel room is pink when it is called the "Pink Room" and all the online photos of the room show it as being pink.

Absolutely loved our experience here, we stayed at the Merlot and it was soooo beautiful and well thought out and all the cute little details we really loved it! Would definitely come back

What can I say about this place that hasn't already been said? When my boyfriend and I booked a long weekend trip to Portland and found this hotel, we knew we found our home away from home. Being the tiny house enthusiasts that we are, we knew we were in for a treat. From the get-go, we felt extremely welcomed even before we arrived. I had originally booked a tiny house that both my boyfriend and I decided was not suitable for us, and so I emailed one of the owners and told her that we wanted to switch to something else, and we got an email back right away with an approval for the switch. Not only that, we ended up arriving in town hours before the check-in time with handful of luggages and nowhere to go. After telling the owner of our predicament, she was able to give us a locker to store our stuff and made sure that we were able to check in early. It was so very sweet and we were so thankful. We ended up in the Cottage, which was extremely charming. The attention to detail was extraordinary. It was easy to tell that everything was made and designed with love. I was lucky enough to catch Allison right before she left the property to ask her for the tour of the other tiny houses that were vacant at the moment. She agreed right away even though she just gave the same tour to a group not even an hour prior. As we walked through the other houses, we were again awed by the details and how true to the theme each tiny houses were. She also gave us tips on how to build our own tiny house. Some of the things she suggested we never even knew or thought of. The location of the property was also fantastic. The commute to downtown took less than 5 minutes by car and about 10 minutes by bus. The bus stop is literally right in front of the property so we never had to walk far. There were also plenty of cute shops, restaurants, breweries, and even a movie theatre, all within walking distance of the tiny houses. We seriously could not have asked for a better location. To say that we we impressed and had an amazing time would be an understatement for this spectacular establishment. This is a place that we can see ourselves coming back to again and again when we visit Portland. Highly highly recommend.

Tiny Digs is the spot to stay in Portland. It's in a hip, bustling area with restaurants and bars popping up all the time. It's walking distance to two different Niketown bike spots, which are arguably the best way to see Portland. The beach cottage was well-outfitted (makeup wipes, fresh coffee, etc...) and super clean. My boyfriend and I were surprised at how comfortable the mattress was in the tiny home. We met the owner on Friday night who showed up around (let us peek in a new home) and told us about her husband's building project... he's built all the homes except one. These homes are not for everyone, however. Before staying in Beach, make sure you're comfortable with walking up and down a tall, steep ladder to get to the loft. Also, it would be quite challenging to cook in them as they're not really fitted with enough dishes to cook a meal.

This place was absolutely amazing! We spent a night in the Zen house and it was a perfect spot on our honeymoon road trip! The staff is super accommodating and the place was clean and fresh! Such a unique idea for a hotel. The outdoor area has cornhole, fire pits and hammocks to hangout at! Overall such a wonderful time! Would definitely stay here again! Thank you Tiny Digs!

It's a tiny home and I dig it! Tiny Digs Hotel brings back the feeling of my first college apartment with the sensibilities of an AirBNB. Basically, you live in a tiny home, 150 square feet of space, but filled with all the basic amenities including a full kitchen (with plates, bowls, and cooking tools), couch, bed, and full bathroom. You can comfortably fit two and easily get four to fit in these cozy homes. Each home has a cool theme which dictates their decor. I spent two nights in the "Beach" home which was painted sandy white and ocean blue with fish and mermaid decor. The water heating was a bit lacking, as I sometimes found the shower water too cold for my taste, though this is the only complaint. Tiny Digs also features a pretty outdoor area to relax and lounge including a fire pit, but the rainy Portland weather prevented me from getting any use. Also, Tiny Digs has a deal where if you have a group of people rent out the entire hotel (which is fairly cheap), then you become permitted to throw parties at the Hotels. Tiny Digs is the coziest you'll ever be in an over night.

My daughter and I stayed one night in the Modern tiny home. We loved it! Super clean, perfectly appointed and the bed was soooo comfy! Hotel staff are super accommodating. I like that they have "lockers" to store your luggage if you want to explore the city before check in or after check out. Super cute neighborhood with restaurants and shops. Two places I recommend: Güero for lunch/dinner and Missionary chocolates for a treat (Tiny digs has coupons in the welcome binder). FYI, You're about a 15 minute Lyft ride to downtown Portland.

we were so excited when we found out that portland had a tiny hotel, because we had really wanted to experience staying in one. this hotel is so beautiful and an incredibly unique experience. we stayed in the barn which had really well done decor, all the way down to sliding farm door for the bathroom and a barrel sink. the bed was on the loft and even though you have to be a bit careful getting up so you don't hit your head on the ceiling it was one of the comfiest beds i have ever stayed in. the whole tiny house was just very cozy and welcoming. the lot that the houses sit on is adorable and very quiet and peaceful, we had a great time sitting in the center courtyard with our coffee in the morning. we would highly recommend this hotel to anyone interested in tiny houses! it was a really fun experience and we would return for sure

This place is SO cute! We chose the cabin to stay at! We were looking for a hotel to stay at to do some Portland Christmas shopping and we decided to give Tiny Digs a try. Was basically the same price. Clean, secure and quiet! We loved it and will be back to try out another themed tiny dig!!

My boyfriend and I stayed in the Cabin and loved it! It's in a GREAT area of Portland, breweries restaurants shops and a movie theatre are within a 5 minute walk. It's so cute and so well decorated, and the staff is very friendly. I would highly recommend!

If you are concerned about Covid rules being followed, this is NOT the place to stay.... I stayed for 3 days, a couple of weeks ago. Staying in the Tiny Houses was a fun and unique experience. My reason for 2 stars is because I purposely stayed here to prevent being in a crowded hotel due to covid. Upon our arrival late in the evening, we discovered there was only 2 sheets of TP in the bathroom. This made me feel less confident that the tiny house was NOT throughly cleaned, as described over the phone before my arrival. The next morning the owner arrived to the location without a mask and was in and out of the tiny houses and property the entire day. During my 3 day stay, none of the employees or owner wore a mask. Several groups also congregated outside with no masks. This is not a Covid safe location!

With the world that we are in right now a benefit is that it gives us the opportunity to look local for a getaway. I discovered an amazing place in Portland, OR that is very special. The Tiny Digs Hotel offers a number of tiny homes set up in a small tiny home neighborhood each offering a special look and feel for a great break. I stayed in the Cottage for two nights. The décor made the space very comfortable and inviting. The space was small but very cozy and perfect for a short escape. The loft area had easy to maneuver stairs and a very comfortable bed. The attention to detail was perfect down to the electric oil lamps with a flickering bulb giving that old-world feel. Outside of the tiny home, there was a central area that was shared by the community and wonderful lighting that provided a great accent to the area. The owners are absolutely amazing people. Very welcoming, they make you feel right at home. I most definitely recommend this hotel without hesitation or reservation. Are your bags packed? You will love it. Also with covid I have to say the cottage was squeaky clean! And I love sitting on the porch breathing in that fresh air. Thank goodness we don't have to wear masks outdoors.

We had the JOY of staying in the Arthur, the train themed house. Loft bed upstairs was perfect for 2 adults and a pull out bed downstairs accommodated 2 kids. When the bed is pulled out downstairs, it is a challenge to get around it, so going to the bathroom or using the kitchen would have been hard. That said, the house was fully outfitted in the style of a train, all details like lanterns hanging for lights, hold on rails, RR crossing signs. Such a delight. The loft bed has low headroom, and is super cozy, well lit, with a fan and windows that open for breeze. Bathroom has a wonderful shower, and sinks were beautiful. My only complaint would be that the fixtures in the bathroom sink are too close to the wall of the sink, and in the kitchen, the sink doesn't drain well due to it being a flat sink and not tipped inward at all. That is not really a complaint, more of a design flaw, but definitely made it a bit challenging. Outside, the Arthur was decorated with a cute display of luggage to go with the travel theme, chairs to sit in and enjoy a cuppa' coffee in the morning or drink in the evening. There are 7 or 8 other TinyHouses right next to each other, but there was a sense of privacy once you get in to your home. There is a fire pit outside with twinkle lights for evening and morning enjoyment by all, and 2 hammocks. Other houses have little koi ponds and fish ponds outside in barrels to match the themes (bamboo house, lodge house). Delightful attention to details throughout. Parking is just outside the gates, which are locked with a security code given at check in. Rooms were EXTRA clean, which in the time of COVID is a big help, and they took some precautions to take items out of the room that might be suseptible to Covid spread (magainzes and other like items, all detailed in a welcome sheet upon entry). The staff really go beyond in cleaning. It was a wonderful night, a delightful quirky place to stay for a night.

What an awesome experience to stay here! It is defintiely a much different experience than a hotel, but definitely one worth having. For a full review on our stay, check out my travel blog article! https://wp.me/p7Ah7y-2L1

Wanted an experience that would create memories for our kids over Father's Day...this place did it! Thank you!

I love this place. We were assigned the train car based on our needs - sleeping for 3. I uploaded a video tour so you get the feel of the place. It has everything you need for a comfortable stay here in PDX. It's close, yet so far from the downtown area. In fact, it's one of the few areas where we haven't seen even one homeless person lingering about. There are a plethora of yummy restaurants within walking distance. Our daughter slept on the 'couch', which is really a futon mattress, so perfect for the kiddo. Our bed was an upstairs loft, so we had some privacy from the little. The bathroom has a sliding door which closes it off completely, so plenty of privacy in the restroom. There's a fan in the bathroom that can pull air through the whole place. Just open a window in the loft & viola - you'll recycle air for the whole place. Our unit has a French press coffee maker with a hot plate & kettle as well as a fridge. The French press makes better coffee than the Kuerig systems most hotels have. They have free WiFi, but it never worked for me. My phone moved much more efficiently using my 3G cell service. In terms of value, this is a deal. The well executed design of the indoor space combined with the free parking & outdoor spaces (hammocks, Adirondack chairs, fire pit, cornhole game) makes this place a steal! Plus - who doesn't at least want to try a short stay in a tiny house to decide if this life is even remotely close to doable in your world? I mean, we've all seen the show on tv and thought - 'I could totally live like that'. Put your money where your mind is & give it a try. Even if you, like us, realize a tiny house is NOT in your future, you'll get a feel for what this life is like (very similar to glamping') in a commitment-free way that makes it all the more enjoyable.

The Tiny Digs Hotel in NE Portland might just become your favorite {tiny} home away from home - perfect for a vacation, staycation, girls' weekend, or getaway. Tiny Digs is located on NE Glisan, a block or so off 28th and the "most delicious half-mile" in Portland. The hotel is collection of six custom-built, individually-styled tiny houses, ranging from a traditional red clapboard barn to an airy beach house to a Romany traveling wagon. (There are plans to expand to thirteen tiny homes in coming years.) Each one runs about $145 a night ($155 on weekends), and is fully furnished, including a queen-size bed, fold-out couch that doubles as "living room" seating, sink, shower, flushing toilet, light cooking options, and a small attached deck. The tiny house we stayed in - one of the very smallest of the tiny homes that make up Tiny Digs - was designed and decorated as a colorful, bohemian-themed Romany carriage. Like all the other rooms at the Tiny Digs Hotel, the "Gypsy Wagon" was all about the details. Our tiny home was filled with striking, carefully chosen textural elements: from the wall paper to the beautiful hand-painted furniture, everything was such delight for the senses! The beds in all of the Tiny Digs "rooms" are outfitted with luxury linens, and let me tell you - they are very comfortable! Tiny Digs also supplies guests with comfy, plush bathrobes, and a nice selection of teas. The small cooking area includes a mini-fridge and toaster oven. A couple of things to note: as of this date, none of the current dwellings at Tiny Digs are ADA mobility complaint [due to the small number of "rooms" at this time, compliance is not required], but the owners confirm that handicapped-accessible tiny houses are part of their future plan. Also, the WiFi was very slow the weekend we stayed. I don't know if this was a temporary issue, or longer term, but in any event, don't go there planning to get work done: this is a place to relax, kick back, and enjoy the one you're with. When we arrived at Tiny Digs for our staycation, my husband and I made a conscious decision to park our car and not move it all weekend, just to see how much we could see and do without driving. We had no problem whatsoever getting around. Tiny Digs is located just a few minutes' walk from hip, artsy, NE 28th Avenue and Portland's renowned "Restaurant Row," and just a few more minutes to E Burnside and the Laurelhurst Theater. You will definitely have plenty of things to do! Overall, we loved our stay at Tiny Digs, and have already made plans to go there again. I highly recommend that you check it out!

This place was AWESOME!! we stayed for 2 nights in the Gypsy Wagon. It was a very unique experience. The room is small but fun. The bathroom was close to uncomfortably small, but it worked fine. The hotel is in a fantastic location and within walking distance to a bunch of cool restaurants and a brewery. This place was about half the cost of other hotels in the area I was looking at, and I think we had twice as much fun with it. if you are 'on the fence' about this place because you think it might be weird, or too small, DO IT! It was so much fun! I'll never stay anywhere else in Portland.

BEST!!! BEST!!! BEST!!! Place ever!! Thank you so much. We had the best Valentine's Day at the barn

My family (two adults, one preschooler, one pup) stayed at Tiny Digs in December '16 and we loved it. It's as simple as that. The whole complex is smartly thought-out and operated well. Even with the premium on square footage and the proximity to the other houses, it feels like you're in your own place. And it has a sense of privacy, even though it's tucked into a relatively-bustling neighborhood. We had the Gypsy Wagon and it was comfortable with just the right amount of Bohemian flair. It's the only single story house, and it still has a surprising amount of space for something that's 16'x10' (smaller than most master bedrooms). The bed is comfy, and there's a full-facility bathroom, couch, table, little fridge, everything you'd expect a hotel room to have, and seriously, like 10x more fun. The location is premium goodness. You can walk (easily!) to some of the coolest, tastiest, most intimate or happenin'est joints in town. And if you don't want to walk, you can rent a Biketown cruiser two blocks away. For daring out-of-towners or people simply curious about a small house, I think Tiny Digs is a perfect home base for a few days of exploring--and really being part of--the city. My recommendation: plan a weekend and bring some friends. Rent a few together. Hang out by the fire after hitting the town. It could be an unforgettable time.

We booked two tiny homes for 4 days (the Cottage and the Modern). I looked at hotel options for weeks, and every time I ruled out the possibility because they didn't give the level of comfort I needed. Then I found Tiny Digs and called to find out how they are mitigating the risk of Covid -19 exposure. Pam as the owner, answered the call herself. She explained to me what Tiny Dig's cleaning practices were, and how she and her family can enforce strict social distancing and mask wearing, because they are onsite 24/7 and can see the comings and going of patrons. Other things like each unit being free-standing, the ability to self-check in, and no one being allowed to enter your space during your stay, allowed me to feel secure, and not worry. Thanks Pam!

We stayed in the "Bamboo" house for two nights while visiting Portland this week. It was very nicely put together and it's obvious that they took the time to put thought into decorating it. We were greeted by the owner upon entering the private gated entrance. She was very kind and showed us around the house to help get us acquainted to tiny living. It's an adorable tiny house village with lots of common area seating options for being outside. The bathroom had a full size toilet and a shower large enough for tall and hearty people. We were able to park our car along the street on Glisan right in front of the gate for both days and didn't have an issue finding a spot or with a parking ticket. The area has lots of restaurants and a couple of micro-breweries nearby that were all within walking distance; we also took an Uber to various locations and at the time, it was about an $8 ride. There is a bus stop nearby but I didn't see a train/streetcar stop near. If I had one downside of the experience, it would be that the loft was a little warm at night while trying to sleep; this is nothing that can be controlled by Tiny Digs, they provided a fan and the AC in the house blew cold air - it was just an unusually hot week in Portland. If I'm ever back in the area, I would 100% stay at Tiny Digs again!!

Bamboo House was super cute!!! I would definitely stay here again. It was quirky, unique and fun. We felt like we were in our own little "tree house." A MUST try when in Portland.

We stayed for a week in the tiny barn and were really surprised by how spacious and comfortable it was! This was our first tiny house experience, so we had no real frame of reference for what it would be like to be inside of one. My husband was more concerned about it than I was, but even he said "yeah, I could live in this for a few months!" He really loved it. The shower was huge, the toilet was a full-sized toilet. There was plenty of storage, so we were able to neatly fit all of our belongings into the space without having anything on the floor/in the way. The bed was larger than our bed at home and very comfortable, and there is plenty of space for a full grown man to sit up in the bed without hitting his head on the ceiling .... I really can't complain about anything. I think one of my favorite parts about staying here was the location. We were able to take a short walk each morning and get breakfast at the City State Diner or VooDoo donuts, there are also two convenience stores less than a block away, the Bivy (a food truck court) is within walking distance, as well as a number of INCREDIBLE restaurants (The Sudra, Stammtisch, Slowburger, Pambiche, Screen Door, The Basilisk and many more). There is also a really beautiful park within walking distance called Laurelhurst Park. I was surprised at how close the airport is to Portland and the Tiny Digs itself. We expected a longer drive, so when we initially flew in, we used a taxi to get to the Tiny Digs. I would advise anyone else who's visiting without a car rental to just use Uber. It's much cheaper, and we used it to get to the airport and to the downtown. There was always an Uber driver available within a three minute drive from the Tiny Digs. We like to vacation in a really relaxed way, so we didn't make any steadfast plans before we came. We just decided to explore Portland on foot as much as possible. We spent a lot of time inside of the tiny house in between a lot of walking (and eating! lol), and it felt comfortable to be there. I would definitely suggest this location to anyone who's planning a trip to Portland!

Tiny Digs Hotel certainly has the potential to be a five star 'hotel'. This place is rather unique, eye catching, and the attention to detail is quite impressive. Each tiny house has everything a guest could need (maps, umbrella, variety of dishes, etc). However, I would argue that management needs to prioritize guest privacy and security over all else. Last month I stayed in the 'Bamboo' tiny house for 4 nights. On my second full day there, Aug. 21, I returned back to my 'Bamboo' tiny house to find a folding chair I had placed outside on the porch, now placed back inside . . . someone had been inside my tiny house while I was out. Since there is no maid service for stays of less than a week, -- emergencies aside -- there is no reason for anyone at Tiny Digs to have entered my residence. It was even more unsettling because I was staying in the Bamboo tiny house by myself and I am a female. That evening I e-mailed Tiny Digs management to let them know what happened. The co-owner of Tiny Digs, Allison promptly and professionally replied to me by e-mail. She was apologetic and said she would inquire with her team about why procedures were not followed. Allison said these procedures were to either "communicate in advance", or leave a note after entering a residence when it was a necessity (maintenance issues, etc). FYI: No note had been left, and the reason they entered was to place a folding chair back inside, huh!?! . . . not exactly an urgent matter/necessity. Even though Allison's e-mail was polite it made me even MORE CONCERNED because she acknowledged she did not know WHO had been in my tiny house (Allison said she would inquire with the other managers and staff the next day). So, my best advice for Tiny Digs would be to reprioritize: place privacy and security of guests above all else. An additional means to accomplish this would be to add 'flip locks' to the inside of all the tiny house doors so guests can feel an added level of security while they sleep. If Tiny Digs can get on top of their gaps in guest privacy and security they can be a five (5) star hotel, easily. However, as of right now, I can only give them a three (3) star rating.

We were so excited to stay here. The locations is fantastic. Our accommodations were suitable for one night, but we're grateful we didn't commit to a longer stay; we stayed in the "Modern" for $200 (plus taxes). Although we'd hoped for a comfy, quirky stay, our visit was cramped and unpleasant. We understand the allure of 'tiny digs' but our experience, unfortunately, squashed that. Other units may have a better design (privacy for toilet, sitting area) which could make the property more alluring for a repeat visit, but without seeing them in person (the photographs, although lovely, distort where you will actually be staying), would dissuade that for us. It's a relatively new property and we wish them the best as they work out some of the kinks.

We stayed in the modern themed digs for a night. It was super comfortable and we would definitely stay again for more than just one night. It was clean, there was no shortage of amenities and staff was super friendly. It's within walking district of the quirky Hawthorne district and there are rental bikes available to ride in to Portland.

Booked a few nights at this place because my wife said it looked "cute." I was very grateful for booking this establishment. They are fairly new but the owners called us before our arrival to say they were excited to have us and sent detailed instructions about our tiny house. The house is exactly as it was described online. The bathroom was extremely clean and everything about the stay was great. I would absolutely go back again!

Cabin was cute, comfortable, and had all the amenities you could need. The location was great -near excellent restaurants and breweries.