Gone are the days of ginormous villas and grandiose hotel suites. Tiny houses have taken the vacation market by storm and Airbnb’s search function makes finding your dream tiny house a doddle. Whether you’re looking for a dash of luxury or want to get so far off the grid that your cell won’t connect, our guide to the coolest Airbnb tiny homes across the nation has you covered.
Airbnb's Cutest Tiny Homes in the US Are Worth Planning a Trip Around
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Luxury mirror tiny house — Warren, Vermont
This mirror glass tiny house in the Green Mountains of Vermont offers an extraordinary escape. It was designed and constructed in Estonia and is inspired by Scandinavian architecture. Although small, the expansive glass walls dissolve the boundaries between interior and exterior, creating a sense of immersion in the surrounding landscape and offering stunning panoramas of Blueberry Lake. Every detail of this intimate 200-square-foot space has been carefully considered, from the locally sourced tableware and artisanal soaps to the plush eco-friendly mattress and luxurious bedding. It’s worth noting the house is situated high on a mountain, road conditions can be challenging during winter and spring, and you’ll need a four-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive vehicle equipped with snow tires to access the property from November to April.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $400 per night
Flamingo Tiny Home — Matlacha, Florida
Pack your teeny tiny sunglasses, this magenta-hued tiny house is a blinder. The Flamingo Tiny Home lives up to its name with a generous lashing of bird-themed bedding, crockery, and decor. Downstairs comprises the living space, bathroom, and kitchenette while the bedroom occupies the mezzanine level. Matlacha, an old Floridian fishing village, has emerged as an epicenter for arts and creativity with an abundance of mangroves and galleries to explore during your stay.
Five guests, one bedroom
Price: $230 per night
Black cedar forest retreat — Vashon Island, Washington
Vashon Island, just off the coast of Washington State, is the perfect getaway for travelers seeking solitude. Accessible by ferry from Seattle or Tacoma, the island’s natural beauty and laid-back pace of life make for a restorative, off-the-grid stay. And within its forests, you’ll find The Wolf Den, a cozy, modern tiny cabin perfect for couples or solo adventurers. The cabin is crafted from black cedar with cathedral ceilings that create a surprisingly spacious feel, while large windows frame breathtaking views of the surrounding maple, madrona, and fir trees. Outside, you’ll find an eco-friendly bathing tub, heated by fallen timber collected from the property, where you can relax surrounded by the woodland — now that’s what I call forest bathing.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $182 per night
Off-the-grid A-frame cabin at the Hohnstead — Bonner, Montana
Switch off your cell phone and retreat into nature at this tiny home A-frame cabin Airbnb in Bonner, Montana. The space comprises two single beds, basic kitchenware, and an outdoor shower and hammock. A communal hot tub, kitchen, and additional bathrooms are a short stroll through the woodland. Dogs are welcome to join you and participate in the scavenger hunt on the premises.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $175 per night
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Cozy and charming cottage — Biscayne Park, Florida
This tiny house doubles up with a tiny pool to present the ultimate tiny retreat. The studio rental covers one floor and has basic kitchenware and a full bathroom. Although the pool is shared with the homeowners, they do give priority to Airbnb guests and will respect your privacy when they hear splashes. You’re also welcome to whip up your own cocktails in the tiki hut and borrow the provided bicycles and beach gear.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $120 per night
Adventure treehouse — Mountain View, Hawaii
Custom-built by a local artist, this teensy tropical treehouse Airbnb in Hawaii is inextricably connected with nature. Vast windows enable the rays to flood the space which is elevated and accessible via a wooden staircase. The bedroom is located in the loft while the sofa bed in the lounge provides additional sleeping space. A lava-themed bathroom is a kooky touch but it’s the zipline that hogs the limelight at the appropriately-named Adventure Treehouse.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $430 per night
Secluded treehouse in Ocala National Forest — Ocala, Florida
Deep within the Ocala National Forest (just north of Orlando), this enchanting treehouse will have you waking to the sound of birdsong and sunlight filtering through the leaves. The treehouse’s location provides easy access to some of the region’s most beautiful natural wonders. Just 10 minutes away, you’ll find the Santos Trailhead for hiking and biking, and Rainbow Springs is a 35-minute drive. After a day of exploring the Ocala National Forest, renowned for its diverse ecosystem, you can return to the treehouse to unwind in the hydro-massage hot tub or simply relax on the deck, surrounded by the symphony of the forest. The main floor features a cozy sofa bed, a well-equipped kitchen with modern appliances, a dining area bathed in natural light, and a queen-size bed suspended from the ceiling.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $230 per night
Tiny home with views, hot tub, and fire pit — Oakhurst, California
Base yourself at this Oakhurst, California, tiny house for your Yosemite adventures! The home grants 180-degree panoramic views of the High Sierras that you can enjoy from the private hot tub and swing seat. Accessible via a ladder, the main bed is on the mezzanine level while a single bed on the ground level can accommodate a third guest or child. Once the sun sets, take a seat by the fire pit and tilt your head — you’ll not struggle to see how the rental earned its name.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $240 per night
Flower pot-shaped tiny home — Burley, Idaho
The Flower Pot, an Airbnb OMG Fund recipient, is indeed quirky. Situated in Burley, Idaho, the Airbnb host invites guests to “ have a blooming good time” amidst a backdrop of rolling farmland. For sleeping arrangements, there’s a queen-sized bed in the loft, accessible via a spiral staircase, and downstairs, a kitchenette equipped with an induction cooktop allows for simple meal preparation. There’s a seasonal fire pit and a hot tub, and the rooftop provides panoramic views of the surrounding fields, perfect for sunset watching. This region of Idaho is known for its farmland, and nearby, you’ll find a charming flower farm and markets where you can pick up a harvest to take back to your little pot.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $200 per night
Little River tiny house with rooftop deck — Maryville, Tennessee
Crafted with love, this custom tiny house is a duplex design with a bedroom in the loft that leads onto a roof terrace. This deck sweeps over the surrounding forestry and river and is a prime spot for a sundowner or stargazing session. A practical kitchen comes with the essentials and there’s a fire pit in the backyard in case you’d rather live off s’mores.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $255 per night
Tiny house on wheels with views of the Green River Reservoir State Park — Hyde Park, Vermont
This tiny house on wheels is set on a hillside overlooking rolling farmland and views of the Green River Reservoir State Park. An isolated setting among nature allows the freedom of being off-grid yet the interiors of the home are as modern as you could wish for. The sustainably-minded pad has a fully-equipped kitchen, a bathroom with a composting toilet, and a bedroom in the loft. A snug seating area receives bountiful light through slider doors that lead to the patio and outdoor cooking shelter with a grill.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $150 per night
Romantic getaway on a working farm — Amherst, Virginia
This elegant tiny house in Amherst, Virginia, is lavishly appointed with stained glass windows, ornate chandeliers, and period touches. The living space features a free-standing bathtub that overlooks the rural scenery. The “Garden House” is set upon a working farm estate where rescue ponies and peacocks roam. An al fresco hot tub overlooks the mountains and is shared with other guests on the grounds as per a schedule.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $150 per night
The Glass Deck House — Salida, Colorado
Surrender your spirit to the elements at this knockout tiny house right on the edge of the Rocky Mountains, Colorado. Window walls open out to reveal views of aspen, pine, and spruce trees and there’s a writing desk in case inspiration seizes you. Dogs are welcome at this pet-friendly tiny house. A shared bathhouse is a short stroll from the cabin where you can freshen up after a day exploring the private hiking trails. The cabin shares a balcony with the North Peak View twin house. Those traveling in a group can rent out both units.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $265 per night
Adorable casita with the best view in Taos — El Prado, New Mexico
This adorable casita is located in the historic area of El Prado, five minutes from downtown Taos. It’s tastefully decorated with handpicked antiques, and if you visit during the colder months, you can relax by the old Kiva fireplace in the evenings. Guests rave about the views from the front windows, which give you a front row seat to jaw-dropping sunsets over New Mexico.
Two guests, studio
Price: $101 per night
Geodesic glamping retreat — Spearfish, South Dakota
This is one for those who enjoy sustainable living and the outdoors. The Airbnb is an ideal starting point for exploring Spearfish Canyon and the broader Black Hills region. You can take in the breathtaking hills from the vaulted loft bedroom, crowned by a pentagonal window. Unlike many other listings here, this rental is classified as a glamping experience. That might well be to ensure guests manage their expectations, but from what I can glean, the Airbnb has everything you need from a compact kitchenette, a spacious porch with a grill and outdoor dining table, and even a TV — which hopefully never gets turned on, there’s excellent stargazing after all.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $75 per night
Tiny house near Las Vegas — Sandy Valley, Nevada
Lap up the tranquility of the Mojave Desert at this tiny house on a Nevada ranch. Part trailer, part cabin, the Peacock Tiny House features a mezzanine bedroom and a beautiful roof terrace for romantic nights under the stars. The self-contained rental has a bathroom and a simple kitchen. There’s no better place to switch off and dive into your reading list or bond with your SO. Horseback riding tours and lessons are available — just ask the host.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $125 per night
The Ambleside Cottage — Pioneer, Tennessee
One of Airbnb’s top one percent listings, Ambleside Cottage, is the best rental in the Appalachian mountains for couples or solo travelers. The adorable tiny house offers 500 square feet of living space with a kitchenette, a sitting area, and a bathroom with a shower. The queen-size bed is upstairs in the sleeping loft. Outside, the private back deck leads out into woodland trails and a creek, where you can sit in solitude by the water.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $69 per night