The Cutest Tiny Houses to Rent in the Pacific Northwest

Tiny Digs Hotel — Portland, Oregon

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This coterie of eight tiny houses — styled to resemble abodes like a beach house, a bamboo shack, a barn, and a cabin — is ideally situated in East Portland, offering easy access to tons of great restaurants and breweries. These houses are truly petite: most clock in at 150 square feet, and the inside of each is perfectly organized and decorated to suit the themes. The Bamboo and Arthur tiny houses are especially delightful. Each house comes equipped with the requisite amenities like a functional kitchen and bathroom, and prices start around $135 per night.

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Caravan the Tiny House Hotel — Portland, Oregon

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Full of all the whimsy and charm everyone loves about Portland, this hotel of six tiny houses is located in the middle of the popular Alberta Arts District. Featuring outside designs that range from funky caboose to hygge log cabin to the fantastical “Amazing Mysterium” (the outside of which looks like the traveling caravan used by the Wizard in The Wizard of Oz), the houses are all clustered around a communal space where, depending on the season, outdoor events like live music and s’mores over a campfire can be enjoyed by guests. This hotel is extremely popular, but even if you can’t get a booking, it also offers tours. All houses come with a fully equipped kitchen and bathroom, and rates start at $125 per weekday nights during the winter season.

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Mount Hood Tiny House Village — Mount Hood, Oregon

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This quaint tiny house village, located about an hour outside of Portland in the shadow of Mount Hood, is home to six different houses, each with a different name (like Atticus or Zoe) and “personality” style, ranging from rustic to Southern Belle. The postage stamp-sized lots and houses are impeccably maintained, and the site has great access to the surrounding wilderness as well as nearby Portland. The houses, which range in size from 175 to 260 square feet, come equipped with a fully functional bathroom and kitchen. Prices start at $139 per night.

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Leavenworth Tiny House Village — Leavenworth, Washington

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Made by the same company that built the Mount Hood Tiny House Village, these six tiny houses resemble the German-esque houses of the nearby town of Leavenworth, famous for its German-Bavarian architecture and atmosphere. Complete with tiny front porches, shuttered windows, and window boxes, each house also comes with a name (Otto and Rudolf are two examples) and its own distinct color such as yellow or purple. The inside of each, complete with bathroom, kitchenette, and decor, is tidy and a lovely spot to relax in the mountain wilderness of central Washington. Slightly larger than other tiny houses on this list, the biggest is around 300 square feet and prices start around $129 per night.

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The Bayside Bungalow — Olympia, Washington

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Looking out over the picturesque Puget Sound, this charming tiny house is perfect for a wilderness getaway. The inside has been designed to feel airy and full of light, with wicker furniture, a tiny fireplace, all the amenities of modern life, and floral decor. You can walk to the beach via a private path, go on hikes, or go to Olympia which is located just a short drive away. $69 per night on Airbnb.

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Rolling Huts — Methow Valley, Washington

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Located in Washington’s scenic Methow Valley, famous for its hiking, skiing, mountain biking, and rafting, these six tiny, evenly spaced-out huts look out onto a gorgeous high-mountain meadow. Elevated off the ground, each rectangular hut has high wood ceilings, block furniture, a wood-burning stove, and a large front window. The design is chic and modern, full of light, warm, and proof that less is more is a good glamping philosophy. Amenities include a fridge, attached toilet, showers in a nearby refurbished barn, and Wi-Fi. Prices start at $145 per night for two people.

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Tree House — Whidbey Island, Washington

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Located just an hour from Seattle, this elevated treehouse once again gives new meaning to the words “tiny house.” Clocking in at 250 square feet, the octagonal shape of the house, which stands 13 feet in the air around a mighty cedar tree, allows for wraparound views of the surrounding forest, and the cozy, heated interior features a queen bed, living area, and kitchenette. The bathroom is housed in a private shed at the base of the tree. $130 per night.

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Hobbit Inn — Orondo, Washington

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If you can’t make all the way to New Zealand to explore the real Hobbiton, this fantasy-world take on the tiny house concept is the next best thing. Set into a hillside overlooking the Columbia River Gorge, this 288-square-foot inventive hideaway — with the interior outfitted in warm wood and soft colors — comes with a spacious bedroom, bathroom, front garden area, and living room with a wood-burning fireplace, but no kitchen. A short path leads from the parking area at the bottom of the hill to the hobbit hole. $280 per night on Airbnb.

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