Adorable Tiny Digs! We thought we’d give it a try. Cute tiny trailers built and decorated into tiny themed rooms. Just a different “little” experience for a one night stay near the Hawthorne neighborhood in Portland. Lots of cute little PROs and not too many CONs. PROs; Our tiny digs (Merlot) was clean, cute, very comfortable. You’re in a locked, fully fenced, secure lot in case you’re worried about that. Tons of great restaurants around in walking distance. We ran into the grounds/house keeper Summer, she was very pleasant. Nice shared area for guests to sit by fire pits, eat, relax, socialize while the hustle and bustle of city on other side of fence goes by. Checkin and self entry with codes was very easy. CONs; It doesn’t have onsite parking so you will need to drive narrow neighborhood streets looking for a spot. You are on a main road that’s well traveled, so depending on which tiny house you pick, expect road noise. We got tons of vibration and car noise, especially in the early morning but we’re not light sleepers, so not a huge issue. If you’re claustrophobic, some room’s sleeping arrangements might not be for you. Overall no complaints with our accommodations. The fun, tiny, well appointed rooms are all different. We utilized all outside area for guests and enjoyed our one night stay.
Adorable Tiny Digs! We thought we’d give it a try. Cute tiny trailers built and decorated into tiny themed rooms. Just a different “little” experience for a one night stay near the Hawthorne neighborhood in Portland. Lots of cute little PROs and not too many CONs. PROs; Our tiny digs (Merlot) was clean, cute, very comfortable. You’re in a locked, fully fenced, secure lot in case you’re worried about that. Tons of great restaurants around in walking distance. We ran into the grounds/house keeper Summer, she was very pleasant. Nice shared area for guests to sit by fire pits, eat, relax, socialize while the hustle and bustle of city on other side of fence goes by. Checkin and self entry with codes was very easy. CONs; It doesn’t have onsite parking so you will need to drive narrow neighborhood streets looking for a spot. You are on a main road that’s well traveled, so depending on which tiny house you pick, expect road noise. We got tons of vibration and car noise, especially in the early morning but we’re not light sleepers, so not a huge issue. If you’re claustrophobic, some room’s sleeping arrangements might not be for you. Overall no complaints with our accommodations. The fun, tiny, well appointed rooms are all different. We utilized all outside area for guests and enjoyed our one night stay.
