Renting a tiny house has become an interesting trend that people seem to be going crazy over. From the low prices to the ability to have an entire space (albeit a tiny one) to oneself, there are several reasons why people seem to be flocking to find these unique accommodations. Scattered all across the United States, travelers can find tiny houses in nearly every part of the country.
Whether you’re looking for a woodsy escape in a modern, glass tiny house, or a tiny desert oasis in Joshua Tree, there truly is a tiny house available for every kind of traveler. Keep reading for Next Luxury’s list of the 10 best tiny house rentals across America.
1. The Glass House: A Hudson Valley Tiny Home Escape
Located in Upstate New York, The Glass House in Hudson Valley is a truly magical escape for those looking to get away from the concrete jungle. Set on 30 acres of rural and secluded land, this tiny house boasts views of vineyards, orchards, and even some local wildlife if you’re lucky. Though the house itself is only a mere 180-square-feet, you’ll enjoy comfortable amenities such as a freshly stocked kitchen, Wi-Fi, and central air-conditioning and heat.
If you visit during the winter months, expect to see snow surrounding the property through the massive glass windows. If you’re craving a filling breakfast, simply buy some farm fresh eggs from the owner’s chicken coop and go old school by cooking them over the onsite fire pit. If you’re wanting to spend a day in the city, this tiny house is only about an hour and a half from New York City, meaning you can make the drive and have a day before returning to your quiet and secluded abode.
2. The Shack Attack in Joshua Tree
Joshua Tree is the perfect place to run off to when wanting to reset and restore. This magical desert houses some of the best and most powerful energy in California, and the Shack Attack tiny house is a great place to use as a home base. Located about two hours from Los Angeles, this bohemian-inspired tiny house has everything that you could possibly need to enjoy a long weekend in Joshua Tree.
It is designed beautifully with neutral colors and cacti-galore, truly making you feel immersed in the desert lifestyle. The interior has a rather modern yet rustic feel and you’ll have everything from a full kitchen, living room, bathroom, and bedroom. Though it is pretty off-grid, the Shack Attack still offers Wi-Fi for those who need to get some work done while they are away.
Perhaps the best part of this tiny house is the romantic alfresco soak tub outside. The string lights hanging over the tub totally set the mood, making this property perfect for a romantic getaway.
3. Off-Grid Inn – Unit 1 in Fall Creek, Wisconsin
If you’re looking to truly feel off the grid, this tiny Fall Creek, Wisconsin cabin is sure to give you exactly what you are looking for. The best part of this house is for sure the panoramic windows that give you uninterrupted views of the surrounding forest.
Plus, the floor-to-ceiling blonde wood contributes to an overall aesthetic that is very inviting and homey, making you feel comfortable and at ease. Though the bed takes up most of the space inside the home, there is a standing shower available so that you can wash off and feel refreshed after a long day of exploring nearby Lake Eau Claire or the Augusta State Wildlife Area.
4. Remote, Transforming A-frame by The Hohnstead
The only thing better than a tiny house is a tiny A-frame house. This cozy cabin is truly the perfect spot to immerse yourself in the beauty and nature that is Montana. Surrounded by a tranquil forest, you are sure to see some amazing wildlife during your stay.
This tiny A-frame is also situated right between both Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks, giving you an abundance of opportunities for exploration and adventure. After a long day of hiking and climbing, kick back and soak in the property’s hot tub as you take mental pictures of the clear and starry night sky.
5. Big Island, Tiny Home in Holualoa, Hawaii
What could be better than having your house while visiting Hawaii? Big Island Tiny Home in Holualoa makes that dream possible by setting you up with the perfect amount of space for a simple retreat. Though it’s small, the house can fit up to six people and has three beds. The green tiny tropical home is brightly colored and decked out with Hawaiian-style decor.
The best part of this tiny house is the fact that it rests on five acres of island land, giving you a truly luxurious Hawaiian accommodation. Being able to find such peaceful privacy in such a tourist-heavy place is a rare gem, meaning you won’t want to miss out on the opportunity. Located only 15 minutes from popular Kona, you can have every Hawaiian activity imaginable right at the tips of your fingers.
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6. Mt. Hood Tiny House Village
If you’d prefer to stay in more of a community setting rather than an isolated tiny house, the Mt. Hood Tiny House Village provides you the best of both worlds by allowing you to stay in a private, little cabin surrounded by five other occupied tiny cabins. Situated just outside Portland, Oregon, the tiny house village of Mt. Hood is both dreamy and quaint, making it a great place to unwind and kickback.
The Scarlett House is the main accommodation on the property and it stands at about 233-square-feet. Each cabin on the property has its own theme and style, giving it a unique vibe and feel. If you’d like to mingle and meet with other guests, go take a seat out by the communal fireplace and have a drink.
7. Enchanted Tiny Tower at Santarella Gardens
Perhaps one of the most unique tiny houses on our list, the Enchanted Tiny Tower at Santarella is a beautiful castle located in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. This two-story cottage is full of charm and is surrounded by acres of beautiful gardens, ponds, and forest. Though it is perhaps not the most masculine of tiny houses, it truly is one-of-a-kind.
This tiny tower allows you to feel like royalty as you lounge on top of a canopy bed and get cozy next to the rustic fireplace. While the Enchanted Tiny Tower is most popular during the summer months, it’s usable in the winter as well. Experience snow or sun in perhaps the most affordable castle rental on the planet.
8. Kinetohaus – Tiny House in Austin
Looking for something more sustainable and modern, check out the Kinetohaus in Austin, Texas. This stylish tiny house comes in at about 240-square-feet, making it small yet functional. With a full kitchen, dining area, and bathroom with a full shower, you truly have everything needed to make the most of this special space.
With a focus on being eco-friendly and sustainable, the Kinetohaus uses cross-ventilation, a smart air conditioner, and a composting toilet in order to reduce its carbon footprint as best as possible. There is even a washer and dryer for those who choose to stay longer than just a weekend. Also, this tiny house has been featured on HGTV, meaning you know it’s going to be worth a visit.
9. The Bermuda- Unique Tiny Home with Lakefront View in Orlando
While many tiny houses find themselves in the middle of a dense forest or woodsy area, The Bermuda in Orlando, Florida is situated right in front of Lake Fairview giving you beautiful views and easy access to water activities and sports. From kayaking to paddleboarding to fishing, there is no reason to not get out on the lake and enjoy a day under the warm summer sun.
In regards to the house itself, guests will have a hard time feeling anything other than happy in this colorful and bright tiny house. It is truly a special spot, and though it is small, it can fit up to four guests on three different beds.
10. Catskill Mountains Home Away from Home
Getaway House offers amazing tiny rentals all over the country. From Big Bear, California to Boston, renting a tiny home through Getaway House is quick, easy, and convenient. Their Catskill Mountains Home Away from Home is one of their most beloved properties given the remote location and sleek design. Located in upstate New York, this tiny house places you right in the wilderness for ample privacy and seclusion, almost acting as a sort of upscale camping experience. Though there is no Wi-Fi at this tiny cabin, guests still have access to a full bathroom and kitchen, forcing you to unplug from technology and really soak up your time in nature.
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