Tiny Digs Hotel of Tiny Houses Portland - Portland, Oregon

Fernanda J.

I had a quick stop in Portland and stayed at the Barn Tiny House. It was my first time staying in a tiny house and it didn’t disappoint. Great location! The neighborhood is nice and has lots of coffee shops, restaurant, vintage stores and breweries. I stayed with my dog and felt pretty safe waking around. There is a park nearby that allows off leash play. Parking was not an issue on a Friday evening. The bed was comfy and the design beautiful and thoughtfully put together. It was pretty windy, otherwise I’d have spent more time in the common area chilling by the fire. I would definitely recommend staying here if you are looking for unique stay.

Susan K. M.

I stayed at Tiny Digs on a recent trip to help my daughter move in Portland. I was alone and spent very little time in the tiny house other than to sleep. Given the situation, the tininess of the space was adequate. I don't think I would choose to stay there if I wanted to hang out in my "digs" a lot -- not a place to lounge around and read. If I were with my husband, to preserve out marriage, I would choose a larger space. Somehow, I was not given the code to enter the room, but I called using the given number, and got the information right away. Good service!

Karen L.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 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!

Lexi T.

I stayed with my 2 year old in the Merlot House and the size and what was offered worked well for us. Super detailed instructions for checking in and they have binders inside the house with neighborhood information which was nice. I also liked the porch of this house it was great for hanging out.

The location is in walking distance of great coffee and restaurants. The house is right on Glisan though so it was pretty loud with traffic as we were trying to fall asleep and on our second night I was woken up by people fighting in the street. Ear plugs were provided which I appreciated! The other downside was no parking, and the surrounding streets are small and filled with parked cars.

This place served its purpose of being a place to sleep at night but considering the noise and parking I don’t think I would stay again. But they are definitely cute houses!

Arielle A.

Had an incredibly comfortable stay at Tiny Digs! The tiny homes are thoughtfully built, with everything you need for a short stay. Also loved the themes of all the homes, now I want to try and stay in the other ones. Highly recommended!

Greg V. L.

Stayed in the Barn before a ski trip to Mt Hood and it was perfect for one person and their ski gear. Quiet, clean, near Migration Brewery and food trucks for a quick dinner and a beer. Appreciated the setup for morning coffee and hot water for oat meal. Really enjoyed my stay

Nicole T.

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!

Zephyr S.

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