Tiny Digs - Hotel of Tiny Houses
About Tiny Digs - Hotel of Tiny Houses
Comfortable Accommodations Tiny Digs - Hotel of Tiny Houses in Portland offers a garden and free WiFi. Each unit features air-conditioning, a kitchenette, and a private bathroom. Convenient Facilities Guests enjoy an outdoor seating area, express check-in and check-out, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a fireplace, sofa bed, and a dining table. Prime Location Located 1.4 mi from Oregon Convention Center and 4.3 mi from Portland International Airport. Nearby attractions include Portland Art Museum and Vietnam Veterans of Oregon Memorial. Guest Favorites Guests appreciate the options for food and drinks nearby, restaurant, and convenient location.
Amenities
- Express check-in / check-out
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Pet friendly
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
Reviews
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Loved the tiny home. Location awesome. Would have loved to have seen in the other tiny homes. Bed downstairs was unbelievably comfy. Very quiet at night. Hot water was great! Was warned about step, but should have been posted in HUGE PRINT on front door. In the moment of getting inside at night you forget. One other thing and we were forewarned. On street parallel parking. We were there for a festival and parking was a nightmare.
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Cute, easy check in, easy parking.
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The property was clean, charming and unique! I’ve always wanted to see how it’s like to stay in a tiny house, and it exceeded my expectations. I didn’t realize that there wasn’t a TV, but it turns out that I didn’t need one. It’s was a great way to “unplug.”
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We would stay here again if....we could rent the unit that has a bed on the first floor. MY BAD. Not Tiny Dig's fault. Our unit (the Rock and Roll #12) has a loft bed, which is a mattress on the floor in the loft you can't stand in, and my husband is 6'6" tall. We are old. We were absolutely miserable crawling on the hard wood floor in the middle of the night. The bathroom is "downstairs"...down a difficult stairway for old people. Again, not their fault. I didn't realize this well enough when I booked it. So sorry, but I think people should know this. Here's what we loved: -The location is so fantastic and the food on 28th Street is epic. -The fire pit outside was so great for having our family guests (there's no room in the unit to sit and visit). You do need to have a place for people to get more propane. -The French press coffee maker was so great...you need to say on your site that it is a French press. (I brought my own coffee thinking it was a percolator! But it worked!) -The food trucks nearby. We didn't love: -Nowhere to put our suitcases -Although there are technically chairs downstairs, because we had to lay our suitcases all over the first floor, we couldn't have a space to visit with family. Again, it is a tiny home, I know! But it was "too tiny" for us. -Downstairs bathroom. Again, an old people problem! I called the owner while we were there to try to move and understandably, we were unable to move to another unit in our timeframe.
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The Cottage is an adorable little Victorian dollhouse! While the stairs were a tad steep for seniors, the bed was very comfortable. Everything was spotless. We wanted a tiny house experience before building, and this was grand! I can’t think of anything.
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Superb
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I loved my tiny house. Area was slightly hard to find parking but it was still great place and very quiet
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Wendy was great as she greeted us and gave us a wonderful welcome. Their communication was excellent.
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Fun tiny house cluster with unique identities: we stayed in the beach cottage and it was cute. Very cozy but ok for two with basic but thoughtful touches. Common area amenities were nice plus close, safe nearby neighborhood parking helped for a quick overnight.
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Very good
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Tiny Digs is absolutely amazing! We loved the space, vibe and atmosphere. …
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The cleaning staff was exceptionally helpful to me. Within 30 minutes after I checked out I received a call informing me that I’d left some personal property. I was able to return and retrieve it from the staff. A huge “thank you” goes to Paige!
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Nice neighbourhood with good restaurants. Funny concept. Carefully designed and maintained tiny houses. It was good for 2 nights. Not sure I would choose it for a longer stay.
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Cute! Minutes away from downtown Portland, quiet neighborhood and plenty of parking on the streets. Definitely staying here again!
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What a great stay! Nestled into a great neighborhood with restaurants and parks, the location was great! The cottage was adorable and comfortable! So cute! Would stay again for sure!
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I love how creative the layouts are for each themed house! I’ve tried both the barn and the beach themed houses, and they’re both very unique! Not only do they look creative, they’re so cozy too! The beds are so comfortable to sleep in! The only thing that bothered me was the very small amount of hairs in the bed sheets. I completely understand if those blankets are hard to completely wash, so I didn’t mind too much. I just took them off and pretended it didn’t happen.
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The vibe. Nothing. Everything was really nice
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Very unique and better than I expected as far as comfort and accessibility to dining one block away. We didn’t use our car once we parked Nothing
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This was our second time staying here and I recommend it to everyone!
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Nice place. Great location. The size of the units were a bit of a challenge, but then again I knew they were Tiny. I’d stay here again, just not for very long
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What's nearby
- Oregon Convention Center 1.2 mi
- Moda Center 1.4 mi
- Mill Ends Park 1.8 mi
- Portland Art Museum 2.3 mi
- Portland State University 2.5 mi
- Providence Park 2.6 mi
- Reed College 3.2 mi