These tiny houses are adorable. We were a group of 3 couples traveling together and we each picked out a tiny house. We loved the themes and the cute little courtyard too. The spaces inside were adequate for the most part, and we were able to access storage lockers to put our luggage in that we weren't using during this part of our trip.

I'm really not a fan of shower curtains in small showers, although I don't have a good suggestion for a better way to keep the rest of the tiny bathroom space from getting all wet.

This was a good introduction to what living in a tiny house would be—like a game of Tetris every moment for 2 people. Not for me! BUT, that being said, we enjoyed staying here. Each of the 12 tiny houses has a different theme and decor scheme. It must’ve been exciting to plan and buy all the items for each place. If Portland hadn’t been having a horrible heat spell it would’ve been nice to sit out in the commons area with fellow guests, play games, etc. Location is great to sample the many restaurants along 28th.

OMGosh! I had always wanted to try out a tiny house, and this one was truly a remarkable experience! We stayed in the BOHO Wagon - essentially a gypsy wagon full of bright colors, stained glass lamps, painted furniture and even bohemian dishes! It was so nice to come "home" at night from my conference to a lovely gated and safe yard with strings of lights and outside tables for our evening cheese and wine before heading out to dinner. A great Italian market in the better than expected neighborhood was a block away. The beds were comfortable and all the houses adorable. Highly recommended!

The WIFI did not connect on my phone, but it did on my husband's phone. When I went just outside of the gated yard, I was able to get the connection to check emails and directions.

The rooms are really fun and the common area was nice. The room was clean and had a few nice amenities like a french press. We really enjoyed the location, it seems to be a great part of Portland with lots of good restaurants. They had a good guide on nearby things to do / eat.

The ben was only accessible through a quite steep set of stairs and the upstairs area was close to the ceiling, so overall just a bit difficult to navigate.

The host shared information easily through text and it was very easy to find the place and park. Right next to a plaid pantry convenience store I like the common areas gives you a chance to see others I like the free coffee and tea it was nice to sit outside in the morning The decor down to the hooks on the wall was cute The pillows were SO comfy

The book was a little outdated with the wifi names and there’s like 5 options for wifi and only one of them worked The envelope for housekeeping gratuity was minorly annoying considering I was asked to wash dishes and take out the trash — I also don’t think many people carry cash anymore

What a fun experience! I love watching the tiny house shows, and having the opportunity to experience one through Tiny Digs was awesome. Best features: comfy bed, welcoming and clean central area for drinks or games like corn hole, secured front gate so property is only accessible by patrons. All of the facilities were clean and nicely maintained. Tons of outlets conveniently located for all of our charging needs.

We paid the equivalent of a high end hotel (not luxury) for a two night stay. We knew a tiny house would not be the same - that is why we wanted the tiny house experience! But the towels were scratchy and bare minimum in number, the futon couch was a bit awkward and uncomfortable for extended periods of time. Other options were stools, so the futon was the primary place to sit and surf the internet while waiting for your partner to get ready. Granted - we are 57 years old, so sitting on a stool for long periods is not as easy as it use to be. Younger adults or kids may not have the same experience.

I thought the Tiny Digs was a unique and fun experience. Each tiny home was distinctly designed and decorated. I was in the Boho unit which was fully and efficiently equipped with AC, mini fridge, and coffee/tea fixings. I chose Boho because the dining/work space area faced out a window as opposed to a wall. It was also in the quiet back corner. Although I didn’t have time to enjoy the hammocks, seating around the fire pits or the corn hole games, it was a nice community area. Easy keyless check in; Lots of restaurants within walking distance. Safe neighborhood.

Weak/slow internet connection

Super cute themes, thoughtfully furnished and creatively constructed. We were 4 individuals and rented 2 tiny homes - both were absolutely adorable! Would love to come back and try new tiny homes. Also a great area in terms of having access to markets and restaurants.

I didn’t like that we had to park on the street. In both tiny homes we were able to feel the vibration from big trucks driving by on the main street.

Kenny the Owner host was extremely attentive to my original booking and every step of tge way before checking in. I got lost and Kenny walked me through with my exact directions. My only complaint was the outside parking on the streeted area is very difficult to secure parking. If you do find parking its walk...especially with luggage and tote bags. Took me several attempts to bring all of my stuff into the compound 🥺 absolutely no radios, microwave or television. No way for me to secure a walk up call. My husband phoned me each morning to walk me up. Especially with my 7 am flight. Use be a click radio with alarm and radio to listen to music. Kenny was the perfect host. I left a generous gratuity for the house keeper. Kenny's communication blows away any booking host that I have had with air bnb. Stay again for sure. I didn't know about the famous restaurant and shops within walking distance until the night before leaving. Any type of food or bar or coffee shops. Famous German restaurant around the corner. I'm happy thrilled camper! 🙂🤗😉

Parking is difficult. Furst come first serve. You are in residential neighborhood.

From the moment we arrived we were charmed! The tiny neighborhood was darling! Each home was so unique. We loved the two homes we booked...The Zen and the Rock and Roll. The courtyard was welcoming. inviting, and fun. We hosted family and friends throughout our stay, as well as having the opportunity to visit with fellow guests. The surrounding neighborhood was very nice, very walkable. Many options for dining, snacking. Boutique shopping was a bonus! The tiny home neighborhood is gated and felt safe and private. This experience was so unlike being in a hotel with no place to hang out. We loved the ability to drink our coffee outside each morning and snack around the firepits each night. Totally chill place! And yes, we would do it again!!

Seriously, I cannot think of a single thing that I didn't like. That's rare for me! One suggestion, maybe a couple of patio umbrellas in the courtyard to provide a bit of shade.