Tiny houses are actually mobile mini-homes that can be set up here and there as you please. It’s different for us: We designed and built both of our Tiny Houses ourselves. They’re stationary. There are two Tiny Houses: the green one and the blue one. They’re identical and measure 5.00 x 3.30 m on the outside. Inside, they’re much larger. They can accommodate two adults with two small children and are designed to be accessible. They have everything you need if you appreciate their intimacy and compactness. Of course, tiny houses aren’t suitable for archery or playing table tennis, but they have a wonderful atmosphere and offer a truly immersive experience. But they’re also quiet and unassuming. Although they have only about 28 m² of living space, they include everything you need: a barrier-free bathroom with natural light and a huge shower area, a kitchenette with a refrigerator/freezer, an exhaust hood, a 2-burner ceramic cooktop, air conditioning, a satellite TV, high-speed internet, a clever cabinet/table/bed (120 x 200) downstairs, upstairs on the sleeping loft a double bed (140 x 200) and a reading couch, and a private small terrace with patio furniture. The sleeping loft is accessible only via a steep ladder. The “Tiny Houses” are not child-friendly in every respect! We provide all kitchen supplies, towels, and bed linens. Behind the Tiny Church, there’s a “Magazzino” for shared use with the other guests at Tiny Places—with plenty of space for bicycles, a washing machine, a stocked wine fridge, and the only “Tiny Library” in the entire Palatinate, featuring the 10 best books in the world. We welcome a maximum of 2 adults, even with 2 small children. Exceptions to this rule are possible. “The Green Tiny House,” together with “The Blue Tiny House” and “The Tiny Church,” make up “Tiny Places.” The three accommodations can be booked in any combination.