The host is conscientious and considerate.y first tiny home experience. The loft's confined space wasn't unpleasant. Getting down that ladder to go to the bathroom in the night was a recurring Baolach Cruatan. The shower was odd and awkward. The water heater couldn't keep up without management. In all, I enjoyed my stay. Large, aging, physically limited people might appreciate more spacious accomodations.

Let’s start with the good. The place was spotless! The inside is very cute and the kitchen is well appointed. The following comments are for the owner. If you are paying someone to mow the yard - you need to fire them. The grass was waist high and it gave the property the appearance of being abandoned. Luckily the inside was the complete opposite. A few suggestions to help out future renters. Hooks for coats by the front door would be great. A shelf in the bathroom to hold hygiene items. By the way, the medicine cabinet is super cute. The ladder to the loft needs to be taller - we needed something to hold on to when coming down the steps. Also reading lights at the bedside would help as the switch for the overhead light is right at the edge of the loft. That is a safety issue. The neighborhood was very quiet and pleasant. You have a great investment with this tiny house and I hope these suggestions are helpful. By the way I am 68 and my husband is 70 so we really are concerned about safety.

We enjoyed the experience of staying in a tiny home... even the adventure of climbing a ladder to go to bed. Loved sitting on the front porch for morning coffee.

Great place to stay while in Driggs. It’s very clean, it has everything you need and is walking distance to most things in town. Definitely would stay there again.

This property was called, The Huckleberry, and after finally spotting the house through the massive forest of a front yard we realized why. The " yard" was knee to shoulder high all the way around the house. The " yard" and massive overgrown bushes blocked the house from being seen from the road. We were instructed to park in the front of the house and had to walk through the jungle to get inside. Seeing that the house is in bear country this was not pleasant and made unpacking and packing our vehichle difficult. When we contacted the property owners they told us to park in the " vacant lot" beside the house. There were multiple cars in both lots beside the house so this was not an option. Also, in order to successfully use the shower to wash your hair and shave you MUST be an acrobat or gymnast as this is the smallest ( and curved) shower I have ever been in. The loft/ sleeping area maintained a not so pleasant temperature of around 80 degrees even with a fan. We would not recommend this rental to anyone that is not a certified circus performer able to climb, bend, perform acrobatics and tolerate high temperarures and jungle like environments.

We had a wonderful time.

This is my first time in a tiny home and I loved it. It's located in a quiet neighborhood and is walking distance to main street. I visited Teton and Yellowstone parks while staying here, and it was nice to come home to a quieter town. Would stay again!

We decided last minute to hit the Tetons on our road trip and we were able to book this tiny house on the fly with out any issues and for a decent price! It was perfect for two adults. The town of Driggs is super cute as well. It took about 50 mins to get into the Grand Tetons National Park and Jackson. We would stay here again!