Adorable Rural Tiny House Rental on the Puget Sound in Olympia, Washington
Adorable Rural Tiny House Rental on the Puget Sound in Olympia, Washington
"I spent almost a week in Brittany's adorable tiny house. It was such a wonderful spot and break. The house is so cozy and comfortable, I didn't wan…"
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Entire accommodation to yourself
Enjoy having the accommodation to yourself; with all facilities for exclusive and private use
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Olympic National Park
This accommodation is located 37 miles59 kilometers from a National park
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Free cancellation if cancelled at least 7 days before check-in
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Tiny house • 2 guests • 1 Private Bathroom • Private Kitchen
Book tiny houses for rent: Olympia, WA vacations on the Puget Sound
An ideal glamping getaway, this adorable tiny house rental is nestled into a rural location along the Puget Sound in Olympia, Washington, and can accommodate two guests. Inside, there is a sleeping loft with a full-size bed and a skylight for stargazing. To get in and out of the loft bed, guests will have to use a narrow, steep ladder, which requires agility and balance. The private bathroom has an economy-size shower with hot water that comes from a six-gallon tank, in addition to a composting toilet, a mirror, and a hairdryer. Linens, towels, slippers for inside use, natural soaps, and shampoos are all provided.
There is a kitchen with a mini-fridge, a stove, a microwave, a French press, pantry basics (oil, sugar, coffee, tea, and spices), and all necessary tableware and cookware. Guests should note that the ceiling clearance is 6'2" in the kitchen. In addition, there is an expandable table with two chairs, a cozy window seat for reading, a mini gas fireplace, and an electric wall heater.
Other amenities include kayaks for guests to explore the shoreline, a hammock, free Wi-Fi, tiny house books and information, Olympia/Pacific Northwest guidebooks and resources, and an assortment of mini-games. There is beach access via a trail with steps on the property, as well as a fire pit that comes equipped with fire-top cooking tools.
Guests should note that the acre of land the tiny house is on is shared with the host's parents, who live in a log cabin on the one-acre, as well as have their own small guest cottage that they rent out.
The tiny house was handbuilt by the host and remains as one of the best tiny houses for rent Olympia, WA has to offer. There is a fire pit and a hammock outside of the accommodation, and kayaks, paddles, and life jackets are provided for guests to use.
Here at one of the best homes for rent Olympia, WA can offer, you will find private parking for two vehicles, and street parking is also available.
Guests should note that the acre of land the tiny house is on is shared with the host's parents, who live in a log cabin on the one-acre, as well as have their own small guest cottage that they rent out.
1 bed
- 1 Double bed
Features and services
- Wi-Fi/Internet
- Heating
- Fireplace
- Coffeemaker
- Iron
- Hairdryer
- Shower
- Hot water
- Private Kitchen
COVID-19 Actions
I have blocked off an extra 24 hours between bookings to allow the home to sit & ventilate. There is also an air purifier in the home which is left on between bookings. I use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer to clean high-touch surfaces & supply hand sanitizer for guests. Linens are laundered & then rotated out to allow ample idle-time between use.
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Accommodation rules
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Check-in: From 04:00 PM
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Check out: 11:00 AM
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No Infants allowed Under 2 years old
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No Children allowed 2-12 years old
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Pets allowed
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No smoking
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No parties
- No events
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No open fires
This property has self-check-in. Guests will be provided with a key code by the host. The host is from Olympia and is happy to give guests personalized suggestions on what to do during their trip.
Pets are permitted for an additional nightly fee, but they must be pre-approved by the host.
Upon check-out, the host requests that the tiny house be left reasonably tidy, with all dishes clean. If any damage is discovered, guests may be charged for damages.
Guests should note that the ceiling clearance is 6'2" in the kitchen. In addition, to get in and out of the loft bed, guests will have to use a narrow, steep ladder, which requires agility and balance.
Smoking, candles, and incense are not permitted inside the tiny house. Guests are required to wear only socks or slippers inside of the accommodation, too. Hairdryers and other high-wattage appliances are not allowed; the host will provide a small, low-wattage hairdryer for guests to use.
Be kind to the environment and take care of the surroundings.
Cancellation policy: Moderate
Location and surroundings
Olympia, Washington (United States of America)
Detailed location provided after booking
- Olympic National Park (37 miles) (59 kilometers)
- Beach
- Forest
- Fuel station
- Town/City
Activities
- Swimming
- Hiking
- Water sports
- Kayaking/Canoeing
- Stand-up paddleboarding
- Scuba diving
- Fishing
- Boating/Sailing
- Wine tasting
- Meditation
- Wildlife watching
Guests of this tiny house rental will have plenty of outdoor adventure and activities at their fingertips, starting with the Puget Sound. The area is made up of different islands and waterways, which are most easily traversed by ferry or kayak. Another next-door neighbor to this glamping property is the 154-acre Tolmie State Park, which boasts beach, forest, and hiking trails. Kayaks are provided for guests, or guests may bring their own stand up paddleboards or diving gear and launch at Tolmie State Park, which also features an underwater diving park.
Downtown Olympia is only 15 minutes away by car, and the city of Lacey is just 10 minutes from the accommodation. In Olympia, the capital city of Washington, guests will have plenty of options for entertainment, shopping, and dining. Other notable sites and day trips that are within reach of the property include Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, Mount St. Helens, the Tacoma Museum of Glass, and the city of Seattle.