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This is the Casa Rosa at Austin’s Original Tiny Home Hotel in Austin, Texas.
The home sleeps four with both a loft bedroom and downstairs bedroom for guests who don’t want to climb. Need to relax? Sip some iced tea on the front porch! I love the light and bright pine interior and the focal window above the deck roof.
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Casa Rosa at Austin’s Original Tiny Home Hotel
A look down the length of the home with a great kitchen.
Kitchen allows you to stay instead of eating out if you want.
Looking out from the loft bedroom.
Great head space up here. Like the lamp!
No need to climb if you don’t want to!
Highlights:
- Wi-Fi
- LCD TV
- Shower
- Air-conditioner
- Full-kitchen
- Coffee Maker
Want to stay here? Head to Austin’s Original Tiny Home Hotel. Like this home? Contact Tumbleweed Tiny House Company!
Resources:
- http://www.tinyhomeshoteltexas.com/rooms/casa-rosa/
- Tumbleweed Tiny House Company
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Won’t be a bad idea to stay in this hotel whenever am in Austin.
Beautiful tiny house, love the way they did the loft! I have lived in my tiny house for a year and a half, love it. If more people new how great it is they would go tiny themselves
Have we featured your home before, Patricia? If not, we’d love to! Send us pictures and information to help@tinyhousetalk.com 🙂
I couldn’t agree more, Priscilla! Moved from a 1500 sq ft home to my 310 sq ft cottage and love it! It’s taken a little while making it into “home,” but so worth the change and effort!
It’s so great to hear that you both are enjoying your tiny lives!
I really like how they have extended the loft – a walk-thru! Really great!
Very creative idea, for sure!
Great, great, great home. I’ve never seen one that has the high ceiling (for a tiny home) as does this home. Wonderful work and wonderful home.
The ceilings are a great height!