About Tiny Stays Berlin
Two tiny homes, built for connection.
Tiny Stays Berlin started in 2020 with a simple idea: the best getaways are the ones that bring two people closer, and a well-designed tiny home does that better than almost anything.
The Scandi came first: a black cedar cabin set down on a wooded lot outside Berlin, with a path to its door laid through the trees. The Lux followed, bigger and bolder, with the bathroom and movie screen guests still write home about. Both were designed around the small things that make a stay feel considered: good coffee, a skylight over the bed, a real bathroom, and enough privacy that the other home might as well not be there.
Since then, more than 650+ guests have left five-star reviews. Most were celebrating something. Many were staying in a tiny home for the first time.
Today Tiny Stays Berlin is part of Amish Country Lodging, the local team behind cabins, cottages, and treehouses across Holmes County. That means live availability, instant confirmation, and someone nearby if you need anything during your stay.