The Huckleberry A Teton Tiny Home

A tiny home was a cool/new experience for us. It was clean and cozy. There was a fully functional kitchen. The WiFi was nice. The owner sent a couple good texts ahead of time with all the information I needed and was very responsive

There was snow and ice on the stairs and porch. The shower was so small I had a really hard time washing myself. I am over 6'2", so it was harder than my shorter companion, but anyone over 200 pounds could not even get through the door much less fit in it..

Good location

Hard to get into bed

The house was within walking distance to town and nice restaurants.

The bed in the loft was very close to the ceiling. I am claustrophobic so I decided to sleep on the twin sleeper sofa on the main floor. The ladder is also steep to the loft and it isn’t very easy to grip to turn around and go down.

loved this sweet Tony home and would definitely visit again

location is close to the ski resort and also downtown.

The Huckleberry Tiny Home was an awesome experience in Driggs. The home was spotless upon arrival, the kitchen was well stocked with appliances and cutlery as well as pots and pans, and the bathroom had towels and washcloths set for us. I have zero complaints with the place.

The only things I can recommend would be some hooks on the wall to hang coats, as well as a curtain for the window on the front door, as the home is quite close to the street and a curtain would benefit privacy.

Great location and value, very cute tiny home. Well equipped kitchen, bathroom, and living area. Packed a lot in to a small space!

Bed is very comfortable but a bit tricky to get in and out of (in a loft, low roof). Might be a concern if you're reduced mobility, but we slept great!