I couldn’t resist trying out another tiny house.

I decided to go with Getaway Boston this time since my Instagram feed was [almost] always showing it as a ad.I clearly took it as a sign that my phone was not only a. listening to what I wanted to do but also b. knew I should try this place out.

I saw a discount code the week before Black Friday for $35 dollars off your booking – immediately I knew it was the right time to book my “getaway.”I wanted to take my daughter with me since she loved the first tiny house we stayed at. I did a little research beforehand to see what they had handy to make sure I prepped well.

When we arrived at the tiny house, it was already dark.#whyisitSOdarkat430pm?

When we entered the tiny house, we first noticed there was a little note and a complementary s’mores kit left for us. You bet my daughter was super excited and it was such a nice touch.After we unpacked some of our items, I started the fire. They had firewood and kindling for you to use (charged to you after your stay).

If we’re being honest here, this was the first time I made a fire by myself. Previously, my children’s father would be the one to do this task.Secret?

It was super easy with the kindling log.

For dinner, I had made sandwiches and brought plenty of snacks for us. After we played a few games, read some stories and watched a movie. While I did bring the games for us to play and my portable DVD player (since there is no wifi), they did have a mini “library” and a deck of cards/ dice in the tiny house.I ended up going to bed pretty early and woke up the next morning super refreshed; definitely the best sleep I’ve had in a long time.

I decided to try the pour over coffee they had as provisions, but I did bring some coffee from home in my thermos in case I didn’t like the coffee at the tiny house. Having said that, their coffee was delicious!

Later in the morning we took a little stroll around the campgrounds.

It was only 27 degrees, so my daughter didn’t last too long. Once we got back inside, we watched a movie and ate breakfast.  My daughter had woken up pretty early, so she ended up taking a nap around 8:00am. While she napped, I sipped on my second cup of coffee and read.

It felt so good to just relax and get away from the “everyday.” This year has been such a whirlwind that this tiny house was just what I needed to “end” 2020 on. I definitely enjoyed my experience with Getaway Boston and plan to do another one in the near future. 

If you’re interested in booking your FIRST Getaway House experience, click HERE for $25 off you’re stay!

Have you ever stayed at a tiny house?