Perks: Patio, outdoor bathtub, desert views, record player, Wi-Fi, free parking

This 1957 bohemian hideaway is found in the heart of Joshua Tree, the popular desert oasis two hours east of Los Angeles. Its impeccably designed contemporary interior offers ample space, with a complete living room, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. In addition to the full bathroom with a shower, there’s also an alfresco soak tub outside overhung with string lights. It’s perfect for a romantic getaway and about as off-grid as you can get while still accessing Wi-Fi. From $332 per night.

Perks: Firepit, pet-friendly, backyard, fast Wi-Fi, outdoor dining area

Sure, the panoramic windows are the real eye candy here, but this off-the-grid tiny home sports plenty of design details, including the floor-to-ceiling blond wood, standing shower, built-in bed and storage, and the distinctive black trim on the exterior. To change things up, stop by the nearby Lake Eau Claire and the Augusta State Wildlife Area. From $199 per night.

Perks: Firepit, shared backyard, indoor fireplace, mountain views

Previously the summer workshop of sculptor Henry Hudson Kitson in the Berkshires of Massachusetts, the Silo Studio is all charm. Situated on the Santarella Estate, this round two-story cottage is surrounded by acres of gardens, ponds, and forest just waiting to be explored. The interiors are as storybook as the façade, with an exposed timber structure, beautifully restored antique furniture, and a cozy fireplace. The bedroom features a romantic canopy bed beneath the 35-foot conical ceiling, as well as views of the trees and a lily pond. Though the studio is popular in the summer months, it has been winterized for cozy cold-weather stays. From $219 per night.

Perks: Full bathroom, firepit, pet-friendly

Mt. Hood Tiny House Village is made up of five handcrafted holiday homes just outside Portland, Oregon. The 233-square-foot Scarlett Tiny House (center) is a dreamy city escape, sleeping up to five guests and boasting a full kitchen. This farmhouse-inspired space is full of antique goods and repurposed materials. The other homes range in size from 175 to 260 square feet and are outfitted in different styles, from the woodsman-like Atticus and the rustic Lincoln to the floral and romantic Savannah. The site is operated by Petite Retreats, which also has tiny-house villages in Leavenworth, Washington, and South Hampton, New Hampshire. From $139 per night.

Perks: Patio, room-darkening shades, Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, BBQ grill, first aid kit

Creatively crafted with two shipping containers, the interior of this Texas tiny home is insulated and paneled in pine shiplap and trimmed in old barn wood that is over 100 years old. The furnishings include comfy, cream-colored couches, sliding barn doors, and touches of green—like the fiddle leaf fig in the entranceway. Check out the stars from the rooftop deck or catch up on reading on the outdoor bench. From $194 per night.

Perks: Indoor fireplace, pet-friendly, Ping-Pong table, Wi-Fi, patio

The exterior of this beachside tiny home is an architectural delight, but it has equally impressive interiors. The two-level accommodation includes roomy chairs, a sitting area that doubles as a full bed, and an upstairs with a queen bed. Cook meals in the full kitchen or relax around the wood-burning stove, stargaze from the expansive deck, and, if you have a pet, venture around the corner to the enclosed dog park. From $135 per night.

Perks: Private backyard, garden view, luggage drop-off, patio, pet-friendly

This tucked-away cabin in the hills of Los Angeles has bohemian vibes galore. The owner did not forgo any attention to detail. You’ll spot stained glass windows, mosaic bathroom tile, and a classic turntable with a variety of vintage albums. The real showstopper is the grounds, which you can take in from the patio, wicker outdoor furniture, or hammock. Bougainvillea and vines all around make this property feel more like a whimsical treehouse than a recently updated Airbnb. From $519 per night.