This Tiny House On Airbnb Has A Patio That's Basically Bigger Than The House
When going on vacation, sometimes less is more. There are so many unique places to stay that you can find online and if you're looking for a cozy getaway, this might do the trick. This tiny house on Airbnb in Quebec has spectacular views of the mountains and an outdoor patio that's almost bigger than the entire house.
Located in Lac-Beauport, Quebec, this cozy, little rental is all about giving guests a unique experience in nature.
Le Lagöm is an ecological chalet with solar power that can reenergize and relax guests. There's also no TV to reduce energy consumption.
So if you're looking to get away into the wild and take a bit of a technology break, this could be perfect for you.
The unit has one bedroom, one bathroom and two beds so it can accommodate four guests.
It's a Swedish-inspired home meant to emulate a live well with less way of life.
Plus, this property is only 20 minutes away from Quebec City so you're still close to all the amenities.
The large windows offer an unobstructed view of the mountains and the St Lawrence River from inside the home and when you step outside you get the full panoramic experience.
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The living room, which has a pullout sofa bed, has a gas fireplace to cozy up next to if you're staying in the winter and off the outdoor patio there's a place to make a fire and roast marshmallows if you're staying in the summer.
The bedroom is loft-style and from beneath the sheets of the king-sized bed, you can still see the vast expanse of nature outside the home.
Outside, the patio has three levels to it and is lined with torches to light up the night.
There are also sun loungers, a barbeque and a hammock available for summer stays.
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If you don't want to completely disconnect from technology during your stay, this tiny house has wifi and a satellite so you can keep in touch with the world.
Off the property, there's walking, hiking, paddle boarding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, fat biking and snowmobiling.
You can actually come to the rental by snowmobile if you want which is just so Canadian.
Le Lagöm
Price Per Night: $230
Where: Lac-Beauport, Quebec
Why You Need To Go: This house might be small but it looms large. It's the perfect place to disconnect and unwind while taking in spectacular panoramic views of mountains.
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