Woman converts a prefab home into a unique fairytale cottage
Many tourists book stays on Airbnb in order to cut costs or to have a single location for their entire family or party.
Travelers used to book Airbnb rentals primarily for that purpose.
Fourteen years later, travelers utilize Airbnb to book distinctive lodging all across the world. When staying at these unique lodgings that are unmatched, guests are willing to spend a higher fee.
In 2011, Kristie Wolfe constructed her own tiny house to experiment with intentional and simple living.
In 2014, she opened The Tropical Treehouse in Hawaii, which has since been listed as one of the Top Ten “Most Wish Listed” accommodations worldwide on Airbnb. The popularity of The Tropical Treehouse inspired Kristie to design several distinctive Airbnbs.
She finished The Hobbit Inn in Orondo, Washington, in 2016. There is a year-long waitlist for this establishment. Completed in 2018, the Crystal Peak Lookout near Fernwood, Idaho, is a restored fire lookout from the 1950s.
Her most recent one brings her to Tenmile Lake’s highly exclusive region in Lakeside, Oregon. Since only boats are allowed entry, there is very little likelihood that you will unintentionally stumble into someone there.
