Tiny houses have become a popular trend for tourist stays in Argentina. These minimalist homes, up to 40 m², are generally known for being economical and sustainable. This phenomenon began in the country around 2018 and is now at its peak. In San Carlos de Bariloche, one of Argentina's most sought-after tourist destinations, a tiny house can be rented for 67,500 pesos per night. In Potrerillos, Mendoza province, a tiny house with a view of the Potrerillos dam and mountains costs 108,750 pesos per night. In Chascomús, Buenos Aires province, a tiny house with a double bed and an integrated living room costs 90,000 pesos per night. These homes offer amenities such as Wi-Fi, free parking, air conditioning, a workspace, and a grill for barbecues. They are ideal for a couple and a baby, as their limited space is designed to help guests disconnect from the hustle and bustle of the big city.
