I spent 2 nights at a tiny home resort. My 260-square-foot house on wheels felt shockingly spacious.

• In July, I stayed at A Tiny House Resort in New York’s Catskill Mountains.
• I spent 2 nights in a 260-square-foot tiny home on wheels that typically costs $350 a night.
• The house felt bigger than I expected. I was surprised to learn that it sleeps up to five people.

A Tiny House Resort sits on 45 acres of forest in the Catskills.

The windowed door opened to the kitchen.

Although it was small, the kitchen had everything I’d need to cook: a full-sized fridge, a small oven with a stovetop, and a deep sink. Above the fridge, a wide shelf stored a microwave and dishware.

Across from the sink, a rolling mini bar stored a coffee maker, a toaster, a toaster oven, and utensils.

To the right was a full bathroom beneath a lofted, twin-sized bed.

Three coat hooks were on the wall behind the ladder up to the cot.

In the bathroom, there was a standing shower on the left, a toilet and storage space on the right, and a small sink in the middle. There was also a hanging mirror that pulled out from the wall to save space when not in use.

I found Beekman 1802 shampoo, conditioner, and body wash in the shower.

To the left of the kitchen was an expandable dining table next to a staircase.

The dining table was next to the largest window in the house. It had drawers and could be extended to triple its size, with two foldout leaves.

Since I stayed in the tiny home alone, I had no reason to use the full-sized table, but I unfolded both leaves anyway to see how the house would feel if I’d needed more space.

At full length, the table was about the width of the staircase. It didn’t infringe on the kitchen or the living room behind it.

While moving the table, I noticed two wide drawers on the side of the staircase.

The living room was behind the dining table.

There was a mounted TV, a small coffee table, and a couch that transformed into a queen-sized bed. I also found a small closet behind the staircase with three hangers and extra pillows inside.

The couch folded out into a queen-sized bed.

The couch was essentially two large cushions stacked on top of each other. I took them apart and put them side by side on the living room floor, which filled the space.

I imagined two people could sleep here with the cushions attached or separated into two cots.

The staircase led to a queen-sized bed surrounded by windows on three sides.

The final bed was the best in the house, with a comfy queen-sized mattress and windows all around. There was floor space at the top of the staircase and a small shelf on the wall to store my belongings.

This was my favorite room in the house.

When I wake up in my NYC apartment, I still think about what it was like to pull back the curtains for this view of the woods without getting out of bed.

I would definitely book this tiny home again, and maybe next time, I’ll bring my friends.