'It was hilarious'
A family of four arrived at the holiday rental they had booked for them and their two dogs to find it was a 114-square foot tiny 'dolls house'. Dad JJ Keefe booked the rental as the family were traveling to Canton, New York, to drop their son Aidan off at university.
The house was only 114 square foot downstairs with a 96 square foot loft. Kylie added: "We all laughed when we pulled in and saw the size of the home." Kylie posted a video of the event to her TikTok account, where it went viral, garnering almost 32 million views. The video also gained the attention of multiple brands, getting comments from Hilton Hotels, Arby's and Airbnb.
The mistake from her father ended up being quite the happy accident, resulting in the family receiving a free $500 voucher from Airbnb - and a free stay in a Hilton hotel.
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