Airbnbs have gone from a trendy to a normal part of travel, with competing sites popping up left and right. With so many picture perfect stays available, we combed through Airbnb to create this big list of the best Airbnb in every state.
This isn’t one of those lists that feature quirky for the sake of quirky. Every listing here is someplace we’d really love to stay, and it’s awesome inside and out. We found something cool in every state across the US, from treehouses to ghost towns, and everything in between.
The Cottage at The Winchester Manor
Rate: $102
Why we love it: This century old cottage has seen a lot of uses over the years, including as a post office, jail and doctor’s office. It’s also beautifully renovated and bursting with Southern charm!
Rate: $125
Why we love it: This cute and cozy bus had a former life as a Denali National Park tour bus! It’s completely renovated, with a rustic vintage vibe.
Bell Tent Glamping on Navajoland
Rate: $150
Why we love it: You get to stay the night on a working Native American ranch, and soak up some culture along with your glamping.
Rate: $1500
Why we love it: Nestled into a mountain, this cool living cave has all the comforts of home.
Rate: $400
Why we love it: Perched above Malibu with sweeping ocean views and renovated with a glass front, this isn’t your average Airstream trailer.
Rate: $116
Why we love it: This historic lodge in a Colorado ghost town has spot-on vintage chic decor–and you’ll be above the owner’s cocktail bitters workshop.
3 Story Victorian in the Trees
Rate: $185
Why we love it: This Victorian home has been updated with a minimalist aesthetic, but maintained its weathered character.
Rate: $300
Why we love it: There’s plenty of colorful vintage appeal in this 1930s mansion, and it’s a fantastic price for an 8 bedroom home.
Treehouse Canopy: Permaculture Farm
Rate: $65
Why we love it: “Treehouse” is usually enough for us, but this one is on a farm! With goats!
Rate: $375
Why we love it: Another treehouse! (I’m not really sure how this little cluster happened). Georgia’s has three rooms connected by rope bridges, and fulfills just about all of our childhood fantasies.
Rate: $200
Why we love it: A bright, modern treehouse with tropical touches, it’s close to Volcano National Park, and has everything we want in a Hawaii experience (ok, minus the cocktails).
A Small Yurt Tucked in the Woods
Rate: $66
Why we love it: This cozy yurt is the perfect rustic getaway, set in a birch grove in rural Idaho.
Rate: $850
Why we love it: Gorgeous and light-filled, those tall windows are actually 94 doors that can be opened in the summer to let the breezes waft through.
Rate: $700
Why we love it: This cute cottage is completely hobbit-worthy!
Rate: $115
Why we love it: This vintage caboose is renovated with hipster sensibilities (including barware!), and set on a horse farm.
Rate: $75
Why we love it: This sweet country getaway is set among orchards and a working family farm, as well as a small market with local, organic food.
Historic log cabin in horse country
Rate: $250
Why we love it: This historic log cabin is in the middle of thoroughbred horse country, and full of rustic charm inside.
Elegantly Decayed Creole Mansion
Rate: $395
Why we love it: Oozing with spooky New Orleans charm, this place was even a filming location for American Horror Story. (and here’s another amazing New Orleans Airbnb!)
Dragonwood Castle – 3BR Maine Home
Rate: $150
Why we love it: The exposed timber, ample woodwork and stone give this “castle” a fun Lord of the Rings vibe.
Yurt glamping at Savage River Lodge
Rate: $260
Why we love it: These luxe, airy yurts have full bathrooms and are anything but rustic.
Rate: $225
Why we love it: It’s firmly in fairytale territory–and check out that canopy bed inside!
Rate: $870
Why we love it: This mushroom house is utterly charming, and located in Michigan’s gorgeous Upper Peninsula.
Rate: $259
Why we love it: This Minnesota barn has been renovated with all the comforts of home, and loads of rustic woodwork.
Antebellum Mansion: 7 Bedrooms- Belmont Plantation
Rate: $1417
Why we love it: Rent a whole Southern mansion, immaculately decorated by a Los Angeles interior designer (who’s also the owner)? We’re in!
Rate: $120
Why we love it: How many chances do you get to stay in a historic jail? This one is immaculately updated–and you’ll actually be sleeping in the beautiful sheriff’s quarters.
Antique Montana Sheepherder’s Wagon
Rate: $99
Why we love it: Stay on a working Montana farm in this cute antique sheepherder’s wagon. It’s rustic but cozy, and there’s an outdoor shower!
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Chic Tiny House in Omaha Nebraska
Rate: $75
Why we love it: A cute tiny house on goat farm? Sold.
Downtown Vegas Vintage Glitz Apt
Rate: $160
Why we love it: This Las Vegas apartment has girly kitsch in spades (and channels a bit of Dolores Umbridge). You HAVE TO see the bathroom!
Rate: $99
Why we love it: This Airstream camper is cheerful vintage perfection, and minutes from the beach at Great Bay.
Designer Treehouse Artist Studio
Rate: $175
Why we love it: Vaulted ceilings, gorgeous wood floors, and a clawfoot tub give this large studio apartment a rustic urban vibe.
Rate: $79
Why we love it: Eclectic decor and an eco-friendly philosophy make this charming dome house is just outside of Taos pure perfection.
Geo Dome on Farm Upstate Catskills
Rate: $350
Why we love it: This light filled geo dome offers the best of both worlds: luxury glamping on a farm (with rabbits!), plus hiking and swimming nearby.
WalkerWorld Organic Artist Retreat
Rate: $600
Why we love it: A crazy eclectic, sprawling cabin that oozes creativity, and it’s right on the river.
Rate: $275
Why we love it: This cute Fargo home has an eclectic vintage vibe (and pickings are really slim in North Dakota).
Lovely Hingetown Firehouse Loft!
Rate: $150
Why we love it: This vintage filled apartment is in an old firehouse (yes, the poles are still there!), AND there’s a coffee shop in the neighboring bay.
Oklahoma
Rate: $55
Why we love it: You’ll be staying in a real historic one room schoolhouse (updated with some creature comforts). It’s a rural area, and you may hear coyotes howling at night!
Cozy Three Story Lookout Tower
Rate: $249
Why we love it: This light filled lookout tower has panoramic views of Oregon’s Cascade mountains, and it’s exactly where we want to cozy up for a weekend.
Rate: $200
Why we love it: This Philadelphia loft’s grand architectural details, left over from an old mansion library, make for a fun mix of high and low.
Adorable, Artsy Victorian with a Claw Foot Tub
Rate: $88
Why we love it: The interior of this sunshine yellow Victorian is just as cheerful, with plenty of vintage touches.
A Pirate’s Life For Me – Houseboat
Rate: $189
Why we love it: This cute, colorful houseboat is right off of downtown Charleston, and you’ll fall asleep to gentle waves.
Micro-Cabin in Pheasant Country
Rate: $75
Why we love it: This cute, modern cabin in the middle of the South Dakota corn fields has huge windows and peaceful, sweeping views.
Boho Wonderland in E. Nashville
Rate: $900
Why we love it: This airy, bohemian Nashville home really is a wonderland; you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into your favorite design blogger’s house.
Terlingua Ghost Town Ruin – Boystown
Rate: $125
Why we love it: This 100 year-old miner’s casita is one of a kind, AND you’ll snag great views of the Texas badlands.
Rate: $65
Why we love it: Experience the unique architecture of an authentic Navajo hogan. It’s rustic, but a completely unique experience, and you’ll get incredibly clear views of the stars at night.
Charming studio in renovated 19th century church
Rate: $75
Why we love it: This renovated church retains so much of its original charm, with bright, modern updates.
Rate: $110
Why we love it: SO MUCH natural light! It was built as a daylight photo studio, and the interior is a perfect mix and traditional and minimalist.
Rate: $215
Why we love it: This 1927 tugboat is close to downtown Seattle, adorable, and updated with modern conveniences.
Rate: $85
Why we love it: This West Virginia barn loft is perfectly appointed, and movie-set level romantic!
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Schwartz House/Still Bend
Rate: $425
Why we love it: You won’t get many chances to stay in a Frank Lloyd Wright home! This is one of the few listed on Airbnb, and beautifully preserved.
Rate: $150
Why we love it: Gorgeous, Japanese minimalist design, and an authentic soaking bath, as well as cedar sauna, nestled in Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin.
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