The Best Airbnbs Across the United States

Designed by midcentury-modern master William Krisel and reimagined by designer Dani Dazey, this tangerine fever dream is a riot of bold color, retro patterns, and playful maximalism. Every inch is curated, from the sunburst wallpaper to the vibrant vintage-inspired furniture. The three-bedroom home is packed with thoughtful design details, a fully equipped kitchen, breezy open living spaces, and a backyard stocked with a private pool and hot tub. From $408 per night.

Perks: indoor pool, washer and dryer, pets allowed

Not just a mirage in the Mojave, this Airbnb is as surreal as it is spectacular. Wrapped entirely in mirrored glass to reflect its desert surroundings, this rental practically disappears into the terrain. Inside, the minimalist aesthetic keeps the focus on the surroundings—think sleek concrete floors, an open-concept design, and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with golden desert light—save for an over-the-top 100-foot indoor pool. From $2,386 per night.

Perks: Hot tub, yoga studio, pet-friendly, washer/dryer, indoor fireplace, dedicated workspace, free parking

This dreamy house in the hills boasts an organic, modern design that is the epitome of California living. Floor-to-ceiling windows in nearly every room offer breathtaking views of the surrounding canyon. The wood-clad interiors and high ceilings give the home a comforting feeling on each level (there are three). While you won’t find a TV here, you can strum on the guitar, retreat to a dedicated yoga studio for a yoga nidra session before bedtime, or soak in the new cedar wooden hot tub. The exquisite home was originally built in 1984, and then completely remodeled in 2018. (Plus, it’s been featured in The New York Times). And if you must tear yourself away from this haven, Malibu beach is a stone’s throw away. From $1,290 per night.

Perks: Pet-friendly, desert views, outdoor dining, private patio, dedicated workspace

If James Cameron doesn’t yet know about this place, someone needs to tell him. This Alien-meets-adobe-style and self-proclaimed “hobbitat” in Colorado is very high up on our list. The mosaic tile in the bathroom shower alone is worth a visit. Inside, you'll find surrealistic architectural detail such as a spiraling staircase railing and carved wall details. On the outskirts of the Sangre de Cristo wilderness, this two-bedroom, two-bath space offers beautiful desert views and a plethora of hiking options so that in case you ever want to leave the coolest Airbnb ever. With Crestone’s year-round population of 141, you’re guaranteed a private retreat—unlikely to run into much but mesquite. From $313 per night.

Perks: Outdoor shower and jacuzzi, self check-in, electric fireplace, fire pit

Across from Candlewood Lake lies this compact but thoughtfully styled cabin dating back to the 1940s. The living room’s wood-paneled walls and electric fireplace give it a warm retro feel, while plush rugs, throws, and pillows add texture and comfort. Both bedrooms are outfitted with queen beds, layered linens, and an abundance of natural light, while the kitchen and bath have been updated with clean, modern finishes that complement the cabin’s character. The outdoor setup is what really makes this place shine though: a stone fire pit, patio dining table, Weber grill, and year-round hot tub create plenty of ways to spend evenings outside. In summer, guests even have access to the lake and can borrow the cabin’s kayaks for a day out on the water. From $343 per night.

Perks: Pool, pond, hot tub, fire pit

Hand-hewn ceilings beams, rattan and wood furnishings, along with a stunner of a clawfoot bathtub emanate cottage vibes in this guest house. Set upon a four-acre estate with a large pool and serene pond, the property takes inspiration form an English country house. Every vintage-inspired detail has been carefully considered, from the brass lighting—custom designed to mimic the look of early-era lamps—to the milled 100-year-old floors and Birdseye maple antique bed. Still, the clean backdrop of bright white walls and luxury amenities, such as a rain shower and high-end kitchen essentials, ensures that the home is still very of-the-moment. From $566 per night.

Perks: Dock access, tiki hut, hammock, paddleboards, kayaks, screened patio, fire pit, longterm stay

Say you’ve settled on Key Largo over Montego—this place gives you two acres in which to bring the extended family to a beachfront paradise for a long-anticipated reunion (the space has five beds and fits 10 people). Distinct Floridian touches such as wooden pelican sculptures and plenty of wicker dictate the decor. There are so many ways to fill time, including paddleboards, kayaks, direct beach access, a tiki hut, and a pool table. The coral walls create a luxurious grotto effect, so the little ones can easily play princesses and mermaids while you have another frozen cocktail in your corner of the beach. From $1,173 per night.

Perks: Hot tub, fire pit, grill, opportunity to feed farm animals

This jewel of an A-frame occupies a prime stretch of farmland in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. This affords it plenty of privacy despite the windows on all sides, with the only immediate neighbors being a boisterous bunch of alpacas, goats, chicken, and cows. Inside, textured rugs and colorful tile liven up the Scandi-style blonde wood that lines the walls, and you’ll find that the place is well-stocked with all the contemporary accoutrements necessary for a relaxing staycation. A pebbled backyard complete with a fire pit and picnic tables also make this space perfect for hosting—with a converted loft space that sleeps as many as six lucky guests. From $382 per night.

Perks: Outdoor shower, BBQ grill, al fresco dining, French press, fire pit, garden view

This Indonesian-inspired retreat on a mango farm is the gold standard for tropical Airbnb rentals. Consider this three-story, 1,000-square-foot guesthouse your home away from home as you indulge in worry-free living. As if the airy interiors weren’t enough, you can lounge in 600-square-foot covered outdoor space. The open-air dining room and living area invite the cool breeze in, while the enclosed bedroom gives you privacy at night. Look into the massage package and a.m. yoga sessions for the ultimate TLC on the island. It’s a short walk to Kealakekua Bay (less than a mile), and a 42-minute drive to and from Kona International Airport. From $322 per night.

Perks: Wraparound balcony, wide views, hot tub

Architecture lovers will find plenty of inspiration at this peaceful, lakefront home in Sandpoint, Idaho. Stretches of glass windows offer sweeping views of Lake Pend Orielle, which is especially scenic at sunset or when the lake teems with wildlife like otters and ducks in the summer months between May and September. Unwinding here is a priority between the hot tub, multiple fireplaces, and outdoor viewing deck, but you’re also surrounded by opportunities for outdoor adventures, whether you want to get out on the water in a kayak or get your steps in along any of the many mountain trails in the area. From $1,301 per night.

Perks: Views of Fulton Market, soaring windows, smart TV with Roku, washer and dryer

In Chicago’s buzzy Fulton Market district, this three-bedroom penthouse loft merges industrial bones with plenty of comfortable seating. Soaring ceilings, exposed brick and timber, and steel-framed windows set the tone, while plush furniture and modern decor soften the edges. The open living space flows easily into a chef’s kitchen with high-end appliances and a large island that’s designed for entertaining. Each of the bedrooms has oversized windows with city views (each of which faces west, meaning they all get great sunset views), and the primary suite comes with its own en-suite bath. With some of Chicago’s best restaurants, galleries, and bars just outside the door, the loft balances urban energy with a private perch above it all. From $385 per night.

Perks: Private backyard, sleeps up to 13, curated art collection, pets allowed

Overflowing with antique style, this 4,500-square-foot Victorian home dating back to the 19th century is large enough to sleep 13 guests. Gather round for an evening of piano and cocktails in the library—adjacent to the jaw-dropping pink dining room—or bask in sunlight that flows into the eclectic front parlor filled with art and antiques. Just over the border from Kentucky, this elegant home is the perfect landing pad for those who are visiting distilleries or cheering on the horses, as it’s only a 10-minute drive to Louisville and 15 minutes to Churchill Downs. From $588 per night.

Perks: Hot tub, bunk beds, record player, playground

In this cozy, contemporary cabin in the woods, you can enjoy the peace and quiet of West Iowa while catching up on rest and exploring the nearby trails. The colorful interiors, a canvas of muted greens and burnt orange, reflects the warmth of the surrounding forest, while the calming bedscapes (from a low-to-the-ground platform bed to a lofted sleeping setup) allow for at six guests to nod off here. Outdoors on the wraparound porch, take a dip in the hot tub or gather around the fire pit in colder months. Otherwise, the den with a stylish metal fireplace or the beautifully designed blue kitchen are worthwhile places to gab in groups. From $377 per night.

Perks: Soaking tub, travel crib, luggage drop off, free parking, washer/dryer, longterm stays

This luxe carriage house is modern and stylish and has all the amenities you’d expect from an Airbnb Plus Superhost, including a Tuft and Needle queen-size mattress. The design blends modern with historic character visible in sliding barn doors and art. It’s located in the Cherokee Triangle, a beloved Louisville neighborhood with tree-lined streets and boutique shops. From $226 per night.

Perks: Large dining room, full kitchen, soaking tub

Just minutes from the French Quarter, this historic home (built in 1860) in New Orleans features two dreamy rooms with airy interiors. The beautifully restored abode preserves its architectural soul with soaring ceilings and intricate woodwork, while the decor strikes a perfect balance between vintage elegance and bold modern touches—think rich jewel-toned accents, locally sourced artwork, and plush furnishings that make every space feel curated yet comfortable. Outside, you have yourself a private backyard oasis that offers a quiet escape from the energy of the city. From $278 per night.

Perks: Extra pillows and blankets, room-darkening shades, free street parking, baby bath upon request

Pretty in Pink is one way to refer to this historic garden apartment—built in 1875. The Victorian-era stunner is filled with natural light thanks to the ample floor-to-ceiling windows that bask the blush interiors. If you’re anything like us, you’ll be obsessed with the chandeliers throughout. Located in the Lower Garden District, this exquisite Airbnb is within walking distance of NOLA must-sees, including the French Quarter, Superdome, and Arts District. From $285 per night.

Perks: Soaking tub, full kitchen, outdoor furniture, pet friendly

Set against the dramatic coastline of Stockton Springs, Maine, the Wildwood Acadia Salt House is a modern retreat that feels both effortlessly stylish and deeply connected to its surroundings. Designed with a minimalist aesthetic, the home is filled with natural light thanks to expansive windows that frame the forest landscape. The interiors feature warm wood tones, contemporary furnishings, and subtle nautical touches. A thoughtfully designed kitchen and open living space offer inviting spots to unwind, while the outdoor deck offers the perfect spot for sipping coffee in the crisp morning air. From $211 per night.

Perks: Hot tub, expansive outdoor patio, New England charm

This restored 1878 home in Kennebunk, Maine, has quite possibly the coolest rug we’ve ever seen—the multicolored, squiggly masterpiece stretches multiple rooms. The four-bedroom midcentury-modern house has a colorful palette punctuated by vintage accents and carefully curated art. A fire pit and Adirondack chairs arranged outside invite slow, starlit evenings. From $905 per night.

Perks: Large yard, side porch, walkable proximity to town, indoor fireplace

One of our favorite stays in the Berkshires is this historic, five-bedroom house in West Stockbridge that’s full of color and life, with a palette that varies from one room to the next. Take the clean, blue-tiled kitchen juxtaposed versus the moody, Victorian-leaning dining room cloaked in dark hues—there’s a distinct energy in each room that still feels cohesive. The vibe is romantic and historic but not stuffy, with a design scheme that integrates elements of Japanese design into its bedrooms with floor beds, paper lanterns, and minimalist details. Each room is also pretty massive, if you’re hoping for a temporary stay that allows every guest to sprawl out. From $1,384 per night.

Perks: Original FLW furnishings, fire pit, indoor fireplace

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Michigan State University art professors in 1940, the Goetsch–Winckler house was built as part of a larger planned Usonian community that eventually found its place in Pleasantville, NY. Wright’s Usonian ideal was to create affordable housing that blended into their landscape, and built with integrous materials. His mission is well exemplified by this single-level home, complete with original, Wright-designed furniture and constructed in harmony with the surrounding tree line. Because of its historical significance, note that children are not allowed to lodge here, but if you do end up visiting we’d suggest heading here around fall, when the trees take on vibrant red and orange hues. From $503 per night.

Perks: Sauna, secluded, mountain views, deck

You won’t find any hay or animals in this barn, which the owners have charmingly nicknamed the “barndominium.” While rustic touches abound—think a natural shiplap wall in the kitchen space and butcher-block countertops—steel-and-glass windows and sleek cabinetry ensure that the lofted space feels decidedly modern. Indoor-outdoor living is at is best with a glass-paneled garage door that opens to a firepit surrounded by Adirondack chairs. Bunk beds made it an ideal place to bring the kids, while a sauna ensures that adults will enjoy it just as much. Relish it all while taking in the stunning vistas of the Bitterroot Mountains. From $332 per night.

Perks: Pool, hot tub, event space, chef’s kitchen

Some go to Vegas to gamble. Others to see legendary performers. And then there are a select few who simply want a luxurious, sun-soaked escape in the desert. If you’re in the latter group, this contemporary villa is calling your name. The industrial loft-style home features sleek lines, modern furnishings, a chef’s kitchen with a SubZero refrigerator, and an open living plan that’s perfect for hosting. Two-story windows in the living room overlook the large pool that’s surrounded by loungers. When the desert sun proves too hot, find shade in the sheltered lounge area. From $664 per night.

Perks: Lakefront, private island, pets allowed, fire pit

Who hasn’t dreamed of relaxing on their own private island? Here’s your chance. This light-filled contemporary cabin is designed for living your best lake life (at least temporarily). Curated with a mix of art and objects, the home hosts a plethora of skylights and windows that stunning water and forest views from nearly every room. After a day of swimming or lounging on the dock, enjoy a meal on the patio prepared in the chef’s kitchen. Then cozy up by the fire pit or in front of the living room’s large stone fireplace. From $1,084 per night.

Perks: High-speed wifi, washer and dryer, wood-burning indoor fireplace

Like something out of a sci-fi dream, this geometric retreat in Rhinebeck, New York, is as much a livable sculpture as it is a vacation home. Even though there are technically no bedrooms, it sleeps four throughout nooks and crannies dotting the space. It also includes a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy wood-burning fireplace that keeps the place warm in winter (it’s heated geothermally otherwise), and sleek midcentury furnishings. From $620 per night.

Perks: Room-darkening shades, smart TV, free street parking, luggage drop-off allowed, longterm stays

This one-of-a-kind Brooklyn brownstone strikes a perfect chord between color and style. It was professionally designed and decorated by Jarret Yoshida—and it shows. Waking up in a queen-size bed opposite a marble fireplace set into a poppy-hued wall is better than any alarm clock. Our favorite part is the art throughout, giving this listing a gallery-like atmosphere. The one-bedroom home is a breathtaking mix of contemporary, midcentury, vintage and antique furniture that comes together to create a rich, vibrant space. From $367 per night.

Perks: Panoramic views, pet-friendly, indoor gas fireplace, travel crib, fast Wi-Fi, dedicated workspace

Experience the Blue Ridge at its best with this private, luxurious Airbnb nestled on the edge of rolling ridge. The striking three-bedroom home has a sprawling terrace with panoramic views and an oversized fire pit. Inside, you'll love the floor-to-ceiling windows, contemporary fireplace, and soaking tub. Families will appreciate the spacious kitchen island and a dining table for six. Throughout the home, you’ll find designer furniture and decor that will make you feel like you’re staying a five-star resort—but with all the comforts of a home. From $428 per night.

Perks: Hot tub, laundry, games, exterior security cameras, kid-friendly spaces

Rustic and elevated come together in this contemporary A-frame that showcases wood-paneled ceilings and a farmhouse table, both balanced with midcentury furnishings. A four-acre, family-friendly escape ideal for nature walks, it’s also close to the quaint town of Garrettsville if you want to browse for antiques, books, or toys. If you prefer to stay closer to your temporary home, you can simply enjoy the hot tub and fire pit with the family. But to do any of this, you may need to coax your children out of the charming kids’ nook in the home. From $339 per night.

Perks: Lake access, wide views, full acre on grounds, hot tub

Enjoy lake sunsets with a 360-degree view of the outdoors from this modern Oklahoma build with floor-to-ceiling windows. Wide interiors and minimalist details allow this modern design to stand out against its natural surroundings. A new French press, modern toaster, Nespresso machine, and other contemporary accoutrements make this a luxurious stay in the wilderness. The outdoors stay out and the indoors stay clean. With a full acre of privacy, there’s plenty to explore on land and lake, making this a conducive space to unwind with a group of 2-4. And if you’re visiting in months when it’s a bit too chilly for a dip, enjoy the hot tub, instead. From $273 per night.

Perks: Private patio, Smart TV, washer/dryer, yoga mat, travel crib, high chair, toys, sound system

An open staircase and tall, floor-to-ceiling windows give this Portland gem an airy, spacious feel. Take note of the contemporary-meets-midcentury modern design touches that include molded plywood Eames chairs, Arne Jacobsen dining chairs around a Kartell dining table, Benson sofa with Pendleton upholstery, and George Nelson light fixtures. The two-bedroom guesthouse is located in East Portland, with plenty of dining and shopping options within walking distance. From $326 per night.

Perks: Firepit, orchard access, floor-to-ceiling windows

Nestled among Pennsylvania’s apple orchards lies this raised A-frame that overlooks the rolling hills of the Amish countryside. The all-black exterior sets a stark contrast against its rural surroundings while the interiors lean into spare, monochrome details with midcentury-inspired furnishings. This retreat is designed for unwinding, with a cozy living space that offers an unobscured view and a smart TV, along with a small kitchenette with a burner to whip up meals. You’d be well- proximity to the orchard itself for long walks. The fire pit is perfect for gathering after a long day and enjoying the crisp fall weather. From $172 per night.

Perks: Air conditioning, indoor fireplace, safe, Wi-Fi, full kitchen, bikes

The Monroe feels like a jewel box in the heart of Charleston’s historic district. Inside the 19th-century home, original hardwood floors and soaring ceilings set the stage, while velvet upholstery, woven rugs, linen-draped windows, and rattan details bring softness to the historic bones. The kitchen balances sleek stainless steel appliances with stone counters and fun, patterned tilework, and the bathrooms mix polished fixtures with statement tile. Each bedroom is treated as its own vignette, with plush bedding, quilted throws, and bold accent colors. Better yet, outside there’s a shade porch that makes it easy to enjoy Charleston’s warm evenings. From $685 per night.

Perks: Wrap-around porch, full kitchen, firepit, access to bikes

Like a modern treehouse, this quite literally elevated retreat finds itself among the boughs of a forest in Custer, South Dakota. Its interiors include a cozy living space with large windows that frame the natural beauty outside, a well-equipped kitchen, and a comfortable sleeping area designed for relaxation after a day of exploration in Custer State Park. From $316 per night.

Perks: Mountain views, hot tub, soaking tub, gated community, covered porch, washer/dryer, board games

This upgraded cabin in Sevierville is the forest cleanse of your dreams. A huge tub, ample outdoor space for al fresco dining, multiple grills, and a hot tub make it a the perfect spot for a getaway. We love how the clean lines and upgraded amenities juxtapose the rugged and outdoorsy exteriors. Nearby, you have access to a tennis and pickleball courts and a spacious pool. From $390 per night.

Perks: Free washer and dryer, dedicated workspace, private patio

In a city known for keeping things weird, The Bloomhouse in Austin takes it to another level. This sculptural, freeform escape looks like something out of a dream—think Dr. Seuss meets Salvador Dalí—where undulating white walls and whimsical archways make you feel like you’re living in a conch shell. Inside is a full kitchen, cozy living space, and a plush lofted bedroom tucked into the flowing design, while outside is a private patio and open-air shower. From $594 per night.

Perks: Patio, free parking, room-darkening shades, extra pillows and blankets, BBQ grill

If you’re looking for a one-of-kind experience, this Airbnb is calling your name. The contemporary stunner is made with two shipping containers—and what it lacks in square footage it makes up for in top-of-the-line style. No detail was overlooked in the design, from the pine shiplap walls to the rich, espresso-stained ceiling beams. And believe it or not, there’s even a rooftop deck! From $195 per night.

Perks: Hot tub, fire pit, unobstructed mountain views, three-tiered deck

Set against the backdrop of southern Utah’s red rock country, this teeny A-frame structure is all clean lines, with a convertible window wall that offers uninterrupted views of towering sandstone cliffs and endless desert skies. Greet the day on your own observation deck outfitted with a patio set and grill, or cap it off with a soak under the stars at the hot tub on-site. What this place lacks in WiFi, it more than makes up for in adventure. You're a short drive to surrounding sites like Zion National Park, the Water Canyon Trailhead, and the shifting landscape of the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park. From $813 per night.

Perks: Hot tub, forest views, dedicated workspace, Wi-fi

High in Vermont’s Green Mountains, this glass-clad tiny house reframes the notion of “cabin in the woods.” The walls are mostly windows, so you never lose sight of the forest beyond, whether you’re curled up in the lofted bed or making coffee in the minimalist kitchen. Tile floors, black steel framing, and streamlined furnishings keep the interiors contemporary and straightforward, letting the light and landscape set the mood. Outside, a private deck and hot tub extend the living space, offering a perch for watching the stars after a day of hiking or skiing. For travelers who appreciate architecture as much as scenery, this cabin makes the case that good design doesn’t need excess square footage. From $499 per night.

Perks: Sauna, hot tub, game room, pool table

Every once in while we want to truly escape with our friends or family, with nothing but nature (and each other) as company, but that doesn’t necessitate going completely off-the-grid. Set in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, this cabin is a secluded escape where there’s no need to venture beyond the property. A black-and-white palette with warm leather accents sets the tone for this entertainment-centric home, complete with a luxury kitchen, dining area that seats 12, pool table, poker table, and entertainment space that offers arcade games and foosball. Did we mention the sauna and hot tub? One soak under the stars here, and you may never want to return to your shoebox apartment ever again. From $608 per night.

Perks: Surrounded by forest, fire pit, indoor fireplace

This wood-paneled cabin is a cozy forest retreat that feels distinctly off-grid, underscored by the ferns and pines outside the windows. Amber woods inside offset by moody black and green accents make the place feel cozy but upscale, so you never get the sense that you’re truly roughing it out here. A Danish Morsø wood stove is just one of many warm and rustic details that make this stay both relaxing and restorative, but not without the necessities: a kitchenette with a convection oven and air fryer, and a Nespresso machine. Because hey—even in the middle of the woods, an artist needs their little lattes. Fast Wi-Fi adds to its appeal as a staycation retreat—perhaps even for writing your own sort of Twilight series? From $218 per night.

Perks: Private rooftop deck with pergola, dual-sided fireplace, high-speed Wifi

A refined urban escape in the heart of Washington, DC, this flat combines sleek modern design with superior amenities like a dual-sided gas fireplace that adds warmth and ambiance, plus a stylish open layout perfect for unwinding after a day in the city. The real highlight? A private rooftop deck with a pergola that makes a serene setting for morning coffee, evening cocktails, or simply soaking in the skyline views. Located in a prime spot with easy access to DC’s top dining, museums, and nightlife, it is ideal for those who want to experience the capital in style. From $349 per night.

Perks: EV charger, pet-friendly, hot tub, washer/dryer, indoor fireplace, alfresco dining, patio

Crafted by a New York City architecture firm, this two-bedroom prefab module—spanning two stories—resembles an elevated treehouse. The interiors are more spacious than they seem, with a downstairs media room and a third bedroom for kids available upon request if you’re traveling with little ones. If it’s an adult’s only venture, climb into the orange hot tub for a bit of stargazing. Here, light pollution is not going to interfere with your spectacular view of Orion’s Belt. From $325 per night.

Perks: Dock, yard games, fire pit, backyard, outdoor fireplace, garden view, beach access

Designed by the Dairy State’s most famous architect, the four-bedroom Schwartz House is located on the shores of Lake Michigan and features trademark Frank Lloyd Wright features, including a 63-foot living room that book-ends in a built-in shelf with a banquette flocked with pillows. Tell-tale interior brick walls and wood paneling are prominently highlighted in the 1938 Prairie-style home. From $796 per night.

Perks: Mountain views, fireplace, private balcony, shared pool, and hot tub

This four-bedroom home is all about the views. Floor-to-ceiling windows look directly onto the Tetons, while vaulted ceilings and an open-plan living area maximize the natural light. A stone fireplace anchors the great room, while leather seating and wood finishes give the space a warm, lodge-like feel. The kitchen is designed for groups and comes stacked with high-end appliances, plenty of counter space, along with a dining area that faces the mountains. Each bedroom has its own bathroom for added privacy, and many feature direct deck access. Multiple outdoor terraces provide plenty of space to take in the views, whether it’s over morning coffee or with an Aperol spritz after a day on the slopes. From $1,768 per night.