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The Cheapest Airbnbs in Every State
Updated on Apr. 29, 2025
Alabama: Postcard Cabins Talladega Valley
Price: $63 per night
Located in the historic city of Childersburg, this tiny cabin is ideally situated along the Coosa River. Flanked by towering trees and rolling hills, it’s perfect for those looking to dip their toes into glamping. While cozy in size, this Airbnb is chock-full of charm and amenities, including complimentary s’mores, hot cocoa and coffee, a kitchenette and an en suite bathroom. The cabin’s chic black exterior adds contemporary flair, while the all-wood interior offers a rustic feel. The expansive floor-to-ceiling window lets in abundant natural light too.
Pros:
- Tranquil location set amidst private woodlands
- Dedicated parking spot
- En suite bathroom and kitchenette
- Complimentary provisions like s’mores and coffee
Con:
- Its location in the middle of the woods might be a little too secluded for some
Alaska: The Hideaway
Price:Â $117 per night
The design-forward Hideaway, part of a two-unit duplex in Anchorage, offers three bedrooms to sleep up to six people—perfect for the whole family. The upper living space stands out for its large windows and cozy faux fireplace, ideal for gathering around with a board game or puzzle (the host offers lots to choose from!). Alternatively, enjoy some tunes on the record player. The nature-inspired bedrooms are designed to serve as tranquil oases with plush bedding, and the primary suite offers its own bathroom. Before or after your action-packed day exploring Anchorage, whip up something delicious in the contemporary kitchen.
There is also a shared backyard, Wi-Fi, in-unit laundry and covered parking so you need not worry about snow. It is Alaska, after all!
Pros:
- Complimentary covered parking space
- Cozy faux fireplace for lounging
- Charming bedrooms with nature-inspired decor and artwork
Con:
- The backyard, while fully fenced, is shared with the other unit in the duplex
Arizona: Capitol Butte Sedona Stay
Price: $99 per night
There’s no shortage of brand-name properties in and around Sedona, but when it comes to deciding between an Airbnb and a hotel, the choice is clear. This cheap Airbnb has a nearly five-star rating with hundreds of reviews, and with one look you’ll know why. With stunning wood floors, gorgeous furniture, a kitchen and the red rocks of Sedona right out your back door, it outshines a hotel or resort stay when you consider price, location, views and privacy. This makes an excellent pit stop during an Arizona road trip.
Pros:
- Sedona’s legendary hiking trails are a five-minute walk away
- Picturesque Chimney Rock vistas
- Patio with views of Thunder Mountain
Con:
- It’s on the bottom floor of a family home
Arkansas: Shipping Container in Amity
Price:Â $75 per night
Set amidst 40 scenic acres of tranquil forest, this vacation rental is housed in a sleek shipping container, making it one of the most unique—and affordable—Airbnbs on the market. Not only is it close to bucket-list attractions like Crater of Diamond State Park and Hot Springs National Park, but it’s also just 10 minutes from the Caddo River, a beloved spot for floating. Despite its small size, the shipping container is stocked with a full kitchen and bathroom. There’s also a patio and outdoor area complete with a hammock and dining area.Â
Pros:
- Central location near Crater of Diamond State Park and Hot Springs National Park
- Tranquil forest surroundings
- Private patio and outdoor area for lounging
Con:
- The sleeping space is quite small
California: Orange Tree Casita
Price: $122 per night
Located in the small town of Somis—just 60 miles from Los Angeles—this custom-built tiny home is located under a citrus tree (hence, its name) in the corner of the owners’ yard. The semi-private patio is equipped with a table for two where you can sip your morning coffee in style. The contemporary, natural-light-filled interiors feature a color palette of crisp whites and grays plus light wooden accents, which add a bright and airy look and feel. While it’s small in size, the casita is purposefully built to maximize storage space and includes a full kitchen, bathroom and closet.
Pros:
- Bright and airy interiors
- Furnished patio area
- Separate living and sleeping spaces
Cons:
- Expect to hear the owners’ children playing in the yard
- The lofted sleeping area is accessible via steep steps with no guardrail, so it’s not accessible to all
Colorado: Claimjumper Creekside Cabin Retreat
Price: $90 per night
Pros:
- Sweeping mountain views
- Direct creek access
- Pristine back deck area
- Free parking
Cons:
- No pets allowed
- It’s located in an older building that’s not ADA-compliant
Connecticut: Geodesic Dome in the Woods
Price: $59 per night
You’ll never know what you’ll find when searching for “Airbnbs near me”—even in Connecticut. Take a chance on the unique experience of staying in this geodesic dome located on an organic farm in the countryside, equidistant from Hartford and New Haven. You’ll have to forgo electricity, heat and air conditioning, which may feel a bit like camping, but the dome has a double bed and a floor mattress, with a bathroom and kitchen available in the main home a short walk away.
This cheap Airbnb is close to antique shops, historic sites and 4,000 acres for hiking and exploring, making it one of the best Airbnbs for fall foliage season in New England.
Pros:
- Opportunity to truly unplug
- Pets allowed
- Serene surroundings set the scene for a relaxing, nature-filled escape
Cons:
- No electricity, heat or air conditioning
- Bathroom is 125 feet away
Delaware: Sweet Getaway Steps from Dewey Beach
Price: $77 per night
This sunlight-filled condo is just steps from the ocean, a short walk to the quaint stores in Dewey and minutes from Rehoboth Beach using the Jolly Trolley or the two bikes provided for free. This cheap Airbnb is also equipped with a full kitchen with a stove, microwave, toaster oven, blender and Keurig coffee maker. If you’d rather cook outside, there’s a gas grill; you can even enjoy your lunch or dinner on the table in the yard. If you prefer to relax in the air conditioning after a fun day in the sand and surf, there’s an HDTV with Roku and cable, plus Wi-Fi.
Pros:
- Dog-friendly
- Free driveway parking spot
- Steps from the beach
Con:
- No laundry
Florida: Cozy and Charming Cottage
Price: $150 per night
The village of Biscayne Park is a designated bird sanctuary only about 15 minutes from the beach, in a neighborhood that this Airbnb’s host says is Miami’s best-kept secret. You’ll step into a tropical paradise: At this 400-square-foot cottage set behind the superhost owner’s main home, there’s a lush tropical garden with a tiki hut and private pool (shared with only the owner, who gives guests priority). Inside this unbelievably cheap Airbnb, you’ll find a beautifully decorated cottage with doors that open onto the garden, plus a queen bed, private bathroom, microwave and refrigerator.
Pros:
- Private tropical oasis, complete with a pristine swimming pool and garden
- Close to some excellent Florida beaches
Cons:
- Private space but on owner’s property
- No full kitchen (but fridge, microwave, coffee maker and Nespresso machine)
Georgia: Carriage House Studio
Price: $76 per night
It’s nearly impossible to stay in Atlanta for under $100 a night including parking, but this small studio apartment in Atlanta’s Midtown neighborhood offers the chance to experience the best of the city at a fraction of the cost. The contemporary space includes all the comforts of home, including a dedicated workspace, refrigerator and Wi-Fi. Plus, you’ll be within walking distance of top restaurants, while major sites like the Fox Theater and Woodruff Arts Center are also nearby.
Pros:
- Studio is in the owners’ carriage house, a separate building from the main house
- Seven-minute walk to public transportation (MARTA Midtown Station)
- Free parking
- Private entrance
Cons:
- No full kitchen (but refrigerator, microwave and Nespresso machine)
- No use of outdoor spaces
Hawaii: Artistic Cabin in the Forest
Price: $89 per night
Your dream Hawaiian vacation is in reach thanks to this cheap Airbnb. The tranquil Hawaiian cabin positions itself as an ideal space for creatives, with stunning forest views sure to inspire the artistic process. The bungalow makes a great home base for exploring the Big Island’s Kalapana lava flow and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, about 30 to 40 minutes away, as well as some of the best beaches in Hawaii. The cabin has a first floor and a loft, with room for up to four guests, as well as a kitchen and bathroom.
Pros:
- Mauna Kea views
- Bicycle and hammock available to borrow
- Coffee and tea provided
Con:
- No microwave (but can use one in the main house)
Idaho: Luxury Stylish Home in Heart of Town
Price: $99 per night
If you’re traveling to Boise, consider booking this design-forward Airbnb. It’s cheaper than a hotel and just as luxurious as the most romantic hotel in the state. The vacation rental has hundreds of five-star reviews, so book it while you can and enjoy this sleek space complete with high ceilings, lots of natural light and modern decor. As a bonus, the hosts are happy to recommend places to eat, explore (in nature or indoors) and experience the local culture.
Pros:
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Large, deep bathtub
- Private keyless entrance
- Free parking
Con:
- $30 extra fee for those with dogs
Illinois: Round Lake Getaway Retreat
Price: $110 per night
Craving a tranquil lakeside retreat that won’t break the bank? If the answer’s yes, then consider booking this cheap Airbnb in Illinois, just steps from the water of Round Lake Beach, about 50 miles from Chicago. Take in the picturesque views from the comfort of the living room—with a cup of coffee or hot cocoa in hand, of course—head outside by the fire pit or venture out on the water via kayak. The sitting area exudes coziness with its plush sofa and electric stove, while the bedroom serves as a haven for R&R with its electric fireplace.
- Within steps of the water
- Electric fireplace in the primary bedroom
- Free parking
Con:
- While there is a private backyard, it’s not fully fenced in
Indiana: Cabin on the Ridge: The Sequel
Price: $117 per night
This modern cabin is surrounded by acres of tranquil woodlands in Madison, one of the Midwest’s best small towns. This cheap Airbnb boasts an open floor plan, plus seemingly sky-high ceilings and windows, which allow loads of natural light to flood in. In the kitchen, light wood walls add a rustic touch, while the dark green cabinetry oozes contemporary charm. Curl up on the couch and warm up by the electric fireplace, or head upstairs to the minimalist-inspired bedroom, which opens up to a small furnished patio. Last but not least is the private outdoor space, which is outfitted with twinkling string lights, a table and a chair.
Pros:
- Electric fireplace
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Private furnished patio
Con:
- It’s about a 30-minute drive from downtown
Iowa: The Fleetwood Bungalow
Price: $45 per night
This one-bedroom bungalow is ideally situated between the business district and downtown areas of Burlington, Iowa. It’s teeming with character, eclectic design elements, fun touches including a record player, and vintage and Western-inspired decor that runs the gamut from cowhide rugs to retro-inspired framed music posters. Exposed beams can also be found throughout the space, adding a rustic-chic touch.
But the true star of the show here, by far, is the dreamy enclosed front porch. It offers plenty of natural light, a memory-foam daybed, a swing and string lights.
Pros:
- Expansive front porch with plenty of room for lounging, courtesy of a daybed and swing
- Dreamy design details, including vintage and retro decor
- Private backyard
Con:
- Steep stairs leading to the home and basement
Kansas: Minimalist Modern Strawberry Hill Getaway
Price: $70 per night
This second-floor studio features minimalist and modern decor in a small, pristine space that has everything you need to enjoy a cheap Airbnb in Kansas City, Kansas. It’s just a five- to 10-minute drive from downtown Kansas City, Missouri, and within walking distance of local family-owned restaurants and bars on the Kansas side of the river. The chic space has a double bed, living area with TV, and robust kitchenette with coffee, tea, creamer, sugar and other random goodies like butter, honey, jelly and ramen; there’s also an electric kettle and a hot plate for cooking.
Pros:
- Free parking
- Private entrance
- Kitchenette with free snacks upon arrival
Con:
- No access to public transportation
Kentucky: Tiny LakeView Cottage
Price: $59 per night
This aptly named vacation rental is among our favorite cheap Airbnbs in Kentucky, clocking in at just under $60 per night. That’s because it boasts not one but two decks, along with a bonfire pit overlooking lovely Lake Cumberland. Kayaks are provided for free, as are life jackets. Inside, there’s an electric fireplace as well as a wide selection of DVDs and puzzles for a cozy night in. Alternatively, venture 10 minutes downtown to one of superhost Holly’s favorite restaurants. After a fun day on the water, enjoy a restful night’s sleep in the bedroom, equipped with a double bed and plush recliner.
Pros:
- Postcard-worthy lake views
- Two pristine decks
- Complimentary kayaks
- Electric fireplace
Con:
- No laundry on site
Louisiana: Walk/Bike to French Quarter and Jazz Fest
Price: $99 per night
Jump into the New Orleans vibe with this colorful and fun guest cottage close to the French Quarter. Dating back to 1872, this cheap Airbnb in Louisiana has character galore, plus lots of funky decor. The two-story cottage has one bedroom with a queen bed and a pull-out sleeper sofa, as well as a kitchen and living area. Enjoy the quaint pool surrounded by pillars, and the balcony set underneath a magnolia tree overlooking a shared courtyard.
Pros:
- Free bicycles
- In the heart of one of New Orleans’s most historic neighborhoods
- Nine blocks from the French Quarter (a 15-minute walk)
- Free parking
Con:
- Cottage located on owner’s property
Maine: Whitetail by the River
Price: $138 per night
Situated between woods and rolling meadow—and just 10 miles from Acadia National Park—this tiny cottage will delight any outdoor enthusiast, thanks to its proximity to many scenic hiking trails. The minimalist-inspired interiors have a rustic farmhouse look and feel, albeit with contemporary touches. The distant river views are just the icing on the cake, as is the gas stove, covered porch and outdoor stone fire pit. It’s perfect for couples or cozy for a family of four.
Pros:
- Wi-Fi
- Covered porch
- Outdoor stone fire pit
- Distant river views
Cons:
- No TV, so bring your own tablet or phone if you’re not looking to go screen-free
- Firewood is not provided for the outdoor fire pit, so you’ll need to purchase it yourself
Maryland: Five-Bedroom Luxury Home in Rockville
Price: $125 per night
About half an hour from Washington, D.C., this sprawling luxury home is well suited for groups and large families, thanks to its abundance of amenities, including a six-person hot tub, full game room, indoor and outdoor dining areas, two fire pits, a playground and so much more. Guests also gain access to a private concierge available to go grocery shopping for you! Each of the spacious bedrooms features plush bedding and plenty of storage, while bathrooms exude elegance with marble finishes.
Pros:
- Expansive backyard with fire pits, a playground and a pergola
- Game room
- Private concierge
- Indoor and outdoor dining spaces
Con:
- It’s about 17 miles from D.C., so not centrally located in the city
Massachusetts: The Retreat at Eagleville
Price: $150 per night
Located on the edge of a tranquil pond in Athol, the aptly named Retreat at Eagleville is ideal for fishing and those looking for an escape into nature. After an action-packed day on the water—be sure to take advantage of the provided kayaks, paddles and life jackets—relax with a soak in the tub or cook a multicourse feast in the fully equipped kitchen. Alternatively, kick back in the hammock, hang by the fire pit or relax in one of the Adirondack chairs.Â
Pros:
- Wi-Fi
- Pet-friendly
- Smart TV with Netflix
- Use of kayaks
- Sumptuous soaking tub
Con:
- The shallow and weedy pond is not suitable for swimming
Michigan: The Jewel of Maston Lake
Price: $115 per night
This three-story lake house embodies tranquility in every sense, from the open-concept living space to the three bedrooms, designed to serve as peaceful sanctuaries. The primary suite offers access to a stunning lakefront deck, where guests can sip coffee or vino in style while soaking up the water views. After enjoying a meal al fresco, lounge on the covered deck or by the fire pit. Or head inside the fully equipped kitchen and whip up something spectacular as you take in the serene surroundings of one of the prettiest lakes in the state.
Pros:
- Kayaks provided
- Several outdoor decks
- Postcard-worthy water views
- Direct lake access
- Hot tub
Cons:
- The downtown area is quite small
- Pontoon boat must be rented separately ($300 for one day, or $250 per day for multiple days)
Minnesota: Tree-Top Urban Cabin
Price: $86 per night
Rarely do you get to feel like you’re camping in a metropolis, but you might when you stay at this magical treehouse. You’ll enjoy third-floor living in a cedar-plank, A-frame studio apartment with its own private porch, set just blocks from the Blue Line Metro, making it extremely easy to arrive from the airport and get into the heart of the city in minutes. You’ll be within steps of the best restaurants, shops, theaters and everything else Minneapolis has to offer. This stunning studio has its own loft, two queen beds, a full bath, a kitchenette, an air purifier and Wi-Fi.
Pros:
- Unique downtown studio apartment
- A/C in summer
- Smart TV
Con:
- Free street parking but no parking on the property
Mississippi: Unique Lake House
Price: $140 per night
This spectacular Airbnb retreat may be just 30 minutes from Biloxi and the Gulf Coast beaches, but it’s a world away in the woods. Red Creek State Wildlife Management Area hiking trails are just outside, and you can bring a bike if you prefer to explore on two wheels. There’s a private, spring-fed lake for fishing too. Inside, you’ll find a massive primary bedroom with a king-size bed, plus bunk beds in the second bedroom. It also has on-site laundry, plus air conditioning for those muggy summer nights.
Pros:
- Free use of two-person boat with seats and paddles
- Strongest Wi-Fi in the woods
- Drinking water from a freshwater spring
Con:
- Has steps, so it’s not ideal for folks with mobility issues
Missouri: Firefly Bungalow
Price: $114 per night
This cheap Airbnb in the Ozarks is both eclectic and vintage, but with thoughtful modern touches. You’ll see retro mid-century furniture, original refinished hardwoods, quartz countertops and custom cabinets. This cozy house has two bedrooms and 1.5 baths, a laundry room, fully stocked kitchen, living room and even separate office space if you need to work during your vacation.
Pros:
- No cleaning fee
- Extra fold-up twin bed available at no charge
- Portable crib, high chair and baby gate available
Con:
- You’ll need to drive into Springfield for dining and attractions
Montana: Bridger View Bunkhouse
Price: $99 per night
The first thing you’ll notice about this contemporary apartment in Bozeman is that it has spectacular views of the Bridger Mountains and Spanish Peaks. The one-bedroom apartment is fully furnished in a clean, modern style and has every amenity you could want during your stay, including a pull-out sofa and laundry room. Enjoy Montana’s renowned outdoor adventure opportunities, as this picturesque bunkhouse is just steps away from hiking and biking trails, as well as two great parks, including Dinosaur Park.
Pros:
- Unparalleled views of the Bridger Mountains and Spanish Peaks
- Complimentary bikes
- Entire guesthouse is yours
Con:
- It’s not within walking distance of downtown Bozeman
Nebraska: Farmhouse Getaway on Secluded Four Acres
Price: $67 per night
Escape the bustle of city life, and retreat to this fantastic farmhouse in Nebraska. Set amidst four private acres, this three-bedroom Airbnb stands out for its homey interiors, with highlights such as a roaring fireplace, exposed brick and comfy couches. The backyard, complete with a fire pit and outdoor dining area, offers plenty of privacy.
Pros:
- Scenic views
- Free parking
- Wood-burning fireplace
Con:
- This property has stairs, so it’s not an ideal pick for those those with mobility issues
Nevada: MGM Signature Patio Penthouse
Price: $90 per night
Your own penthouse on the Vegas Strip for less than the cost of a hotel room? Booking this cheap Airbnb in Las Vegas is better than winning a jackpot on the slot machines! The penthouse studio condo is in a tower connected to the MGM Grand and the monorail station, making it easy to get around, see the shows, dine at the best restaurants and live it up in Sin City. It has a king-size bed and pull-out sofa, a balcony, a kitchen and everything you’ll need for an epic getaway.
Pros:
- No resort fees or taxes
- Access to all the MGM resort amenities like the lazy river, swimming pools, hot tub and gym
Con:
- Must be over 21 to check in
New Hampshire: Chalet Sonsie: A Sweetwater Stay
Price: $90 per night
The newly renovated Chalet Sonsie offers sweeping views of Forest Lake from every room—and all three levels of decks. The magnificent waterfront home features not one but two full kitchens, along with 1.5 baths. Cozy up by the expansive fireplace, gather around the bar area or enjoy an action-packed evening in the game room, where you’ll find a foosball table and mini arcade. The primary bedroom contains one queen-sized bed, while the other has bunk beds, making it ideal for families or friends.
Pros:
- Cozy fireplace
- On-site game room with mini arcade
- Two full kitchens
- Panoramic water views
Cons:
- Cell service and internet may be spotty
- Additional guest fee of $75 per person after the first two
New Jersey: The Captain’s Cottage OCNJ
Price: $100 per night
Located along the picturesque Jersey Shore less than a 10-minute walk from the beach at Ocean City, The Captain’s Cottage OCNJ is among our favorite cheap Airbnbs in New Jersey. While this beachy cottage dates back to 1920, it was renovated in 2024 and now boasts a contemporary-chic aesthetic complete with marble countertops, warm wood tones and a soothing neutral color palette. Mornings here are well spent sipping coffee in the yard. In the evenings, guests can unwind by the indoor fireplace while watching TV or listening to music via the record player.
Pros:
- Less than a 10-minute walk from the beach
- Indoor fireplace
- Instagram-worthy beach-chic aesthetic with soothing hues and warm woods
- Complimentary beach chairs and passes available Memorial Day through Labor Day weekends
Con:
- Since the ceilings are only eight feet high, taller folks may find this vacation rental to be small
New Mexico: Santa Fe–Style Casita
Price: $126 per night
It doesn’t get more Southwestern than this pretty little adobe-style home. The romantic one-bedroom, one-bathroom Casita de la Luz (House of the Lights) offers spectacular mountain vistas. It also puts you close to Santa Fe’s top destinations, such as the Canyon Road Art District, San Miguel Mission, Meow Wolf and St. John’s College. Inside, you’ll love the colorful, authentic local decor and the fireplace in the bedroom to stoke the flames of your romantic getaway.
Pros:
- Rooftop deck with views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains
- Gas fireplace
- Koi pond
Con:
- Stairs make this casita unsuitable for those with mobility issues
New York: Mod East Village Duplex
Price: $103 per night
The coolest neighborhood in Manhattan can be yours for just over $100 a night in this modern duplex at 11th Street and Avenue C in Alphabet City in the East Village. You’ll enjoy the full run of the tastefully designed apartment’s living room, kitchen and laundry, including air conditioning and Wi-Fi, at this hidden NYC gem of an Airbnb, while renting a private room with a queen bed and bathroom. It’s a five-minute walk to Tompkins Square Park, movie theaters and incredible restaurants. Your local host, Cara, will even offer guidance about the city, if you wish.
Pros:
- Cool neighborhood in NYC
- Apartment life at a great price
- Wood floors, Moroccan tiles and lots of natural light, a rarity in Manhattan
- Close to buses and subway
Cons:
- No pets allowed
- Communal living space is shared with the duplex’s owner
North Carolina: The Water Wheel
Price: $135 per night
The Water Wheel is an adorable A-Frame cabin nestled in the mountains of North Carolina. After exploring one of the region’s many scenic hiking trails, roast s’mores around the fire pit, enjoy a refreshing dip in the hot tub or relax inside the cedar-barrel sauna, all while basking in the magnificent mountain views. Inside the chic two-bedroom home, you’ll find soaring ceilings, plus plenty of natural light courtesy of expansive windows, all of which add to the airy look and feel of the space. The stylish living area, featuring a timeless neutral color palette of grays and sleek black accents, is ideal for indoor lounging with loved ones.
Pros:
- Private sauna and hot tub
- Stylish interiors featuring a contemporary neutral color palette
- Ample outdoor space, with a patio and backyard area
- Tranquil tree-lined surroundings
Con:
- Cell service may be spotty
North Dakota: Charming Flat Downtown
Price: $61 per night
This historic apartment is near everything that downtown Fargo has to offer, from delicious food and breweries to world-class museums and live entertainment. There’s a king-size bed in the bedroom, a Blue Dot sofa in the living room that converts to a queen bed, and a comfortable reading room, all for the incredibly low price of $61 a night, making this the best cheap Airbnb in Fargo.
Pros:
- Historic building
- Convenient downtown location
- Private entrance
Cons:
- Temperature in the building can be tricky to regulate since the structure is so old
- Shared laundry in building
- The downtown area can be loud when nearby North Dakota State University hosts athletic games or other events
Ohio: Hip, Eclectic Apartment
Price: $80 per night
This bright, fun and incredibly eclectic one-bedroom Airbnb is located in Over the Rhine (OTR), Cincinnati’s famed historic district and home of the nation’s largest collection of 19th-century Italianate architecture. You are also within walking distance of the Entertainment District, lined with bars, breweries, boutiques and music and art venues, including Music Hall and the Cincinnati Museum Center. Inside the apartment is a bedroom with a queen bed, a living room with a sofa and separate single-bed sleeper couch, a full kitchen, Wi-Fi, laundry facilities and more.
Pros:
- Free parking in a garage
- Keyless entry
- 1.5 blocks from the Connector streetcar (public transportation)
Con:
- The nightlife nearby isn’t for those seeking a quiet escape
Oklahoma: Historic Santa Fe–Style Home
Price: $75 per night
This may be the prettiest cheap Airbnb in Oklahoma City—and it certainly is one of the most affordable at just $75 a night. This gorgeously renovated historic home has an enormous showpiece kitchen, a bathroom with a tiled tub and two bedrooms (each with queen beds). It’s just a 10-minute drive from downtown OKC, Chesapeake Arena, the Plaza District and midtown.
Pros:
- Ceiling fans and central air conditioning
- Beautifully decorated
- Washer and dryer in unit
Cons:
- Balcony isn’t accessible to guests
- Drive required to get into downtown Oklahoma City
Oregon: Sea Spray Oceanfront Beach Cottage
Price: $113 per night
Despite its rock-bottom pricing, this cottage apartment could qualify as one of the most extravagant Airbnb listings in America, thanks to the unique ocean views afforded by its location atop an 80-foot cliff. Guests at this one-bedroom apartment have beachfront access, allowing for a peaceful experience on the rugged Oregon coast. The Lincoln City cottage has a balcony outfitted with chairs and an electric BBQ. There’s a king-size bed in the main bedroom and a queen in the second one. You’ll also find an impressive kitchenette with a microwave, coffee maker and mini refrigerator. In the evenings, kick back, relax and cozy up by the electric fireplace.
Pros:
- Location on an 80-foot bluff above the sea
- Just one block from the beach
- Unparalleled sunset views best enjoyed from the private patio
Cons:
- Bathroom is on the smaller side
- Not a whole house (owner lives in Unit 1; guests rent Unit 2)
Pennsylvania: Riverwood Cottage
Price: $130 per night
The aptly named Riverwood Cottage is situated between the Delaware River and Delaware Canal, within easy driving distance of many charming small towns, including New Hope and Lambertville. The 700-square-foot home sleeps two adults and stands out for its rustic aesthetic (think: lots of dark woods) and country views from every angle. Guests also have access to a private fenced-in yard and outdoor dining area. Bonus: Fresh bagel delivery is included on the first morning of your stay, and the kitchen is always stocked with provisions like coffee, creamers, juice, fruit, yogurt and other breakfast staples.Â
- Kitchen stocked with provisions and breakfast staples
- Complimentary bagel delivery on the morning of your first stay
- Private fenced-in yard and outdoor dining area
Cons:
- Steps leading to the bedroom are steep
- You may hear the owners’ dogs at the main residence
Rhode Island: Heart Stone House
Price: $138 per night
This sun-drenched one-bedroom cottage is located in the heart of charming Wakefield, within minutes of Rhode Island’s most beautiful beaches. Sit out on the deck overlooking the gardens—where you’ll also find an outdoor shower for washing off post-beach—or lounge out in the living room, which is adorned with whitewashed ceilings and flooring made of reclaimed fir. This space bleeds seamlessly into the kitchen, which boasts eye-popping blue cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and everything you need to whip up a hearty meal at your home away from home.
Pros:
- Private deck with outdoor shower and garden views
- Spacious living and dining area
- Free on-site parking
- Central location in downtown Wakefield near shops and restaurants
Con:
- Some strict rules about removing shoes inside, cleaning up water on the bathroom floor and turning off outside lights at night
South Carolina: Tiny Secluded Guest House
Price: $60 per night
Previous guests note that this may be the cleanest Airbnb they’ve ever stayed in and that yummy snacks are provided by the superhosts. This utterly charming tiny home has a queen bed and a bathroom that’s separated by a partition and movable screen, like in a studio apartment. Plus, it’s close to downtown Columbia and the University of South Carolina.
Pros:
- The cottage, yard, pond and garden are all accessible for guests of this cheap Airbnb
- Free snacks provided
- Beautiful outdoor area for al fresco lounging
- Walking distance to downtown
Con:
- Only street parking available
South Dakota: McKennan Park Cottage
Price: $90 per night
If you’re trying to figure out how to budget for a road trip through South Dakota, you’ll want to book a stay in the cheap Airbnb guest apartment of this quaint cottage in Sioux Falls. This private bungalow, just across from beautiful McKennan Park’s tennis courts and pool, has one large bedroom with a queen-size bed and two large sofas for extra guests. Guests also have access to the home’s hot tub, fireplace and garden patio. Lastly, the unique “grotto room” can be used for dining or playing games with friends and family.
Pros:
- Private entrance
- Self-check-in available
- Small kitchenette with teapot, coffeepot, microwave and refrigerator
Con:
- This basement Airbnb is cool year-round (between 63 and 65 degrees), so those who are prone to being chilly may be uncomfortable
Tennessee: Cozy East Nashville Cottage
Price: $81 per night
Visiting Nashville, the home of country music—and one of the most expensive cities in America—just got cheaper. Stay in a cozy Airbnb cottage in Music City for less than $100 a night. The newly renovated one-bedroom, one-bath cottage in the hip South Inglewood area of East Nashville boasts an expansive patio surrounded by fragrant herb and flower gardens, plus a large backyard complete with free-roaming chickens. Inside, you’ll find an open-layout studio-style home with a dining area, queen bed and full bath. You’ll be a good walk or cheap rideshare away from the live music and honky-tonk bars of Broadway, the Ryman Auditorium and Geodis Park.
Pros:
- Exclusive Airbnb Plus listing with almost 1,300 glowing reviews
- Located in the hip East Nashville neighborhood
- Vintage vinyl record collection to spin during your stay
Con:
- Not in downtown Nashville
Texas: The Bunny Bungalow
Price: $105 per night
This beautiful bungalow is located on the outskirts of Amarillo, known as the gateway to Palo Duro Canyon State Park, one of the best state parks in America. The space serves as a tranquil oasis that’s especially great for romantic getaways, with amenities like an indoor fireplace, a sumptuous soaking tub for two, an expansive porch with a two-person swing, and a beautiful backyard complete with a hot tub. The studio layout features everything you could ever want in one compact space, including a full kitchen in a chic gray color palette, a comfy bed with plush linens, a small dining area and oversized leather chairs for relaxing in style.Â
Pros:
- Deep soaking tub for two
- Indoor fireplace
- Outdoor hot tub
- Pristine private patio with seating for two
- Small-dog-friendly
Con:
- Located in a subdivision, so there will be plenty of neighbors around
Utah: Cozy Condo by the Slopes
Price: $75 per night
When you’re visiting Park City, whether in the winter or summer, you’ll probably want to be by the ski slopes. Not only do the slopes provide great skiing in the winter, but they’re also great for scenic hikes in the summer. This Canyons Village condo is a five-minute walk to the bus stop, where you can catch a ride to all the Park City ski slopes. Just as with a major ski resort, you can also take advantage of the ski locker, hot tub, heated pool, sauna, steam room and gym at the condo complex during your stay. The cozy space, about the size of a hotel room, features a mini fridge, fireplace and TV.
Pros:
- Secure underground parking
- Ski locker and luggage storage
- Access to hot tub, sauna, gym and steam room
- Two-minute shuttle ride to the lifts
Con:
- Entire condo is only 300 square feet
Vermont: Barn Loft Featured in Boston Magazine
Price: $109 per night
A quintessential New England barn, this cheap Airbnb in Vermont is about 30 minutes from Middlebury and Burlington, near the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain. Although there is no kitchen, the nearby restaurants and the barn’s rustic charm and unique character make up for it. Plenty of outdoor adventure awaits nearby, and if that’s not enough, visit the local wineries and breweries. The inside of this barn, which is separate from the main house, features cathedral ceilings, a living space, eating area, couch, private bathroom and bedroom with a queen-size bed.
Pros:
- Cathedral ceilings
- Air conditioning
- Drip coffee maker and electric teakettle
- Portable single-frame twin bed available
Con:
- No kitchen
Virginia: Teepee with View of Blue Ridge Mountains
Price: $97 per night
Haven’t you always wanted to stay in a teepee for a few nights? Even Virginians searching for “Airbnbs near me” will find this unique, romantic weekend getaway an experience worth leaving home for—Virginia is for lovers, after all. Escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life in this teepee, which will give you great views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the seclusion you’re seeking. It’s located near Roanoke and Lynchburg, close to great local attractions such as breweries, vineyards, hiking and swimming.
A Sleep Number Bed provides glamping comfort, plus there’s heat and an electric blanket should you need it too. The teepee has access to a bath house that’s been winterized to keep you warm while you take a hot shower and watch the moon rise over the mountains.
Pros:
- Use of Echo Dot to stream music
- Electric blanket and heat included inside
- Free snacks, water, tea and coffee
- Fire pit
Con:
- Short walk to bathroom
Washington: Tiny House with Private Beach
Price: $79 per night
This darling tiny house sits on a one-acre waterfront lot in the woods of Olympia. The compact rental has all the comforts of home, just downsized. It also offers easy access to the beach via a private trail, complimentary use of kayaks, a relaxing hammock outside and the chance to stargaze in comfort through the loft skylight.
Perched on a hill above a shoreline with views of Puget Sound, this cheap Airbnb is stocked with amenities you might not expect in such a small space, including a kitchen with spices and oils, plus a mini fridge, cooktop, microwave and French-press coffee maker. There’s also a sleeping loft with a full-size bed and an RV-size shower outfitted with all-natural soaps and shampoos.
Pros:
- Access to the beach and scenic hiking trails
- Free Wi-Fi
- Private fire ring with fire-top cooking tools
- Complimentary kayaks and life jackets
Cons:
- Sleeping loft accessible only by a ladder
- Hand-crank composting toilet might not be for everyone
West Virginia: Cozy School Bus Conversion
Price: $94 per night
Here’s your chance to stay in a school bus that’s been converted into a cheap Airbnb, located just 15 minutes from Harpers Ferry. This unique rental near Shepherdstown, West Virginia, magically manages to squeeze a full bed along with a sofa, table and wood-burning stove into a classic yellow bus. There’s even electricity, a wood floor and wood siding, but you’ll need to walk to the main house to use the kitchen and bathroom.
Pros:
- Wooden deck built off the school bus
- BBQ grill and outdoor chairs
- Air conditioner
Con:
- No kitchen or bathroom inside the bus
Wisconsin: Clock Tower Loft
Price: $79 per night
Hang out in Milwaukee’s hip yet historically significant Walker’s Point district in this loft apartment over the owner’s garage. The stunning studio has a queen-size bed, cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, a fully stocked kitchen and a full bath. It’s located in one of the city’s three original neighborhoods, with some nearby homes dating back to the Civil War. This magnificent property is also close to the lakefront, a theater and museums.
Pros:
- Balcony deck
- Great neighborhood
- Easy street parking
Con:
- Must be able to climb up and down steps
Wyoming: Traut Cabin
Price: $122 per night
This newly renovated log cabin is situated at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains, offering easy access to ample outdoor adventure activities such as hunting, hiking and skiing. The all-wood floors and walls enhance the rustic look and feel of the property, and the mountain views are just the icing on the cake. Although there’s technically only one bedroom, the cabin can sleep up to seven because it has four beds (one two queens, a sofa sleeper and a cot). Stream your favorite shows and flicks on the Smart TV or opt for a tech-free night: The bookcase is stocked with books, board games and cards, which you can play by the indoor fireplace.
Pros:
- Indoor fireplace
- Incredible mountain views
- Smart TV
- Bookcase stocked with games, books and cards
Con:
- Cell service available only via Wi-Fi
Additional reporting by Lauren Dana Ellman and Lyn Mettler.
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- Demand Sage: “Airbnb Statistics 2024 — Hosts, Users & Growth”
- NerdWallet: “Why It’s Worth Booking Airbnbs for a Week or Longer”
