Tucked among Japanese maples in the Little Forest Hills neighborhood, Superhost Danielle’s handcrafted home lets you sink into th
Tucked among Japanese maples in the Little Forest Hills neighborhood, Superhost Danielle’s handcrafted home lets you sink into the city’s contemplative side. A short walk takes you to the trails and gardens of White Rock Lake. When you need a break from all the serenity, head to The Goat to sing your lungs out (but only on karaoke nights, please).
Superhost Morgan’s villa gives you 180-degree views of Lake Atitlán and its majestic guardians
Superhost Morgan’s villa gives you 180-degree views of Lake Atitlán and its majestic guardians. After a day of exploring the lake or nearby villages, visit one of your closest neighbors, Anzan, for an eclectic, locally sourced meal. Photo: @megaann.p
Don’t let your private pool keep you from taking a deeper dip in local cenotes, two of which are just a five-minute jungle walk a
Don’t let your private pool keep you from taking a deeper dip in local cenotes, two of which are just a five-minute jungle walk away. Diego, the host of these elegant little villas, can also help you figure out the best way to explore the nearby Mayan ruins—or to find the freshest ceviche in town. Photo: @haleymahl21
Viviana’s eclectic house is a perfect introduction to the bohemian Santa Teresa neighborhood, where restored colonials mingle wit
Viviana’s eclectic house is a perfect introduction to the bohemian Santa Teresa neighborhood, where restored colonials mingle with art studios. The view from inside is just the start. Panoramas seem to lurk around every corner, whether you’re wandering the area’s hilly streets or climbing Escadaria Selarón—the famous nearby staircase covered in brilliant mosaics. Photo: @_karinegoncalves
One way to start your day at Natalie’s big hinterland house: grab some ingredients from the property’s trees—avocado, banana, fig
One way to start your day at Natalie’s big hinterland house: grab some ingredients from the property’s trees—avocado, banana, fig, mango, orange—and have breakfast on the balcony while the mist lifts. Then pack up the leftovers for a picnic at Minyon Falls (a half-hour away) or the beach (even closer). Photo: @nataliewalton
Marlene and Justin’s house may make you want to laze around indoors, but it’s also perfectly located for high-desert adventure
Marlene and Justin’s house may make you want to laze around indoors, but it’s also perfectly located for high-desert adventure. Fuel up with a stack of hotcakes from the Crossroads Cafe before a day of exploring the national park next door—or your own 15 acres of Joshua Trees and jackrabbits. Photo: @stateissued
Sometimes there's an elephant in the room–but this time, the elephant *is* the room
Sometimes there's an elephant in the room–but this time, the elephant *is* the room. Meet Lucy, a 138-year-old wooden elephant who calls the Jersey Shore home. Despite not hosting an official stay since 1902, she's ready to open her doors for a limited time in March so guests can experience the National Historic Landmark for themselves – only on Airbnb. Click the link in our bio to learn more about Lucy.
The toughest part of your stay in this cozy cube of a tiny cabin is posing for a picture when you’d rather be staring out the win
The toughest part of your stay in this cozy cube of a tiny cabin is posing for a picture when you’d rather be staring out the window and wagging your tail. You and your two-legged pals will also love roaming the trails of Big Falls County Park, just 10 minutes away. Photo: @goldenlifeofleroy
Live like 16th century French nobility (but with updated swimwear) on the grounds of a stone chateau surrounded by forest and Côt
Live like 16th century French nobility (but with updated swimwear) on the grounds of a stone chateau surrounded by forest and Côtes du Rhône vineyards. When you feel like venturing out, Alison, your Superhost, can help you decide which of the nearby medieval villages to visit first. Photo: @bonitte
Back in the 19th century, this spacious upstate retreat was a schoolhouse
Back in the 19th century, this spacious upstate retreat was a schoolhouse. Days here are presumably a bit more fun now, but you’ll still want to get out and explore Kingston and other Hudson Valley towns. Start your day with a bite at Outdated, a combination café-antique shop where the bialys are fresh and the curios are anything but. Photo: @lizaherlands_