Experience the charm of the Pacific Northwest in a unique Washington airbnb that’s sure to make your trip one to remember.
Nature lovers and city dwellers alike have a lot to love in the state of Washington. The state’s moody forest scapes and epic mountain peaks make it a prime destination for hiking, skiing, and wildlife watching. It’s also home to three of the nation’s beloved national parks as well as the coffee chain that’s become a household name.
Whether you’re a Washington native or an outsider itching to explore the city or escape to the countryside, up your travel game with one of these unique Washington airbnbs.
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1. The Coho Cabin
Why you should stay: A cozy log cabin with private beach access along the shores of Skagit Bay.
- Location: La Conner
- Sleeps: 3
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates start from: $120/night
Enjoy your very own private beach at The Coho Cabin, a small log cabin with a lofted queen bed and a pull out sofa sleeper. This charming airbnb has all the comforts of home, plus luxurious heated stone floors, an outdoor grill, and a spacious wrap-around deck.
Guest Katie shares, “It was so nice to drink tea on the porch and listen to the waves while the sun was coming up.”
Check Availability2. Dome Sweet Dome
Why you should stay: Relax in a secluded dome home near excellent hiking, biking, and swimming just 35 minutes from Portland.
- Location: Battle Ground
- Sleeps: 6
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates start from: $145/night
Dome Sweet Dome is a unique two-bedroom home constructed with a polygonal dome roof, tall ceilings, and an open floor plan. Large windows and skylights on the interior brighten up the space where contemporary furniture and a wood stove welcomes you home.
The Gifford Pinchot National Forest borders the property, and guests can enjoy views of Silver Star Peak on the horizon. The property also features a four-person hot tub, a barbecue, and outdoor seating.
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3. Tiny Cottage
Why you should stay: A scenic little cottage featuring fantastic views of the Columbia River Gorge and hotel-style amenities.
- Location: Stevenson
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates start from: $192/night
Fall in love with the tiny life in this tiny cottage, where the square footage may be small, but the wow-factor is off the charts. As you pull up to the property, the first thing to catch your eye is the panoramic view overlooking the river, the surrounding forest, and the grazing horses next door.
Attached to the front of the cabin is a lovely little deck with chairs positioned around a fire pit. Inside, hardwood floors, bright white walls, and exposed beams exude a sophisticated air. The cabin has been optimized to feature a full kitchen, bathroom with a full shower, and a lofted queen bed.
Check Availability4. Corner Getaway BnB
Why you should stay: Experience life in an underground home within walking distance to Sequim Bay State Park.
- Location: Sequim
- Sleeps: 5
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates start from: $165/night
The Corner Getaway BnB is a pet-friendly Washington airbnb that’s tucked away entirely underground. This custom-built vacation rental features a grassy rooftop, a wooden bay entrance, and large front-facing windows.
The home is a one-bedroom with sleeping accommodations in the common spaces and has quaint decor, heated floors, and a fire pit. The Olympic Discovery Trail and Sequim Bay are within walking distance from the home.
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5. Cozy River Cabin
Why you should stay: Sleep in a unique A-frame cabin near downtown Packwood and just minutes from Mount Rainier National Park.
- Location: Packwood
- Sleeps: 6
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates start from: $311/night
The sounds of bubbling water and mountain views greet you from the comfort of this cozy river cabin. The home is a photogenic A-Frame with floor-to-ceiling windows, a large front porch, and beautiful knotty pine ceilings throughout.
During your stay, light up a bonfire with the provided firewood, or hike and ski to your heart’s content at the White Pass Ski Area and surrounding mountains.
Check Availability6. The Sky Cabin
Why you should stay: A sunny apartment between the university and downtown districts of Seattle with fantastic views of the houseboats on Lake Union.
- Location: Seattle
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates start from: $117/night
The Sky Cabin is a third-story apartment that’s been thoughtfully decorated with mid-century modern furniture and a cozy mixture of patterns and materials.
Vaulted ceilings and large windows create an inviting living space in the home’s living room, kitchen, and office. Spend time on the private balcony under the sun umbrella relaxing, dining al fresco, or sipping wine.
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7. Riverfront Cabin
Why you should stay: A quaint cabin featuring peaceful views of the Snoqualmie River and a private hot tub.
- Location: Monroe
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates start from: $142/night
If you’re seeking seclusion, look to this riverfront cabin stationed on a private property ten minutes from Monroe and Duvall. This lovely one-bedroom home has been outfitted with a massive deck with a barbecue, fire pit, and comfy seating overlooking the spectacular river vista.
There’s also a private hot tub, a swimming dock, and a canoe and kayak provided for a bit of river fun. The interior is equally impressive, where a pellet stove, gleaming wooden surfaces, and homey touches will make it hard to leave.
Check Availability8. Pleasant Bay Lookout
Why you should stay: A private room perched high above the trees on Chuckanut Mountain with exciting views from the balcony.
- Location: Bellingham
- Sleeps: 2
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates start from: $161/night
The Pleasant Bay Lookout is a treehouse-esque Washington Airbnb with a private balcony that offers guests a fantastic Pleasant Bay viewpoint. This rental is a single room with minimal furniture, including a wall of glass, an armchair, table, and a pull out sleeper sofa that takes up the entirety of the space when pulled out.
Located steps from the private room is access to the host’s primary residence, where an outdoor kitchenette, bathroom, and hot tub stand for guest use.
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9. River’s Edge Retreat
Why you should stay: A roomy chalet perfect for large traveling groups with a pool table and a well-furnished waterfront deck.
- Location: Fall City
- Sleeps: 10
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates start from: $486/night
Situated on five acres of sprawling forest, the River’s Edge Retreat is a spacious four-bedroom home that features an open floor plan, cathedral style ceilings, and an expertly decorated space that exudes charm and elegance.
The home’s standout features include the indoor wood burning fireplace, memory foam topped mattresses, and a recreation room. The outdoor patio is also a stunner with its stone fireplace, expansive deck, and plush patio seating, all surrounded by peaceful views of nature.
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10. Tye Haus
Why you should stay: A magical A-frame cabin that acts as an excellent home base for Stevens Pass Ski Resort and local hiking trails.
- Location: Skykomish
- Sleeps: 4
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates start from: $291/night
Tye Haus is a picturesque A-frame strung with lights and filled with high-end amenities. This one bedroom cabin for four has a private hot tub and a spacious deck for outdoor lounging.
The living room’s crisp triangular lines feature a memory foam daybed and loveseats looking out the home’s massive windows. There is also a master loft, a gas fireplace, and a fully-stocked kitchen.
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11. Spa Retreat
Why you should stay: Indulge in a modern apartment that offers a spa experience with a hot tub, Finnish sauna, and an outdoor shower.
- Location: Seattle
- Sleeps: 6
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates start from: $192/night
At this Seattle spa retreat, Japanese design meets Scandinavian sensibility to create a unique and relaxing experience.
The home’s modern facade is also a treat and is surrounded by a peaceful garden. From the architecturally stunning round accent window and fusuma sliding doors to the focus on minimalism and neutral tones, it’s hard not to fall in love with this unique Washington Airbnb.
Check Availability12. Walls of Glass
Why you should stay: An eye-catching vacation rental on Hood Canal outfitted with five-star amenities and stunning views of the water and mountains.
- Location: Union
- Sleeps: 8
- Minimum stay: 2 nights
- Rates start from: $269/night
The Walls of Glass Hood Canal Vacation Rental is not only encircled by beautiful landscapes that include Washington’s Gold Coast but also features incredible resort-style amenities. Once you arrive, you’ll be hard-pressed to tear yourself away from the home’s private hot tub, infrared sauna, expansive waterside deck, and outdoor fireplace.
Not to mention, this home has 200 feet of secluded beach, two paddleboards, and two kayaks available for guest use. It’s an excellent place to unwind and disconnect from the world.
Check Availability13. Seattle Staycation
Why you should stay: A quirky four-bedroom A-frame home with a Lego kitchen, modern art, and a delightful mix of textiles and patterns.
- Location: Seattle
- Sleeps: 6
- Minimum stay: 1 night
- Rates start from: $366/night
Escape the bustle of Seattle in this Seattle staycation, an architecturally stunning A-frame cabin that’s sure to impress. This Airbnb is filled with eclectic design aesthetic and wildly fun accents, including a Lego kitchen scavenger hunt, womb chair, and more. It’s located just one block from popular attractions, including Matthew’s Beach and the Burke-Gillman biking and jogging trail.
Guest Tammy explains that the property is “…close to Seattle and the Eastside while feeling like you have “gotten away” with big windows surrounded by trees and an artsy and fun interior…”
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