Top 10 Most Expensive Airbnbs for Weekend in America and World
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Airbnb has revolutionized the hospitality industry. Prior to 2008, travelers would have likely booked a hotel or hostel for their trip to another town. Nowadays, many of these same people are opting for Airbnb. Airbnb has come a long way for a company that started out as two enterprising friends renting air mattresses on a loft apartment floor. And not just in the realm of diverse, quirky, and budget accommodation options — it's now listing some jaw-droppingly lavish mansions, villas, and estates around the world.
If you’re looking to book a night of total opulence, or just want to know how the 0.1 percent travel, then these pricey abodes are the best place to start. Here you’ll find vast mansions, luxury estates, unparalleled views and true architectural masterpieces.
Although many of these include all the extras you could imagine, are the very definition of luxury, and can sleep many guests, you’ll still be shelling out a small fortune for an overnight stay. But if money is no object, then why not splash out on one of the United States’s most expensive short-term rentals?
List of Top 10 Most Expensive Airbnbs for Weekend in America and World
1. Casa Tau (Punta Mita, Mexico)
2. A Sumptuous Napa Valley Escape (Yountville, California)
3. Pointe Milou (St. Barts, France)
4. A Five-Bedroom Oasis (Scottsdale, Arizona)
5. Beverly Hills (California)
6. Limpopo (South Africa)
7. Park City (Utah)
8. Film Location (Brooklyn, New York)
9. Modern Luxury Villa (Malibu)
10. Hale Ohana (Kahuku, Hawaii)
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What are the Most Expensive Airbnbs for Weekend in America and World?
1. Casa Tau (Punta Mita, Mexico)
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Price per night: $52,000 a night
The most expensive Airbnb in the world has been revealed, costing a whopping $52,000 a night. And a week at Casa Tau, in Punta Mita, Mexico, will set you back a staggering $366,000, according to comparison website Casino Bee. The Mexican resort has 12 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and a private gym, spa, and hot tub. Four of the bedrooms are housed in the two guesthouses which are on the site.
Drinks are brought to you as you lounge by the infinity pool while enjoying a daily canape service or freshly cooked woodfire pizza. Also outside is a private sun lounger deck, outdoor dining for 20, and lots of sports including a beach volleyball net, bocce ball court, and even bikes, paddleboards, and kayaks.
Guests can also access some of the resort amenities including many of the beach clubs, golf courses, and fitness centers. Also on-site is billiards, ping pong, a media room, and huge TVs and sound systems. Built-in December 2018, the villa is on the exclusive Punta Mita 600-hectare peninsula on the southwest coast of Mexico.
Casa Tau is part of the exclusive Los Ranchos community and includes ocean views and a private path to a sandy beach. The house was also featured in the US-British reality TV show Too Hot To Handle. Former famous guests include rapper Ludacris and his family, while other celebs such as Beyonce, Lady Gaga, and the Kardashians have holidayed on Punta Mita.
2. A Sumptuous Napa Valley Escape (Yountville, California)
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Price per night: $45,000 for a three-night weekend stay
California’s Napa Valley is no stranger to fancy villas, but if the price is anything to go by, this is one of the special ones. This high-end villa, dubbed Bellissimo Alba, is perched atop a hill with sweeping views and total privacy.
The Villa is Airbnb’s most expensive rental in the U.S.—and for good reason. Among its impressive amenities are a private pool, a hot tub, and a daily breakfast chef. The five-bedroom home, which sits on 22 acres, can host up to 10 guests.
There are four bedrooms that can sleep up to 12 guests, and the villa is equipped with all of the modern conveniences your tech-hungry heart could desire. There’s a library, exercise room, gourmet kitchen, and saltwater lap pool on the premises, and you’re also within easy reach of more than 40 acres of hiking trails. A single-night stay in this humble home starts at $2,000.
3. Pointe Milou (St. Barts, France)
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Price per night: $19,000 a night
Saint Barthélemy, commonly known as St. Barts, has long been a favorite of the jet-set and offers no shortage of $10,000-a-night listings on Airbnb. However, the insane ocean views throughout are a differentiator in this 7,000-square-foot space, including from all six bedrooms. Other highlights include an infinity pool that appears to extend into the Caribbean and a fitness room filled with a stationary bike, treadmill, and weightlifting equipment. While there’s no direct beach access, a sandy path winds down to a horseshoe-shaped cove. This pad can be rented for as little as $3,330 a night during the low season, but prepare to shell out about $19,000 a night if you and your squad want to work on your tan during the winter holidays.
These villas offer unobstructed views and tend to be located on the top of some hills (e.g. villa Alpaka and villa Lenalee perched above Flamands, villa King Gustaf above Gustavia). Some are located in quiet and renowned areas, such as villa Mirabai in Pointe Milou and villa Lagon Vert within the Levant estate.
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4. A Five-Bedroom Oasis (Scottsdale, Arizona)
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Price per night: $34,544 for a three-night weekend stay
Located in Scottsdale, 8 km from OdySea Aquarium and 16 km from Desert Botanical Gardens, 5 Bedroom Desert Oasis with Amazing Private Backyard & Pool home provides air-conditioned accommodation with a patio and free WiFi. This holiday home features a private pool, a garden and free private parking.
This holiday home comes with 5 bedrooms, a kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a flat-screen TV, a seating area, and 4 bathrooms equipped with a hot tub. Towels and bed linen are featured.
This five-bedroom, seven-bathroom abode can hold up to 12 guests. Amenities include a heated outdoor pool (complete with a mini basketball hoop!) and a putting green. Plus, pets are allowed and the TV comes with Roku. Talk about a dream home!
5. Beverly Hills (California)
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Price per night: $10,000 a night
Pretend you’re a celebrity by staying with your entourage at this nine-bedroom estate in Bel Air. A commercial kitchen, enormous pool, and, yes, a vineyard are just some of the over-the-top features you’ll find here. Inside, expect to be dazzled by museum-worthy works of art and a wine cellar. This rental averages $10,000 a night, but goes up to $14,500 on holidays and weekends.
If you want to live the Beverly Hills dream, then this rental may present your best option. For that price, you can rent a night in a classic 8,600-square-foot Hollywood mansion complete with a swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, tennis and basketball courts, pool table, and media room.
And if you’re the type of traveler who likes to keep childminders and other help close by, the nightly rental even includes staff quarters.
The mansion is located just behind the famous Beverly Hills Hotel and offers typical Mediterranean-style luxury. And if you’re unable to fill the three-car garage, your hosts will arrange for the rental of a fleet of luxury vehicles to complete the film star fantasy.
6. Limpopo, South Africa
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Price per night: $4,500 a night
If you’re going to splurge on an African safari, you might as well go all out by renting an entire lodge with five others for about $4,500 a night. The upscale Izingwe Lodge is tucked away in Limpopo, South Africa, on the Welgevonden Game Reserve, a malaria-free zone that includes the Big Five (lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards and buffalo).
Odds of spotting wildlife are helped by twice-a-day game rides, which are led by an experienced safari guide. Although don’t rule out spotting the Big Five at other times, since even elephants have been known to wander onto the property. Speaking of the latter, the lodge includes a full-time staff from a chef to housekeeping, while onsite amenities encompass a fitness center, infinity pool, soaking tubs, and outdoor rain showers.
7. Park City (Utah)
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Price per night: $8,695 - $10,000a night
If you’re planning on making a trip to next year’s Sundance Film Festival and have very deep pockets, check out the Abode at Red Cloud in Park City Utah. This mountain mansion features a spectacular great room with a massive fireplace, 2 master suites, wine cellar, exercise room, steam room, screening room (for private film festival parties), and a ski room that provides direct access to the Red Cloud chair lifts via a heated walkway. While this place would probably be any skier's dream, the price tag of $10,000 USD per night put it comfortably out of reach for most.
A skier’s dream come true! During ski season, be prepared to sink your savings into a single night's stay at this ski-in/ski-out mini resort. With 14 beds and 17,000 square feet of living space, the Dream Catcher, constructed from timber and natural stone, accommodates large ski-friendly gatherings in style. With an outdoor hot tub and fire pit, guests can warm up and share the day’s ski adventures under the stars.
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8. Film Location (Brooklyn, New York)
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Price per night: $8,000 a night
At a shade under $8,000 per night, this beautiful Brooklyn brownstone is easily one of the most expensive listings on Airbnb. But there’s a slight catch, in that it’s been kitted out specifically for the film industry.
Nevertheless, this 10,000 square foot landmark, built-in 1887, is the epitome of contemporary Brooklyn cool and 19th-century class. The interior has been meticulously restored, and it's furnished with only the finest items and museum-quality artwork.
The house is ideal for filming, and even features a green room, makeup space, and onsite location manager to ease the process.
9. Modern Luxury Villa (Malibu)
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Price per night: $4,500 a night
A night in this luxury Tuscan villa in Malibu Beach may cost you upwards of $3,500, but when you consider that its construction costs allegedly exceeded $30 million, that suddenly seems like a small price to pay.
The villa is a staggering 11,000 square feet and features only the finest finishings. There are several outdoor and indoor fireplaces, his and hers baths with ocean views, a chef’s kitchen perfect for professional catering, and a swimming pool and fully-equipped spa.
The property also overlooks the famous Zuma Beach, and guests also have access to four acres of private gardens and maid service for stays of three nights or more. If cost saving is on your mind, you can split the bill 15 ways — the enormous villa can accommodate more than a dozen guests in its six bedrooms.
10. Hale Ohana (Kahuku, Hawaii)
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Price per night: $5,520 a night
Hawaii is known for luxury accommodations in a picture-perfect setting and this lavish rental home is no exception. Hale Ohana O Kekai (which means family house by the sea) is located on the ocean with private beach access and is a 25-minute drive to historic Haleiwa Town on the island of Oahu. The one-acre property features 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, an open-air living space, 3 dining areas, an infinity pool, and a guest house. This slice of Hawaiian paradise has hosted such celebrities as Diana Ross and Bobby Brown -who could easily afford the $5,520 per night price tag and 4-night minimum.
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