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This three century old palace has been listed on Airbnb by its residents: the royal family of Jaipur. Host Maharaja Padmanabh Singh is opening his doors to raise money for the Princess Diya Kumari Foundation. Walk-through majestic gateways, wander halls bedecked with mirrors, and discover rooms never opened to the public before. ⁣ ⁣ Check the link in bio to see this and other stately homes available on Airbnb.
Enjoy the spectacular interior while you can, because you probably won’t be seeing much of it. Superhost Larissa’s cabin by the beach is perfectly situated for surfing, trail running, exploring tidal pools, and hiking through coastal forest to a prime whale-watching viewpoint. ⁣ ⁣ Photo: @thehaystackhaus
Jessa, your host at this hut on the Loboc River, is happy to help you plan adventures like a visit to the nearby tarsier sanctuary or a nighttime cruise through clouds of twinkling fireflies. Less assistance is required for a day of lounging in the hammock with a book as the emerald river flows by. Photo: @tacharel
As these two discerning travelers can attest, Paul and Angela’s tiny cabin is a cozy home base for exploring Bruce County and the shores of Lake Huron. Two-legged guests might want to start with a breakfast skillet at Aunt Mabel’s Country Kitchen, followed by apple-picking at Smiths’ Apples and Farm Market. Photo: @laurenllavery
Having so much of Porto right outside your windows can feel a little overwhelming. Fortunately, Bruno, your Superhost, is happy to point you toward his favorite ways to get to know the city. One suggestion: grab a Francesinha sandwich and bike along the Douro to the Atlantic. Photo: @yyeun
Superhost Anna turned a row of trulli (the region’s traditional stone huts) into a one-of-a-kind house that makes guests of all ages feel like kids again. The location in the heart of the Puglian countryside makes that sense of wonder easy to sustain—it’s within a short drive of so many ancient towns and villages that you could explore a new one every day. ⁣ ⁣ Photo: @mikegabbert
Once you’ve caught your breath at this house in the rainforest, you might find yourself ditching the itinerary to meditate by the waterlily dam. But you’re also a short drive from waterfall walks, views of the Glass House Mountains, and even Sunshine Coast beaches. Kate and Madhu, your Superhosts, are helpful guides whether your journey takes you inward or out. Photo: @xivcreative
A growing number of artworks grace this partly industrial neighborhood, including one you can live in. Superhost Mark transformed the three floors of a 19th-century house into one vast space designed to elevate your imagination and your body. Critical planning tip: swing first, then try the famous local five-way chili. Photo: @eatlivetraveldrink
This cabin on the edge of Routt National Forest might look secluded, but don’t expect total solitude—moose, elk, foxes, marmots, and countless hummingbirds are just a few of your neighbors. No one knows the surrounding wilderness better than your Superhosts (Deb, Eli, and Pat), so be sure to ask them about their favorite trails and hidden lakes. Photo: @gcalebjones
Only two hours from Sydney, Lucky’s tiny house lets you live among the wildlife of Kangaroo Valley. Ramble your 140 acres and you might spot not only kangaroos but also wombats, echidnas (spiny anteaters), and lots of kookaburras. If you feel like a longer hike, head next door to Cambewarra Range Nature Reserve, where you can take the Red Rock trail up to an old surveying station with a spectacular view. Photo: @cloudbreakerfalls
Superhost Miguel’s bright apartment puts the Douro River between you and the crowds of Porto. When you’re hungry, cross the river to the cafes along the cobblestone streets of the Ribeira district. When you’re very hungry, stay on your side of the river for a hearty francesinha—the classic local sandwich drenched in sauce—at Perto do Cais. Photo: @sabrab_sa
Every room of Christopher’s house immerses you in a different color and mood—and even the black-and-white bathroom is brimming with life. When the mood shifts to “food“, head over to the equally colorful Zeppelin Station food hall for tacos or bánh mì. Photo: @denveraviary
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