Airbnb's Weirdest Stays Pick

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Weekly pick of the most bizarre Airbnb stays worldwide (tree houses, bomb shelters, glass cabins, converted mines), with real guest reviews

Airbnb's Weirdest Stays Pick06/06/2026, 18:34:18

You're sleeping in a snake — and it has 611 five-star reviews

Quetzalcoatl's Nest (El Nido de Quetzalcóatl) is a 200-foot mosaic-tiled serpent building in Mexico designed by organic architect Javier Senosiain, now bookable on Airbnb with two units, 611 reviews at 4.93 stars, and a host who offers guests a womb-and-birth meditation ritual in a cave beneath the snake's mouth.

Airbnb's Weirdest Stays Pick30/05/2026, 18:37:15

There's a Beatles-themed submarine in a New Zealand paddock, and it has 939 five-star reviews

A purpose-built Beatles-themed fake submarine in a New Zealand sheep paddock — no coast in sight, four roleplay scenarios built into the listing, 939 reviews averaging 4.93 stars, and a bathroom with a Beatles theme. Keith and Jen have been running this for ten years.

Airbnb's Weirdest Stays Pick23/05/2026, 18:32:03

You can sleep inside a Cold War nuclear missile silo in Kansas for $417 a night

Atlas Ad Astra Adventure Resort in Wilson, Kansas lets you overnight in the 3,500 sq ft Launch Control Center of a real decommissioned Atlas F missile silo — 40-ton blast doors, underground tunnels, bunk beds, and a host who's been obsessed with these bunkers since he accidentally found one at age 10. $417/night on Airbnb's OMG! category.

Airbnb's Weirdest Stays Pick17/05/2026, 22:56:22

You can sleep inside a wolf enclosure in Ontario for $600 a night

Cedar Meadows Resort in Timmins, Ontario puts you in a glass-walled A-frame cabin inside a 10-acre enclosure with 11 live timber wolves — $600 CAD/night, real howls included.

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