10 Airbnbs Make You Feel Like You're Living in Game of Thrones

Travel Epic Stays
by Katie Scott Aiton Apr 29, 2022

Game of Thrones is back onscreen with its dramatic landscapes and architecture. Almost as captivating as the onscreen drama is the fact that Airbnb lists properties that die-hard fans can rent to live out their own GoT’s experience. Here is a selection of Airbnbs that will make you feel like you’re living in Game of Thrones.

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We hope you love the Game of Thrones Airbnb properties we recommend! Just so you know, Matador may collect a small commission from the links on this page if you decide to book a stay. Listed prices are accurate as of the time of publication.

Fenton Tower – Dirleton, Scotland

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Halberds over the fireplace, polished copper tubs, stone fireplaces in the bathroom, and a suit of armor in the dining room make this the perfect fantasy stay. Few competitors have a fireworks show, so this castle really stands out as an incredible all-around destination.

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Thirteen guests, seven bedrooms
Price: $2,387 per night

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Durhamstown Castle – County Meath, Ireland

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With the pink couch in the master bedroom, to the fuzzy wreath separating the two very different beds in the guest room, to the purple tub and “moody purple” dining room, every single room is starkly different from the last — and perhaps that can provide the dozen different experiences necessary to justify the price tag.

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Sixteen guests, seven bedrooms
Price: $1,589 per night

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Lisheen Castle – Thurles, Co. Tipperary, Ireland

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This castle will make you want to hop on a horse and ride around hunting pheasants for leisure-sport. The dining room is flawlessly accurate to its period — and there are statues in the bathroom.

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Fourteen guests, nine bedrooms
Price: $1,301 per night

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Dairsie Castle – Fife, Scotland

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With its exterior, castle grounds, paintings, banister busts, what appear to be totem poles, and the traditional bedroom décor, this is a legitimate castle through and through. Located close to St. Andrews (15 minutes’ drive) and Edinburgh (1 hour-drive), a perfect location for a holiday in Scotland.

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Fourteen guests, six bedrooms
Price: $1,193 per night

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Kilmartin Glen Castle – Argyll, Scotland

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Kilmartin Castle was constructed in 1550 for John Carswell, Rector of Kilmartin Glen and later Bishop of The Isles. At one point, it was occupied by the Campbell Clan, before being abandoned for 200 years. There are three bedrooms available, each with a blend of original and modern décor.

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Ten guests, five bedrooms
Price: $2,261 per night

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800-year-old Feudal Castle – Cashel, Tipperary, Ireland

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Hackett Castle is a 15th-century tower house restored to provide comfort and modernity, at the same time as retaining the original structure and architecture. The keep was used as a safe house for the Hackett family, who retreated to the tower in 1655 due to their affiliation with the Catholic Confederation of Kilkenny. This listing offers stunning views over the Tipperary countryside.

Eight guests, two bedrooms
Price: $281 per night

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The Hidden Mill — Balmaclellan, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland

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You can rent this 16th-century watermill in Dumfries and Galloway for little to nothing — and it sleeps ten. The building is surrounded by fourteen acres of rivers, waterfalls, and woodland. Galloway is well-known for being one of the better regions in Scotland for stargazing. Out here, there will be no the glare from streetlights or other buildings.

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Ten guests, three bedrooms
Price: $236 per night

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