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Bluff Heights oasis with a fairy pool
See more photosThis elegant three-bedroom house has a secret backyard haven with a waterfall rock pool (heated upon request). The zenful experience continues indoors with forest-green walls and a relaxation den stocked with a record player and an assortment of coffee makers. Two bedrooms are en suite while one has a balcony. Pedal the city’s cycleways to reach City Beach and the Museum of Art.
Seven guests, three bedrooms
Price: $739 per night
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Gated mansion with Pacific Ocean views
See more photosBringing a taste of Orange County to Long Beach, this brand-new oceanfront Airbnb has the look of a showhome but all the comfort of a family bungalow.
The decor mingles country and urban with a countryfied chef’s kitchen and wooden beams juxtaposed with a teardrop tub. An enormous backyard features fire pits, a putting green, and a full-size outdoor kitchen whereas the garage has been converted into a games room.
Ten guests, five bedrooms
Price: $1,204 per night
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Long Beach Airbnb steps from the sand
See more photosConvenient for Belmont Shore’s restaurants and sailing at Naples,
this family-friendly beach house has panoramic ocean views. The main deck has a motley of dining and sunbathing seating, yard games, and a grill. It’s nigh impossible to find a better stocked kitchen and the double-car garage is a bonus. Talk to the host about arranging fishing charters, kayak rentals, or gondola rides.
Ten guests, four bedrooms
Price: $2,819 per night
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Casita Frida close to art galleries
See more photosThis artistic Airbnb in Long Beach brings the spirit of Mexico City to California. Set within a
renovated 1920s Spanish-style residence, the place is a chapel to Frida Kahlo. Custom murals painted by Brenda Cibrian cover the walls indoors and out in the private yard. A miscellany of Catrinas and Alebrijes are scattered throughout the house. Located in the Wrigley community, the Museum of Latin American Art is a short cycle away.
Five guests, three bedrooms
Price: $254 per night
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Downtown Long Beach condo on the seafront
See more photosThis cozy condo for couples and solo travelers has a hotel-standard bedroom, a full kitchen, and a lovely balcony overlooking the Waterfront district. Shoreline Village and the marina are straight out of the door so you may as well leave your car in its designated parking space for the entire stay. The host is attentive and known to leave her guests a welcome treat.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $228 per night
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Luxe Peninsula beach house for families
See more photosThis Guest Favorite Airbnb in the Peninsula district is within walking distance of 2nd Street and a 30-minute drive to amusement parks.
The open-concept design with a mezzanine brings the Californian sunshine to the settee and the roof terrace is awesome for unhurried breakfasts. The two-car garage is loaded with bikes, paddle boards, beach chairs, and coolers to streamline a Long Beach vacation.
Eight guests, three bedrooms
Price: $650 per night
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Funky LBC Airbnb in Waterfront neighborhood
See more photosStay in the heart of it all at
this downtown condo with a balcony and concierge service minutes from Alamitos Beach and California’s largest Aquarium. The playful furnishings and pop art appease travelers of all ages while the walkable (and bikeable) location spares you the need to drive. Guests are welcome to use the facility’s pool, hot tub, sauna, gym, and laundry unit.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $475 per night
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Teensy tiny “tree house”
See more photosThe homeowner looked to California’s pine and redwood forests when designing this treehouse-inspired tiny house Airbnb in Long Beach. It’s a
simple studio with a kitchen hemmed in by warm wooden beams and flooded with sunlight. The private upper deck blurs the indoor/outdoor boundaries and offers an unbeatable breakfast nook whereas the main yard is shared with the host.
Two guests, one bedroom (studio)
Price: $211 per night
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Pet-friendly beach house in a mint location
See more photosPerched at the end of Long Beach’s Peninsula neighborhood, this trendy beachfront Airbnb is a stone’s throw from the marina.
Spotless interiors are appointed with contemporary moveables and colorful modern art while the host gets brownie points for the high-quality bathing products and posh coffee beans. The furnished roof deck grants 360-degree sunset views 2nd Street’s restaurants are walkable.
Six guests, two bedrooms
Price: $455 per night
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Mini Italian villa with Renaissance features
See more photosThis romantic Airbnb in Bluff Park is two blocks from Long Beach Boardwalk with countless cafes on the doorstep. Contained within an Italianate home,
the guest suite is adorned with imported Carrara marble and bespoke cabinetry. The unit has a private entrance accessible through a peaceful yard with lemon trees – go ahead and pick one. Secure parking is provided so you can explore this charming enclave on foot.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $239 per night
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Craftsman cottage near Long Beach Art Walk
See more photosOne of the best LBC Airbnbs for remote workers or longer stays,
this voguish bungalow blends vintage and tropical decor. The kitchen is tricked out with a Nespresso machine, Ninja blender, and Smeg appliances and there’s a designated office with lightning-quick Wi-Fi. Coincide your stay with a weekend Art Walk in the East Village and rent a bike to explore the Alamitos Bay trails.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $205 per night
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