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Whimsical treehouse with spa baths – Trenton, Georgia
See more photosOne of the most unique Airbnbs with a glass roof in the US, every inch of
this treehouse is crafted to enchant. Fashioned from yellow pines and red cedar wood, the practical interiors work in harmony with the living trees. The master suite roosts below the moonroof while a suspended daybed sways in eyeline of the canopy. The magic continues outside with a pair of vintage soaking tubs and a fire pit lounge. Your fairy godmother host can summon personal chefs, massage therapists, and charcuterie hampers.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $350 per night
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Insta-worthy Airbnb with a moonroof and plunge pool – Marble Falls, Texas
See more photosThere’s nothing pane-ful about
this chic stargazing cabin with a private dipping pool. Window walls and a moonroof allow you to soak up the twilight scenery as you sip wine at the breakfast bar or snuggle up under the duvet. Wake up naturally with sunrise or trust the mini cows, Elvis and Presley, to ensure you don’t oversleep. Forest bathing, self-guided yoga, and birdwatching are just a handful of the ways you can entertain yourself until nightfall.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $526 per night
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Secluded treehouse with private hot tub – Willow, New York
See more photosLess than three hours north of NYC,
this treetop cabin in the Catskills is the antidote to those frenzied Manhattan streets. The lounge peers over a serene pond where you can start your day with a refreshing dip. If wild swimming isn’t your vibe, you’ll still want to pack your bathers and make use of the wood-fired hot tub. After getting your fill of the Great Outdoors, you can stretch out underneath the moonroof in the den or slip into bed in the loft and count stars until sleep beckons.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $382 per night
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Luxurious sea container Airbnb – Index, Washington
See more photosNestled in the foothills of the Cascade ranges,
these stylish sea containers work for a weekend or longer vacation. The open-plan first floor contains a sleek kitchen so clean you could eat right off the counter and a velvety couch for movie or game nights. If you like the sound of the steam shower, just wait until you clock the private hot tub on the roof deck. Family-friendly and romantic rolled into one, this place offers an unbeatable moongazing experience straight from the beds.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $424 per night
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Ski-in/ski-out mountain Airbnb – Telluride, Colorado
See more photosIf we were to nitpick,
this place doesn’t technically have a glass roof. But, the architecture is so innovative that you’ll struggle to tell wall from roof. The master bedrooms feature slanting windows free from blinds or curtains with views that cut through a thick patch of aspen forest toward the stars framing Wilson Peak. Pile into the outdoor hot tub to catch the moonrise while water babies can follow up with a bubble bath in the indoor Jacuzzi tub beneath the stars.
Eight guests, three bedrooms
Price: $710 per night
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S’mores and stars teeny tiny glass house – Griffin, Georgia
See more photosGet a taste of the minimalist life at this one-of-a-kind Airbnb
constructed entirely from glass. Your private patio comes with a fire pit, hot tub, and propane stove. The host offers painting equipment, journaling inspiration, and s’mores kits. Only the bravest guests enroll in the murder mystery game. Trails weave you around the wooded estate with a chance to spot deer, rabbits, and butterflies. Drive 20 minutes to High Falls State Park for longer hikes and kayaking adventures.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $132 per night
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Retro camper Airbnb with a glass roof near Grand Canyon – Williams, Arizona
See more photosYou’ll be the happiest camper in the whole of the US when you roll up at
the Moonshiner. This vintage 1968 camper features a dining booth and pull-out bed that unfurls beneath the sunroof primed for astrotourism. It’s a bring-your-own bedding and supplies affair but there’s a rudimentary outdoor kitchen and grill plus a fire pit for cozy evenings. This pet-friendly vacation pad gets all the better at night when the sky heaves with stars and frequent Milky Way displays.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $69 per night
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Tropical glass house Airbnb – Mountain View, Hawaii
See more photosThere’s no chance of catching a chill at
this glass A-frame cabin close to Big Island’s Volcano National Park. Hawaiian birds flit through the fruit trees during the day while coqui frogs provide a soundtrack to balmy nights spent sky-gazing. The rental plot also extends to a private jungle bathroom, an external kitchen, and a yoga platform. Remember plenty of bug spray for this rainforest setting and you’ll never want to sleep in a brick house again.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $102 per night
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Off-the-grid glass roof Airbnb – Williams, Arizona
See more photosDesigned for the most adventurous explorers,
this solar-powered tiny cabin near the Grand Canyon takes you back to basics. Spare yourself the embarrassment of asking for the Wi-Fi code out in the southwest wilderness. Instead, mute your cell and turn your attention to the Milky Way dancing right above the bed. It’s a pretty primitive set-up so you’ll need to bring your own bedding, firewood, and supplies. Dogs are welcome and you’ll want to consider a four-wheel drive during winter.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $53 per night
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Pinecone-shaped tree house – Bonny Doon, California
See more photosThis Airbnb is designed in the
shape of a giant pinecone and is suspended high in the branches of the redwood forest, offering guests stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding area. The treehouse is made from steel, wood, and glass and features clear floor panels and a grand cathedral ceiling that showcases the forest canopy. It’s suspended between towering redwood trees, with one side reaching nearly 60 feet from the ground. The treehouse has a king-size bed, a bathroom with a composting toilet and shower (located in a separate structure on the ground), and a kitchenette. There is also a deck where you can relax and enjoy the stunning views.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $650 per night
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Planetarium treehouse with Beaver Lake view – Springdale, Arkansas
See more photosIf you want a truly unique stargazing experience, you can book a stay at the
stargazing planetarium treehouse located two minutes from Beaver Lake. Although the house feels remote, you can reach the amenities of Springdale, Rogers, Bentonville, or Fayetteville easily. This treehouse has a geodesic dome ceiling with a built-in star projector so you can gaze at the stars even when it’s overcast. But on clear, moonless nights, you can head up to your very own observatory tower and enjoy the night sky through high-powered telescopes.
Five guests, two bedrooms
Price: $370 per night
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The Kellogg Doolittle House – Joshua Tree, California
See more photosThe Kellogg Doolittle House is a famous residence in Joshua Tree, California, celebrated for its
organic architectural style. It was designed by Kendrick Bangs Kellogg, an architect who apprenticed under the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright. Construction of this Airbnb began in 1988 and stretched over 25 years. The house was a labor of love, with nearly every element handcrafted by Kellogg and his collaborator, John Vugrin. It blends seamlessly with the rugged desert landscape, resembling a natural rock formation more than a man-made structure. Windows puncture the roof, allowing natural light and the opportunity to look at the stars from the comfort of the spectacular home.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $6,490 per night
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Family home over 9,000 feet above the clouds – Florissant, Colorado
See more photosThis glassed-roof family home has six bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, making it the perfect show-off rental for your next extended family vacation. The rental has 40 acres of private land with marked hiking trails and offers guests stunning views over the Sangre de Cristo and Collegiate Mountain ranges. You’ll need a vehicle for this booking and one with four-wheel drive in winter. The property is so rural that there’s not another house in sight, so if you’re looking for seclusion and an epic view of the Colorado night sky, this is the place for you.
Sixteen + guests, six bedrooms
Price: $1,376 per night
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Hill Country glass house – Hondo, Texas
See more photosThis tiny house Airbnb is located on a
72-acre ranch in Hondo, Texas. It has large glass walls offering panoramic views of the surrounding Hill Country landscape. Although it technically does not have a glass roof, the queen-sized bed can be rolled out onto a roofless private patio for stargazing. Inside, there’s a small kitchenette equipped with a mini-fridge, microwave, coffeemaker, hot plate, dishes, utensils, and a bathroom with a walk-in shower. This tiny house is ideal for couples who love the outdoors but prefer a more luxurious and comfortable stay than camping.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $189 per night
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The Bruno Steel House – Ransom Canyon, Texas
See more photosThe Bruno Steel House in Ransom Canyon, Texas, is a one-of-a-kind architectural marvel that you can now experience as an Airbnb. Designed by sculptor Robert Bruno, the house is a masterpiece. The most striking feature of the home is, of course, its steel exterior. Inside, you’re able to enjoy breathtaking views of the gorgeous Lake Ransom Canyon from window eyelets in the walls and roof. There are also stained glass stairs – a neat touch that adds to the house’s artistic feel. Since it’s such a rare find on Airbnb, be sure to book your stay well in advance, especially during peak travel seasons.
Eight guests, three bedrooms
Price: $478 per night
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Romantic cabin near Big Thicket National Preserve – Lumberton, Texas
See more photosThis romantic cabin is located on a 300-acre ranch in Lumberton, Texas, bordering the Big Thicket National Preserve. The cabin is a perfect getaway for nature enthusiasts and couples seeking a secluded and peaceful retreat. It’s part of a complex that includes eight different lodging options, but all rentals are spaced out for privacy. The large windows and roof allow for natural light and views of the surrounding forest. There’s also a hot tub for a relaxing soak under the stars, an outdoor shower, a hammock, and indoors, a fireplace to cozy up to on chilly evenings.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $297 per night
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Stargazing tent with transparent roof – Terlingua, Texas
See more photosOcotillos Village in Terlingua, Texas, offers stargazing tents that are perfect for a memorable camping experience under the vast desert sky.
The wooden A-frame structures have roofs made of plexiglass, allowing you to lie in bed and gaze up at the stars without having to step outside. They come equipped with a bed, a small fridge, a coffee maker with gourmet coffee, and a heater for those chilly desert nights. The village is in a remote area, so you will need to arrive organized with food and other supplies.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $142 per night
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Home with huge jungle greenhouse – El Prado, New Mexico
See more photosListed as a “work of sustainable art,” you can rent two bedrooms in
this otherworldly off-the-grid and solar-powered home. The front of the property is a glass-roofed greenhouse with its own microclimate. There is a studio apartment on the property, which may or may not be rented out during your stay. Those guests will have shared access to the greenhouse and yard, but only until dark. This is lucky because the non-existent light pollution in the area makes this one of the best stargazing locations in the US.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $270 per night
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