The Airbnb is hosted by Pete Best, the band’s one-time drummer, and his brother Roag, who lived in the house as teenagers. The house was originally owned by the bother’s mother, Mona Best who transformed the property’s cellar into the music venue, Casbah Coffee Club in 1959. The club quickly became a go-to for local musicians, providing a platform for emerging talent. Its intimate atmosphere and unpretentious charm made it an ideal venue for bands to hone their craft and connect with a dedicated audience.
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After providing a stage for the Beatles for over 40 performances, the band played their final gig here on the club’s closing night in 1962. The British government granted the historic venue protected heritage status in 2006 and reopened its doors to the public as a tourist attraction.
“I think it’s a good idea to let people know about the Casbah,” says Sir Paul McCartney on the club’s site. “The Casbah was the place where all that started. We helped paint it and stuff. We looked upon it as our personal club.”
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Today, visitors have the opportunity to stay in the very place where the legendary band began their musical journey. The Airbnb has posters, guitars, photographs, and other Beatles-themed items throughout, with rooms named after band members.
The McCartney Suite sleeps up to two people and includes access to a living area and a fully equipped kitchen. You can enjoy the club’s original features, such as the exposed brick walls and the stage where The Beatles once performed. The nightly rate of around $195 gives you access to the club’s museum, allowing you to delve deeper into the venue’s history. 
