Stay in a winery, tree or shipping container at these 10 wild Ohio Airbnbs
Whether you're looking to roast chestnuts in a cozy cottage or build snowmen outside a luxury yurt, these unique Airbnbs in Ohio could be the perfect getaway destination this holiday season.
We rounded up 10 of the most unique and highly rated Airbnb stays in the state. Take a look below and start planning your trip.
Modernized postal cottage in Amish country
Tucked in an Amish community in Northeast Ohio, vacationers can travel back in time with this old postal cottage from the 1840s. The building served as Parkman, Ohio's post office until 2018, when it was renovated to include modern amenities, a kitchenette, two bedrooms and one bathroom.
Rated 4.99/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $100 per night.
Can host up to three guests.
Boho dream: The Hummingbird Luxury Yurt
Glamp the holidays away in this luxury yurt nestled in Logan, Ohio's Hocking Hills. The 20-foot, boho-style space offers an open-floor concept with a queen bed, kitchenette and large bathroom with a glass enclosed shower. Guests can also enjoy the private hot tub and fire pit located just steps away from the main unit.
Rated 4.94/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $260 per night.
Can host up to two guests.
Groovy fun house outside Cleveland
About 30 miles outside of Cleveland resides this groovy Magical Barn, complete with a saloon bar, turquoise-tiled staircase, eclectic interior design, stage, loft bed and clawfoot bathtub. This two-bedroom, two-bathroom oasis is officially dubbed the "Bocks Jukejoint" by hosts Stefan and Stacey.
Rated 4.98/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $266 per night.
Can host up to four guests.
Monolithic dome house is the ultimate hibernation spot
Hibernate the holidays away in this state-of-the art monolithic dome house located in Bainbridge. The curved structure, dubbed The Earthstar Lodge, is tucked inside the Highlands Nature Sanctuary, the Arc of Appalachia’s oldest and largest preserve. The main space features one bedroom with a king bed, one bath, a full kitchen and spacious living area.
Rated 4.8/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $155 per night.
Can host up to two guests.
Sleep among the trees in this tiny home treehouse
Those looking for serenity in the woods for a weekend can look no further than this treehouse tiny home in Millersburg. The 20-foot shipping container home named Otium features a modern interior with a fireplace, queen bed and stunning floor-to-ceiling windows. The outdoor patio includes a soaking tub, shower, lounge seats and chairs around a natural gas fire pit.
Rated 4.85/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $192 per night.
Can host up to two guests.
The Triangle: A-Frame cabin offers a cozy getaway
Located in West Farmington in the heart of Amish country, this 400-square-foot A-frame cabin is perfect for a cozy retreat. Details like a wood-burning stove, exposed beams and a patio lit up with twinkling lights help create a warm, charming atmosphere.
Nearby, visitors can explore Amish country, the Western Reserve Greenway bike trail, antique stores, Nelson Kennedy Ledges State Park, Holden Arboretum, Burton Village, Welshfield Inn and Mosquito Lake.
Rated 4.9/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $107 per night.
Can host up to four guests.
Winery loft in Hocking Hills
Nestled on Le Petit Chevalier Vineyards and Farm Winery in Creola, this luxury loft sits on the second floor of the main winery, with two private balconies offering panoramic views of the vineyard, a private entrance and personal parking spot. The 1,200-square-foot space features a king-sized bed, fully equipped kitchen and living room area with a flat-screen TV.
Rated 5/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $170 per night.
Can host up to four guests.
Go back in time with this vintage, fully-renovated camper
Cruise into the new year with this fully-renovated, 70s-style camper, perfect for vacationers who want to be immersed in nature this holiday season. Hosted on a campground in Coshocton, the luxury camper features two twin beds, a dining table that converts into a full size bed and a bathroom. The bathhouse is just steps away in the campground, and offers a shower, washers and dryers.
The campground also features a large shelter, playground for kids, craft activities on weekends, a movie night every Friday and wagon train rides every Saturday.
Rated 4.96/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $120 per night.
Can host up to four guests.
Shipping container turned into a luxury getaway
Along the Tuscarawas River, you'll find this unique, renovated shipping container, complete with a mini kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, living room and an eclectic collection of vintage decor. Outside, there's a furnished patio, fire pit and hot tub.
Rated 4.95/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $156 per night.
Can host up to four guests.
Rainbow house near downtown Columbus
Looking for an Instagram-worthy destination to enjoy this holiday season? Search no further than the Vivid Columbus, where every room has a different color and theme. With three bedrooms, a living and dining room, kitchen and laundry room, there's plenty of space to accommodate a family or group of friends.
The downstairs features a pink living room with a six-foot pink velvet throne. Upstairs you'll find the royal purple bedroom, Bohemian princess yellow room, gothic red room and orange bathroom.
Rated 5/5 stars by reviewers.
Stay here for $259 per night.
Can host up to six guests.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: 10 wild Ohio Airbnb stays, from a winery to a shipping container
