The best Airbnb cabins in Atlanta

Turn an ordinary weekend into a romantic one by staying at the Archimedes' Nest at the Emu Ranch; this whismical structure sits among the trees and contains a luxurious living space that you wouldn't expect just from seeing the exterior. Special features include a reading nook, and bath with a view, an upper deck, an HDTV and a hot tub. When venturing beyond the treehouse and into the acres of greenery, you'll find a flurry of wildlife from turkeys to swans, and of course, emus.

Rooms? One bedroom. Sleeps two guests.  
Mood? Boujee for a treehouse. 
Location perks? Quiet woodland surroundings, walking distance to East Atlanta Village – one of the best neighborhoods in Atlanta. 
Budget range? Hefty, but still pretty reasonable for a short stay. 

Inspired by an old-school summer camp revived for the modern day, this chic black cabin is an urban getaway for the ages. You'll get to go off-grid while still having access to fast WiFi and home comforts, from a coffee machine to a fancy TV. If you're determined to go offline, there's board games, books and a record player to keep you occupied. There's also a double-sided fireplace for moments of peak coziness. 

Rooms? Two. Sleeps six guests. 
Mood? Classy campers. 
Location perks? Surrounded by woodland views, but still just 10 minutes from the airport and 20 minutes from downtown. 
Budget range? Can't complain. 

This log cabin just 30 minutes from Downtown Atlanta looks and feels straight out of a fairytale. Log framed walls, towering stone fireplaces, animal-hide rugs, patchwork quilted beds and rustic pots and pans hanging from the beams in the kitchen give the whole place a homely cosiness. But, there are plenty of mod-cons here too. With retro arcade games, a movie room, a hot tub, an outdoor swimming pool and a fire pit on hand, there’s no danger of being bored here. If you can tear yourself away, the cabin is surrounded by wildlife-filled woodland ripe for exploring. 

Rooms? Four. Sleeps up to 14 guests.
Mood? A storybook-style getaway, with plenty of fun features. 
Location perks? Surrounded by nature, but just a quick drive from the city.
Budget range? Affordable for large groups.

Tiny houses have become super popular in recent years, and this one – complete with pop-up TV, coffee machine, and fire pit – is the perfect introduction. Its chic, wooden design will appeal to the stylish minimalist, but there are plenty of amenities to keep it comfortable. Four miles from downtown Atlanta, and three miles from Grant Park Zoo, it’s comfortably close to amenities without actually being in the center of town. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Super tiny, super cute. 
Location perks? The surrounding forest provides endless entertainment in nature. Bliss.
Budget range? Super cheap.

This lovely little cabin retreat Airbnb is nestled in Chattahoochee Hills, outside the bustle of Atlanta city. The perfect place for escapism, the Airbnb hosts up to five guests and aims to ensure you're all rested and refreshed. You'll be surrounded by forest for ultimate tranquility, but only five minutes away from local restaurants and shops. The interior is modern and comfortable, with a very cozy and homely atmosphere, and brings bits of the natural surroundings inside with the furnishings. There's a bathroom with a bathtub, a workspace, and a proper equipped kitchen. It'll be like your home, only better and more peaceful.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps five guests.
Mood? Nature retreat.
Location perks? So. Much. Green. Enjoy the peace and quiet of the great outdoors – right from your stoop.
Budget range? Spenny for a cabin but worth it.

This canvas-walled cabin is the woodland hideaway of dreams. Tucked away by a private, eight-acre lake, this is the place to book if you want to seriously get away from it all. Hang out on the hammock, eat breakfast on the porch, go for hikes. Perfect, right? 

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Secluded vibes. 
Location perks? Feel like queens and kings of the forest on this super rural retreat. 
Budget range? Affordable.

What’s better than a cosy cabin the woods? A cosy cabin that’s on a working rescue farm for llamas and alpacas! (Note: there is one called Dali Llama). This popular treehouse/cabin offers unlimited access to the lovely creatures big, small and fury that co-habit this place. The tiny home itself is a mishmash of reclaimed materials and vintage finds. It also features some intensely calming aspects like the bamboo canopy and a Bali swinging rope bed.

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
The mood? A treasure box of a house. With added llamas.
Location perks? Did we mention you’re surrounded by alpacas and llamas?
Budget range? Middle of the middle.

This twinkling, fairy light-studded cabin is seriously beautiful. Sitting in the heart of five acres of woodland, this roomy Airbnb comes equipped with a firepit, a full-size kitchen, and a bathroom. Cross over three bridges to sit on the porch, or relax in the sleeping loft. Sounds like the ideal place to recharge. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps four guests.
Mood? Hippie chic.
Location perks? despite the fact you're literally in the treetops, the location and its surroundings are about as blissful as it gets. Time to unwind indeed. 
Budget range? Spennier than most. 

Nestled beneath a 125-year-old American Sycamore tree, this tiny home has its own private yard, rock creek and fenced space. Best of all though, it’s a block from the Ponce City Market and the Beltline, plus you’re right by public transport. The cabin is super cute, the bathroom is gorgeous, and it’s the perfect base if you’re looking to spend time in the city. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Clean simplicity. 
Location perks? Withing walking distance to local restaurants, shops, and bars – all while you get to enjoy a secluded stay in a tiny home backyard-style. 
Budget range? Mid-range but affordable. 

Here’s a seriously stylish twist on the term ‘farmhouse’. A wooden cottage with rusted tin roof, this home has been meticulously constructed from a number of other historic buildings in the area, including a Civil War-era home, an old cotton mill and an early 20^th century school house. There are also stained glass windows and some neat metal kitchen cabinets dating from the 1940s. We love the pretty almost seaside-like décor of the rooms, especially the bathroom, and that priceless feeling of peace and quiet.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
The mood? Contemporary farmlife.
Location perks? Start the day with a stroll around Grant Park – it’s just across the way.
Budget range? You’ll be happy with this, trust us.

With its sleek, 1970s-style leather chairs and mid-century colour tones, this cabin is nothing like your traditional woodland retreat. What it is, though, is a beautiful, geometric space with an ample courtyard, meaning you can relax in the gardens while also being close enough to the city. Plus, it’s really reasonably priced. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Courtyard delight. 
Location perks? Did we mention the gorgeous courtyard? Okay, fine. But it really is magical. And super close to the city, so what's not to love?
Budget range? Cheap and cheerful.