The 14 best Airbnbs in Dallas, with the perfect Texas welcome

If you're really going all-out, this is the way to do it. Having been featured in famous design publications, you would expect this house to give you your money's worth. And in many ways, it does. With a sprawling open layout, polished concrete floors, wooden finishes, and a slight industrial edge, it really is one of the most unique places to stay in Dallas. The house is located centrally, giving you easy access to exciting areas such as Uptown, Downtown, Deep Ellum, and M-Streets, with a whole load of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks close by.

Rooms? Three. Sleeps eight guests.
Mood? Architectural dream.
Location perks? Well located just a short drive from local attractions, with plenty of relaxtion to be had on-site, too.
Budget range? Affordable for a larger group. 

This beautiful and centrally-located Airbnb can sleep up to 14 guests, making it the ideal place for large groups of friends or families. A place destined for entertaining, the Dallas Airbnb comes with its own games room, featuring retro arcade games, foosball table, and a shuffleboard table, plus a cute photo wall to get those selfies up on Insta'. You won't be short of photo opportunities, thanks to another feature wall downstairs in the living room, beautifully decorated so all your followers know you're living your best life. And as if that wasn't enough, there's also a secret room for you to explore. Calling all Harry Potter fans, it's a Hogwarts-themed room; which house are you? Outside, the fun and entertaining continue with ample seating, a grill, and a ping pong table. Imagine the summer BBQs. 

Rooms? Four. Sleeps 14 guests.
Mood? Gamer's delight.
Location perks? Despite being super central, it's hard to break away into the city with all the fun and games around. It's time to play ball!
Budget range? Super affordable for a large group.

This contemporary home is designed for comfort and relaxation, sporting plush furniture and a zen courtyard with a pool, hot tub and seating area by the fire. Throughout you'll find artworks from the owners private collection, on top of a state-of-the-art kitchen, deluxe bedrooms and spa-like en-suites. 

Rooms? Three. Sleeps six guests.
Mood? Cosy nights under the stars. 
Location perks? In a private neighborhood in West Highland Park. There are shops, restaurants and sporting events to keep you entertained. 
Budget range? Not too bad if you fill the rooms. 

A hidden gem in Urbandale, just 15 minutes from downtown, this little cabin is crafted from pine to create a woodcutter-style home in the woods. Big enough for a solo traveler or couple, it's got all you need from a kitchen to a large comfortable bed. Outside, you'll find a large (shared) garden with a fire pit, lush greenery, and swinging hammocks for lazy afternoon snoozes. Nearby attractions include the likes of White Rock Lake, The Dallas Arboretum, and The Great Trinity Forest, all of which you can explore before curling up in your own cozy wood cabin. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Rural retreat.
Location perks? Forest, forest, forest. Enjoy exploring the local woods or venture further afield to the nearby city center by car.
Budget range? An absolute steal.

We’re suckers for a home with a concept and this one has been curated to within an inch of its (very stylish) life. It’s a Scandinavian studio with birch walls and a penchant for neutral-toned natural materials. Each part of this small home has an intensely calming feeling, like everything has paired back to its beautiful-and-useful minimum. This would be a wonderful setting to make your own private writer’s retreat or to just pop in some headphones and open a meditation app.

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
The mood? Like natural fabric fluttering in a cool breeze.
Location perks? Stroll 15-minutes south and you’ll be in the much-beloved Bishop Arts District.
Budget range? Great price for somewhere so beautiful.

Want to be right in the center of the city's best bars and restaurants? This bungalow is found just two blocks from Henderson Avenue and Lower Greenville, where you'll find Velvet Taco's delicious Mexican fare and the Candleroom, where you can dance the night away. The next morning, you can make yourself a fresh coffee in the cobalt blue kitchen before watching the city wake up from the screen-covered porch. As for the decor itself, think country-chic-meets-trendy-fittings, with pops of color, modern fixtures, and plenty of charm. 

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
Mood? Charming and cozy as heck.
Location perks? Walking distance from the local neighbourhood for all the vibes.
Budget range? Spenny if you're looking for a 30-night stay.

Where do we start with this stunning townhouse? Inspired by Mediterranean and Moorish style, ancient and modern, this place has almost an excess of sophistication. White-one-white colourways meet an abundance of natural materials (wood, stone and textile) to create an ambiance so Zen we suggest factoring in time for some seriously long siestas. The sporadic placing of deep green houseplants is a little bit genius and the overbed canopy adds a palatial feel. In short, this place is like a living art installation.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps six guests.
The mood? Commercial art gallery-worthy elegance.
Location perks? You are simply spoilt for fantastic walkable neighborhoods to visit nearby.
Budget range? For six? Excellent.

If you're feeling like a baller, this is the kind of house that would match your mentality. With 500 sq ft of living space, including two identical bedrooms each equipped with all the fancy amenities you could need, this house is a home away from home. The owners are both in creative industries and have meticulously decorated the guest apartment with large earth-tone sofas, memory foam mattresses, and a backyard oasis – complete with a pool and hot tub. Found in a historic neighborhood close to Bishop Arts and Downtown, its location is equally impressive. 

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
Mood? Boujie 'n blissful. 
Location perks? Aside from the outdoor pool and hot tub? Okay, the surrounding neighborhood has a lot to offer, too. 
Budget range? Very well-priced.

Prepare meals on marble counters before dining alfresco on the sunny patio – doesn't that sound like a dreamt way to end a day in Dallas? A private guest house that's well-suited to couples and solo travelers alike, it's a cozy spot that feels like a sanctuary while also being close enough to the action as you would want. In fact, you'll be right in the middle of Uptown's buzzing dining and nightlife scene, just a short stroll from Oak Lawn Park, other highlights include the Museum of Geometric and MADI Art and nearby American Airlines Arena.

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Serene oasis.
Location perks? In the heart of Uptown.
Budget range? Well-priced for two.

Channeling vintage vibes, The Montclair House is decked out with painted white wooden furniture, house plants, and plenty of light flowing in through the large windows. Inside, it's cozy and comfortable for couples, business travelers, and those on solo vacations, with fully-stocked fridges, a large living space, and a massive farm table. Outside, the luxury continues with a pool and jacuzzi that are perfect for unwinding when you're not soaking up the vibrance of the city. Situated near Bishop Arts District, there's heaps to do right on your doorstep. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Historic charm. 
Location perks? Restaurants, shops, and nightlife are a stones-throw away. Easy. 
Budget range? Super affordable.

This original 1920s bungalow has been given a complete internal makeover to ensure this cute-as-they-come family home is both beautifully preserved and bang up to date. A liberal use of white wall paint ramps up the light levels and gives a nice sense of modernity. Carefully chosen items of vintage furniture keep alive a bit of history (thumbs up to those rocking chairs on the deck). Don’t forget there’s also a nice secluded garden with a table and chairs that would be perfect for breakfasting on a sunny morning.

Rooms? Three. Sleeps seven.
Mood? Your home from home (only considerably prettier than your *actual* home)
Location perks? The gentility of Lower Greenville with the proximity to Greenville Ave restaurants and bars. What more could you want?
Budget range? For a large group, this is pretty sweet.

Do you love a throwback? Man, have we got the place for you. From bold video game-inspired interiors to homes that look like they're straight out of Home Alone or Back to the Future, these hosts go above and beyond to create immersive B&B experiences. This particular spot is giving pure 90s nostalgia from the neon purple hues to the diner-style seating. Chill out in one of the beanbags after a busy day with a VHS and a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch before heading to bed, where you'll sleep surrounded by vintage movie and TV posters.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps six guests.
Mood? One for the 90s kids.
Location perks? From retro video games to Lucky Charms for brekkie, this place has it all – let alone the five-minute walk to the local bars and restaurants. 
Budget range? Very well-priced for what's on offer.

There's few things as iconic as an Airstream. So why wouldn't you want to stay in one? Make your stay in Dallas extra special with a 32' vintage, found just 15 minutes from downtown. While it may feel like it's parked in a national park but actually, it's in the homeowner's backyard. Head to your own little oasis after hitting up all the nearby restaurants, shops, and natural attractions, with the hand-crafted cedar interiors giving it a warm vibe. There's even a full kitchen and bath, making it the perfect retreat.

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Campervan vibes.
Location perks? All the nature and good vibes to share all around. Time to light the fire? We think so.
Budget range? Soooo cheap.

Giving you buckets of Southern charm, this tiny house might be small in size but it's big on personality. Complete with warm wooden floors, cozy furnishings, and a kitchen you could spend all day cooking in, it's somewhere you're going to love staying. When you're not snoozing in the relaxing bedroom, you can have coffee on the patio and wander into town, as the historic neighborhood of Oak Cliff is just steps away. Here, you'll find shops, bars, and restaurants of all kinds, each offering its own unique flair. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
Mood? Tiny but charming.
Location perks? Super central, within walking distance from the Bishop Arts District, along with downtown Dallas and all the great things that come with it. 
Budget range? Cheap and cheerful.