Living room with large rug, sofa and exposed brick feature wall.
Courtesy: AirbnbChic apartment super close to the Hudson River
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The 15 best Jersey City Airbnb rentals including monthly stays

Put aside your prejudices against New Jersey and book one of these Jersey City Airbnb rentals for your next trip

Jennifer Banful
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Just across the river from Tribeca, New York, these Jersey City Airbnb rentals make a surprisingly convenient (and affordable) choice for a trip to New York City. These apartments can be much cheaper than luxury hotels in NYC, and they’re still not far from the top New York attractions.

And contrary to what some New Yorkers would have you believe, Jersey City has plenty of nice places to offer, including excellent Jersey City restaurants and bars, and a plethora of fun things to do. So next time you plan a trip to NYC, forget the best hotels in Manhattan and save some cash by staying just across the Hudson River in one of these Jersey City Airbnb rentals. Need something a little more long-term? No fret, we've thrown in a couple of monthly rentals too. 

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Who makes the cut? While we might not stay in and review every Airbnb featured, we've based our list on our expert knowledge of the destination covered, editorial reviews, user reviews, hotel amenities and in-depth research to find you the best stays. This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on our editorial content. For more information, see our affiliate guidelines.

Best Jersey City Airbnb rentals

1. A swanky one bed apartment in Newark

For our city slickers, we dug out this swanky number situated in Newark, just 30 minutes from NYC, and for our non-city slickers, it's just a stone's throw from Nickelodeon Universe. And when we say swanky, we mean it. This place has an on-site gym, a business lounge, and awesome city views. snug enough to host four, you'll have all the essentials you need to get your trip off the a great start. 

What’s the budget range? Super cheap for all that comfort and convenience. 
What’s it like to stay here? Sleek, spotless, and incredibly convenient travel links to, Downtown Newark, NYC, and the airport. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 4. 

2. The chic urban apartment super close to the Hudson River

A short walk to the Hudson River and even less to Grove Path metro, this apartment is perfectly situated for all of your adventuring on the East Coast. Set in a historical building, on a tree-lined street, not only is this an incredible spot location-wise, but the host also went all out to make this pad quite the character. Very urban chic. 

What’s the budget range? Pretty decent, considering it's a seven-minute ride to Manhattan.
What’s it like to stay here? A really cool space with lots of style and attitude, and an enviable distance from Manhattan. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 4. 

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3. A lakefront home in Vernon Township

Okay, so it's a little further out, but if a little off-grid adventure is in order for you and the fam, then we think this lakefront home is just the spot. Attached to a private island shrouded by lush forestland with two trails and a cute patio on the edge of the lake, you'll have more than enough to keep you entertained. There's everything from hiking to canoeing to kayaking to row boating – the choice is yours. Indoors, meanwhile, you'll find a stunning, contemporary wood-clad space with a rustic, yet luxe cabin aesthetic. Featuring two bedrooms, a gorgeous sunroom, a full kitchen, and a dining area – it's the perfect excuse to hibernate. 

What’s the budget range? Not too shabby for six. 
What’s it like to stay here? A stunning off-grid location with all the creature comforts you could want and more. 
Rooms: 2 beds, 2 baths. Sleeps 6.

4. The cozy apartment near Grove Path

Just an eight-minute walk from Grove Path trains, this cozy home has been designed with travelers in mind. From laundry essentials to a convertible sofa bed to dedicated parking, the hosts have thought of everything to help you get around the city with ease while having somewhere comfortable to crash. There's even a backyard with a loveseat should you wish to take a swing... 

What’s the budget range? Moderatley-priced. 
What’s it like to stay here? Clean, well-connected, and walkable. A breeze. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 4. 

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5. A stylish monthly rental with skyline views near PATH

Imagine waking up to these skyline views over Manhattan. Pretty neat, right? Just around the corner from PATH station, this stylish, snug one-bed is the perfect stopover for your trip to NYC, whether you're here for a month, or need a place to crash for a while longer. Style-wise, it's the perfect blend of vintage and contemporary design and benefits from generous amounts of light so no trouble switching off during your trip. 

What’s the budget range? A tad more than your typical rent in NJ.
What’s it like to stay here? A cute little spot with stunning panoramas, nearby grocery stores, and restaurants. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 4. 

6. A designer brownstone in Hoboken

Ahh, there's something just so calming and classic about the color cream, don't you think? We guess it's a good thing that this luxury condo is covered in it head to toe then. But that's not all you'll fall in love with here, there are the original moldings, high ceilings, exposed brick, framed wall art, and stunning light fixtures – the sparkly dining room chandelier being our fave, of course. 

What’s the budget range? Another luxury stay in the mid-to-high ranges. 
What’s it like to stay here? So cozy and aesthetic, and only a train hop away from West Village.  
Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 4. 

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7. A modern flat just a stone's throw from Times Square

So you want to be close to The City, huh? How about this classy modern apartment in Weehawken? In a safe residential neighborhood, just above the Hudson River and a quick bus ride to Times Square that'll take you 15 minutes tops – it's hard not to say yes. Space-wise, it's bright and airy, with a cozy living room when you want to kick back and relax. 

What’s the budget range? This prime location sits in the mid-to-high-price region. 
What’s it like to stay here? Enjoy a peaceful stay here, just a few blocks from the gorgeous Hudson River for epic waterfront views. 
Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 6. 

8. A loft monthly rental in the heart of Jersey City

How about this fancy schmancy urban loft apartment in the heart of the city? Just a short ferry or train ride to NYC, the space has a ton of cool features like a rooftop lounge overlooking NYC, cool coworking spaces, and an onsite gym, making it ideal for business and leisure. And when you need to grab a bite you're a short stroll away from several good restaurants, bars, and grocery stores. Pretty clutch. 

What’s the budget range? A pretty sweet dig with a luxury price point to match. It's even better when you split the rent between two. 
What’s it like to stay here? The waterfront is soon to be your morning coffee spot. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2.

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9. A townhouse just steps from the Big Apple

Boasting a generous amount of light and calm,  this Victorian townhouse is perfectly situated for anyone looking for somewhere a short distance away from New York while still getting all the charm of New Jersey. Situated in the incredibly walkable Hoboken area, you'll love the hip local vibe and charming architecture, just moments away from the Hudson River for amazing views of Lower Manhattan. With a full kitchen, dining area, and front yard patio, this two-bed is pretty neat for a trip for four. 

What’s the budget range? A little on the pricier end, but so worth it for the roominess and how close you are to NYC. 
What’s it like to stay here? It's a charming home with equally charming hosts, Jim and Bev, who go above and beyond. 
Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 4. 

10. A retro chic monthly rental in Bergen-Lafayette

For the artsy types, there's this carefully curated apartment in Bergen-Lafayette. So fun and colorful, everything in here screams retro, especially the funky lamps, desk chairs, and wall prints. We dig those. As for the neighborhood? Well, Bergen-Lafayette has pretty much everything going for it: It's culturally diverse, has a thriving art scene, and lots of great coffee spots and eateries to enjoy. If being close to NYC is number one on your list, it's got that too – an easy 45-minute train ride away. When you're hanging out in New Jersey, make sure you hit the farmer's market and the cute antique shops. 

What’s the budget range? Pretty decent if you need a place to call home for a month. 
What’s it like to stay here? Clean and jazzy  with ample workspace.
Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 5. 

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11. A cozy brownstone In the heart of Jersey City

You're in for some 'brownstone bliss' at this gorgeous home in the historic Van Vorst Park which gets its name from the popular local hangout – get that on your list. Originally built in the 1800s, this place carries a lot of charm thanks to all the homey touches throughout. Our favorite part? The cute little string lights out on the patio. Cozy enough to sleep four, this Airbnb is the ideal spot for a family vacation or friend's trip just a stone's throw from NYC.  

What’s the budget range? An affordable weekend stopover if you're headed to NYC.  
What’s it like to stay here? A charming tree-lined neighborhood with real local charm to it. 
Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 4. 

12. A designer apartment in the heart of Jersey City

Could it get any dreamier than kicking back in this trendy apartment nestled in the center, and only a 10-minute stroll to PATH? And if you consider yourself a bit of a design buff, you'll eat up this decor up. It's a tad eccentric with a mix of tropical colors and prints, but still incredibly balanced to create a calming space you'll enjoy coming home to. 

What’s the budget range? Pretty decent cost-wise, especially if you're heading to NJ with the pals. 
What’s it like to stay here? Situated in a peaceful neighborhood, it's the perfect place to recoup after a day of exploring NYC and NJ.
Rooms: 3 beds, 2 baths. Sleeps 6 guests. 

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13. A mansion in the heart of Jersey City

Need a really large space? No problem. This three-bed mansion is a seriously beautiful place to rest your head while you're off exploring Jersey City and beyond. Nestled on a quiet residential street, the home is absolutely spotless, with classic dark wood flooring, white paneled walls, and cool tones throughout that make the space feel cozy, yet sophisticated. Sleeping up to eight guests, and a 30-minute train hop to Manhattan, this one's an easy-A in our books. 

What’s the budget range? A pretty penny, but well worth the luxury. 
What’s it like to stay here? The house is in pristine condition and the bedrooms are huuuge. 
Rooms: 4 beds, 5 baths. Sleeps 6. 

14. A stylish townhouse in Downtown

Take on Jersey City in style with this beautiful apartment just minutes away from Manhattan. The pre-war townhouse is located within walking distance of multiple stores and restaurants, and when you're not out exploring, you can make the most of its cosy, kitted-out interiors and cute little back yard. 

What’s the budget range? Reasonable for a modern studio in such a great location. 
What’s it like to stay here? The open-plan space lets you breathe and experience how the coolest residents of Jersey City live. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1.5 baths. Sleeps 2. 

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15. A charming brownstone with a private terrace

This 1850s brownstone is a beauty inside and out; you'll feel right at home with its understated-yet-stylish decor, spanning across the cozy living area and kitchen. The highlight? Look out onto skyline views from its outdoor patio, all while tucking into a feast cooked up on the BBQ. 

What’s the budget range? Worth going a little over budget.  
What’s it like to stay here? A homely townhouse that you'd feel lucky to call your own, in a charming neighborhood with quick access to NYC. 
Rooms: Two beds, one bath. Sleeps 4. 

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