The 16 coziest Airbnb cabin rentals in the U.S.

This is the fanciest log cabin you'll ever stay in. The big private deck at the back of the house is a great spot for reading, and it’s got a massive gas grill for dinner en plein air. Best of all, the cabin is located right on a private beachfront; even if it's too late in the year to suntan, you can still challenge yourself to take a dip in the water or enjoy the sunset reflecting down on the bay in the evening.

Location perks? You'll be on a quiet, friendly street made up of beaches and other vacation homes. A short trip into the charming village of Suttons Bay. 
Budget range? Cheaper by the dozen indeed.
What’s it like to stay here? From grilling steak on the BBQ to swimming in the lake, there's so much to experience out here.
Rooms: 4 beds, 3 baths. Sleeps 10 guests. 

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Doesn't this space just make you want to wrap up warm with a hot cup of cocoa and a good holiday read? You'll find this rustic tiny home tucked away in a tranquil neighborhood in Culpeper, close to Shenandoah National Park and local wineries and restaurants in downtown. 

Location perks? Thanks to its country backdrop, the location goes down a treat with cyclists.
Budget range? Moderately priced.
What’s it like to stay here? Secluded while still being close to civilisation. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 3.

Located in the forest 45 minutes southwest of Denver, this wood cabin is long on Colorado charm. The Elk Creek Highlands allow for plenty of opportunities for outdoorsy adventures (you'll be about 1.5 hours from Breckenridge Ski Resort and 2 hours from Winter Park Ski Resort). When you get back to the cabin, relax in front of the wood-burning stove or slip into the outdoor hot tub.

Location perks? A secluded mountain getaway for skiers and hikers. 
Budget range? Affordable for four. 
What’s it like to stay here? Wildlife, nature, and endless mountain views? Yeah, it's pretty special.
Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 4.

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Ever felt like you needed a vacation right after your vacation? Yup, city life will do that to you sometimes. The TLC? You're looking at it. This 'lakefront paradise' nestled in the woods with gorgeous waterfront views has mini-break written all over it – a charming white cottage, featuring contemporary interiors with a boho edge and the cutest front patio with fairy lights. Cuddle up with your new beau or hit the road with the fam for a much-needed getaway from the city. 

Location perks? Right across the water from Wildwood Park, providing seclusion and serenity among the trees. 
Budget range? Pretty swell for a weekend getaway if you ask us. 
What’s it like to stay here? Cozy, secluded, and peaceful.
Rooms: 3 beds, 2 baths. Sleeps 6. 

This uber-hygge, Nordic-inspired cabin is located deep in the woods, about 30 minutes north of Montpellier. Embrace all things cozy inside the dramatically peaked, 144-square-foot tiny cabin, where there’s not much besides a queen-sized futon, a small cooking space, and a tiny table for enjoying coffee, tea, or hot chocolate. Warm up in the sauna, build a fire pit outside, and make sure to pack a warm coat: the only available bathroom is an outhouse. 

Location perks? In the heart of the Green Mountains. 
The village of Plainfield is a 15 minute drive away and has restaurants, bars and some shops
Budget range? Super affordable getaway.
What’s it like to stay here? From the Nordic-inspired decor to the hot tub out on deck, this mountain retreat is one of a kind. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps two.

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Originally built in the 1890s, this tiny log cabin is a welcome hideaway in Northern Minnesota. Measuring just 15 feet by 15 feet, the cozy spot is surprisingly modern, renovated to include heated floors and plenty of hot water. A wealth of nature is located just outside the cabin, with water activities on nearby Wynne Lake and plenty of hiking and climbing inside George Washington State Forest. 

Location perks? The property is easily accessible by car, bicycle, canoe and even nordic skis if you're coming in from Giants Ridge in the winter. 
Budget range? Mid-range but so special.
What’s it like to stay here? Located on a 13-acre property with so much nature to explore – your rustic romance awaits. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2. 

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This Catskills log cabin is a true upstate beauty. Hand-built and surrounded by 20 acres of pristine woodlands, the cabin boasts a Viking stove and Miele dishwasher alongside more traditional touches like a woodburning stove. Take a quiet walk along babbling Thorpe Creek to a secluded swimming hole, or hike along the creek to explore magnificent waterfalls upstream and down.

Location perks? Explore hiking trails in the Catskill Mountains, and the town of Hudson for its restaurants and shops. 
Budget range? Great for a two-night getaway. 
What’s it like to stay here? The perfect balance of modern amenities meets rustic charm.
Rooms: 3 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 6. 

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This classic wood cabin overlooking Trillium Lake can accommodate up to ten guests between its three bedrooms and offers easy access to the area’s extensive hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country ski trails. With a perfect view of dramatic Mt. Hood, the cozy property boasts a wood-burning stove, a full kitchen and a comfy sitting area. The cabin’s piece de resistance is its outdoor electric cedar sauna: grab a bottle of wine or a mug of cocoa and luxuriate under the stars. 

Location perks? One mile from Trillium Lake and close to hiking trails. 
Budget range? Pretty affordable for a large group.
What’s it like to stay here? It's your chance to live out your This Is Us fantasy IRL all thanks to this Pearson-esque home. 
Rooms: 3 beds, 1.5 baths. Sleep 8.

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Get a load of this beautiful one-bed lodge along a secluded dirt road. It's actually built into the sandstone rock, making this one of the most unique Airbnbs on the list. Just a stone's throw from Mesa Verde and Cortez, this cozy canyon home boasts a sitting room, a cute yard inside a rock alcove, full kitchen, reading nook, a workspace, a loft-style bedroom, and the coolest rock cove bathroom. It's definitely giving off a bringing-the-outdoors-in kind of vibe. 

Location perks? On the flank of Sleeping Ute Mountain in historic McElmo Canyon, just 40 minutes from Mesa Verde and 20 minutes from the town of Cortez. 
Budget range? A little hefty on the price front, but nothing beats those sweeping views of Ute Mountain and McElmo Canyon. 
What’s it like to stay here? It's the perfect spot for exploring in the wild.
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2. 

This Airbnb pick is the perfect place to stay when jaunting to the northern California redwoods, adventuring on the California coast or exploring the Russian Gulch and Mendocino Headlands. The comfy cabin is deep in the redwoods with a front deck that is sunny and warm and overlooks a long open meadow.

Location perks? The cabin is nestled under old redwoods in the Mendocino sunbelt. Plenty of space for parking. 
Budget range? Very budget-friendly. 
What’s it like to stay here? The spanning meadows are the real draw here, but the forest is pretty sweet, too.
Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. 

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After a romantic getaway in the woods? This little cabin in the woods is rustic but charming—a simple one-room structure with a queen size bed, and a hammock, charcoal grill and picnic table outside. Both secluded and full of character, a stay here is sure to come with some unforgettable memories. 

Location perks? The cabin is located right on Snake River and both Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park are just an hour’s drive away.
Budget range? Well-priced for all that natural beauty on offer. 
What’s it like to stay here? The cutest cabin we've probably ever seen. Enjoy the surroundings and explore the wonders of Mother Nature.
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2.

This rustic cabin in the woods is the perfect place to enjoy central Oregon’s stunning wilderness. The highlight of this rental may very well be the big A-frame window shedding light on the upstairs bedroom; it offers spectacular close-up views that you can look out on as you fall asleep. Surrounded by 1.5 acres of nature, there are mountain bike and hiking trails located just outside the door. 

Location perks? The cabin is near the stunning Tumalo Falls. For a touch of civilization, downtown Bend is just nine miles away.
Budget range? Pretty darn affordable for a last-minute getaway.
What’s it like to stay here? A whole cabin-in-the-woods vibe – minus the midnight terrors, of course. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 3.

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This wood-beamed cabin is a wonderfully cozy destination for up to seven guests. The expansive living room features soaring ceilings, plush couches and an electric fireplace. Nearby, check out fishing at Wisconsin river and Castle Rock Lake, tubing at Point Bluff, and hiking at the Wisconsin Dells. 

Location perks? 25 minutes north of the Wisconsin Dells and and less than 10 minutes from Castle Rock Lake. 
Budget range? Pretty neat, especially if you're on the hunt for an affordable family rental. 
What’s it like to stay here? A charming rural escape where you can expect to spend a lot of time sitting by the fire or down by Wisconsin River. 
Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 5. 

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If pure and utter zen is what you need, this is your spot. Situated in Anguanga atop the hills of Temecula, this Cali-style cabin retreat is the perfect place to catch a breath while you take in desert surroundings overlooking the San Jacinto Mountain. Just wow. The space is pretty neat too – get cozy with a living area, bedroom, outhouse, makeshift cook area, and a garden area. It's the perfect place to kick off your honeymoon. 

Location perks? You'll be perched atop the westernmost hills of a vast landscape east of Temecula. 
Budget range? A cheap and cheerful escape for a couple of nomads. 
What’s it like to stay here? Pure mountain bliss, with the most beautiful sunsets you've ever laid eyes on. 
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2.  

So you need to take a little breather from the city? How about an escape to this modern, ridge-top tiny home in Hancock? Not just incredible mountainside views to look forward to but complete and utter peace and quiet awaits you in this hipster loft-style home that boasts stylish, contrasting wood interiors and a tonne of sunlight. We'll load up the trunk then?

Location perks? Total peace and quiet out in nature.
Budget range? About $100 a night, so pretty affordable.
What’s it like to stay here? It's a real charmer if you ask us, especially the mountainside views.
Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps two. 

If you were looking to push the boat out a little, then this luxury A-frame certainly fits the bill. Nestled among soaring pine trees, this modern cabin is spread across two levels, boasting glass walls, stunning lake views, elegant interiors, oh, and it has an outdoor jacuzzi, fireplace and top floor terrace. Roomy enough for eight, it kind of goes without saying that this home is an epic mountain retreat. 

Location perks? Overlooking the trout waters of Fishingtown Creek. 
Budget range? A lavish, yet pocket-friendly steal when you split the bill. 
What’s it like to stay here? Everything from the fireplace to the cathedral ceilings will have you wishing you could just live there.
Rooms: 3 beds, 2.5 baths. Sleeps 8.