These Are the Most Popular Airbnbs in Each New England State

Looking to get out of town, but don’t want to opt for the same old same old? These quirky rentals are some of Airbnb browsers’ favorites. According to Airbnb’s statistics, these are the New England homes that are most frequently found in people’s “wishlists,” a site feature that lets users save alluring listings for later. Surprisingly, these properties are largely located in lesser-known corners of the region. In some cases, they’re near notable cities, while others enjoy off-grid privacy. From an inviting mountainside dwelling, to a stone castle, to a house in the trees, these eclectic habitats all offer something unique, and the chance to discover a new part of your state.

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Tyringham, Massachusetts
Home type: Entire guesthouse
Price: $225 per night
Accommodates: 2 guests
Bedrooms: 1
Baths: 1

This former sculpting studio turned dreamy cottage sits out west near the Berkshires. Surrounded by flowers, mossy trees, and a lily pond, this petite home is a fairytale come to life—don’t miss the gauzy canopy bed.

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Surry, Maine
Home type: Entire house
Price: $100 per night
Accommodates: 4 guests
Bedrooms: Studio
Baths: 1

Outdoor enthusiasts, rejoice! This rural locale has it all: biking, hiking, bird-watching, and a five-minute walk to partake in water sports such as sailing, canoeing, and swimming. Plus, the studio comes equipped with a grand baby piano, so you can channel all of your nature-fueled inspiration into a melodious concerto.

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Waterford, Vermont
Home type: Treehouse
Price: $135 per night
Accommodates: 3 guests
Bedrooms: 1
Baths: 1

This cozy Vermont perch sits on a hill, up in the oak trees. With an interior just short of 200 square feet, you’ll enjoy the wood-planked digs in close proximity to your travel companions. The rental features a steamy cedar hot tub, fire pit and Vermont maple syrup ready to pour over a stack of hot waffles.

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Goffstown, New Hampshire
Home type: Entire house
Price: $150 per night
Accommodates: 4 guests
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 1

Built onto the side of Mt. Uncanoonuc, this sequestered two-bedroom is not only incredibly private, but boasts unbelievable views. Gaze out across New Hampshire treetops and, according to the host, all the way into Boston. Rustic vibes aside, the warm interior is fully decked out with AC, cable TV, an adorable and functional kitchen, and even workable WiFi.

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Ellington, Connecticut
Home type: Castle
Price: $175 per night
Accommodates: 5 guests
Bedrooms: 3
Baths: 2.5

$175 a night to live in a castle? Sounds fair. This medievally-inspired home is striking inside and out. From the battlements and gargoyles on the stone-clad exterior to the regal beds, rich red walls, stone arched windows, and even a suit of armor inside, this place is one of a kind.

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Saunderstown, Rhode Island
Home type: Farm stay
Price: $110 per night
Accommodates: 2 guests
Bedrooms: 1
Baths: 1

Five miles from Narragansett and 10 from Newport, this idyllic farm is perfectly situated near the beach. The property itself is a quintessential New England estate: Built as a “model farm” during WWII, it is complete with a greenhouse, horses, and of course, the bright red barn you’ll stay in.