The 20 Most Romantic Airbnbs in the U.S. for a Honeymoon

Brushland’s Owl Nest in Bovina, New York

Foodies won’t want to miss the convivial dining experience at Brushland Eating House, which offers decadent farm-to-table dishes and delicious drinks in an old post office in upstate New York. The best place to sleep off your meal is in one of four nearby Airbnbs. We’re partial to the Owl Nest, which is completely enclosed by Bramley Mountain thicket and boasts the coziest wood-burning fireplace around. The stylishly rustic design also serves as major inspo for a "less is more" approach to interiors. 

Secluded In-Town Treehouse in Atlanta, Georgia

Sleep with your heads literally in the treetops at this secluded treehouse, which was once declared Airbnb’s most "wish-listed property in the world." The property consists of three separate spaces, which are all connected via rope bridges. In the sleeping quarters, Parachute linens cover the cozy double bed, which can be rolled on or off the extended platform in case of rain, while the hammock deck is the perfect place to unwind with wine and romantic conversation. If it’s booked for your dates, fear not: Atlanta is home to several other treehouse Airbnbs, including the ATL Treehouse, which will happily book massages, private chef-catered meals, and more for newlyweds.

Minimalist Ski Chalet in Whitefish, Montana

If you’ve been there, done that when it comes to Bozeman and Big Sky, head to the northwest corner of Montana, where four-season fun and outdoor adventure awaits in the charming small town of Whitefish. Though The Nooq, a Scandinavian-inspired ski chalet, can technically sleep six, the floor-to-ceiling views of the woodsy surrounds and architecturally stunning hanging fireplace make it an ideal spot for cozy honeymoon cavorting. Also a perk: The standalone tub that looks out onto equally unencumbered floor-to-ceiling views. 

Dome in the Desert in Joshua Tree, California

Stargazing will be one of your main activities at this secluded dome house in Joshua Tree, California. Don’t worry about extreme temps—there’s AC aplenty and space heaters for chilly evenings—and the generously sized king bed is the perfect place to linger over coffee in the morning. The cheery boho décor is laced with energizing pops of yellow, and it’s easy to spend hours reading in the brightly colored woven hanging chair. 

Bird’s Nest Bungalow in Stinson Beach, California

Located an hour north of San Francisco in the sleepy seaside community of Stinson Beach, this cozy bungalow boasts beautiful views right from the queen bed and, for uninhibited couples, an outdoor soaking tub and shower. The wooden deck is the perfect place to watch the sunset, or you can head right to the ocean, which is just a five-minute walk away. 

The Retreat in Austin, Texas

What you don’t need: A ton of extra space or amenities because you’re planning to spend most of your Texas honeymoon indulging in all the excellent food, music, and booze Austin has to offer. What you wouldn’t mind: Access to a semi-private pool complete with resort-quality lounge furniture.

Enter: The Retreat, a private, under-$200-a-night rental just blocks from South Congress. And if you don’t mind ponying up a bit more for a chef’s kitchen and luxe add-ons like a Nespresso machine and Malin+Goetz bath products, there’s also The Gallery on the same lot. 

Crow’s Nest in Monte Rio, California

Enjoy beautiful redwoods from a unique vantage point at this spacious cabin. The airy, open floor plan and loads of windows and skylights allow gorgeous dappled California light to fill the interiors, with the lofted primary suite being an especially lovely place to savor it all. The property also boasts a jacuzzi tub on the deck, an outdoor grill, and the coolest green-tiled bathtub/shower combo.

1947 Airstream on Organic Ranch in Carpinteria, California

Nothing says cozy quite like a vintage airstream, right?  This particular number is nestled in a small avocado orchard near Santa Barbara and comes paired with a cute patio so you can make the most of indoor-outdoor living during your stay. And, yes, because we know you’re wondering—there is a full bathroom. 

The Woodlands House in Sandy, Oregon

Situated in a quiet forest outside of Portland, the three-bedroom Woodlands House has room for the whole family should you decide to take your kids along for the honeymoon. As the host notes, cell service is spotty and the wifi isn’t the speediest, so expect to slow down, explore nature, and really connect with those you share the experience with. That shouldn’t be hard to do from the hot tub on the outdoor deck, though.

Zion EcoCabin in Hildale, Utah

If you’re all about the off-the-grid adventure honeymoon, this amazing A-frame cabin will let you wake up to views of the majestic rock formations of Utah’s Zion National Park. The cooking and hang-out spaces (including a hot tub) are all outdoors—but don’t worry about the bathroom situation. It’s fully enclosed for privacy and comes equipped with a spacious walk-in shower. 

Mid-Century Modern Luxury Home in Malibu, California

With beautiful beaches and, simply, an iconic name, Malibu offers romance around every corner. This luxury home makes an amazing home base for your trip, allowing you to indulge in everything the California city has to offer, like ocean and mountain views and 5-star restaurants around town.

Tiny House Cottage in Nashville, Tennessee

It’s honestly hard to determine what’s most appealing here: the arched door, the sweet mint kitchen cabinetry, or the dreamy claw-foot bathtub the hosts of this Nashville tiny house somehow managed to fit in. 

Dreamy Tropical Treehouse in Fern Forest, Hawaii

If your honeymoon isn’t the trip to spend the night in a bamboo treehouse situated 15 feet above the jungle floor on Hawaii’s Big Island, then we don’t know what is. Eco-conscious couples will also be happy to know that the indoor/outdoor shower runs on collected rainwater. 

The Highland Bungalow in Yulan, New York

This 1950s western Catskills cabin has style in spades, thanks to the creative director and architect couple responsible for its stylish renovation. Though it absolutely offers peace and serenity (and a fire pit!), you’re also not far from the cool Sullivan County towns of Narrowsburg and Callicoon should you want to shop boutiques or indulge in a gourmet meal. Looking for something more off-grid? Try the Hickory A-Frame sister property that sits just across state lines in Shohola, Pennsylvania. 

Wynwood Place 7 in Miami, Florida

Everyone who comes to Miami comes for a different vibe. If you’re all about the artsy vibrancy of Wynwood, this stylishly spare condominium is well-located, comes with access to a communal garden, and offers free parking.

Renovated Barn in Essex, Connecticut

This historic post and beam barn feels like it tumbled straight out of the pages of Martha Stewart Living. Couples who enjoy cooking at home will also be happy to know that the kitchen comes stocked with wares rarely seen in vacation rentals. (Two Dutch ovens! A Waffle maker! Laguiole flatware!)

Elegant Flat in New Orleans, Louisiana

Wouldn’t mind a little Old World opulence to go along with your stateside honeymoon? This grand Victorian apartment in New Orleans’ historic Garden District dates back to 1875. That said, amenities like Netflix, air conditioning, and memory foam mattresses will make your stay feel comfortably up-to-date. 

Sol to Soul in Pioneertown, California

A shrine to modern minimalism set on 10 acres of secluded Mojave desert, this truly unique Airbnb feels more than honeymoon-worthy. While there, it’s fully possible to never speak to another soul, but should you crave a dinner out, both Pappy & Harriet’s and La Copine are less than 20 minutes away.  

Secluded Boho Abode in Taos, New Mexico

New Mexico is a severely underrated state when it comes to honeymoons. While in Taos, you’ll want to book this adorable adobe, which features whimsical touches such as a hammock hanging in the middle of the main living space.

Glacier Breeze Cabin in Palmer, Alaska

Looking to enjoy a slower pace of life in a truly remote location? This 280 sq ft cabin is a lovely escape for couples who enjoy the beauty of nature and unique experiences. You can enjoy morning coffee while taking in the panoramic mountain views, Knik Glacier helicopter tours, or guided ice climbing and rock climbing, among other activities available to book through the hosts. The best part? Couples can see the Northern Lights from this property if booked during the right season (yes, it is possible to see the Northern Lights in the U.S.).