The best Airbnb rentals in Hudson Valley

Live your best Rapunzel life in this tiny tower Airbnb near Hudson Valley. An uber-cute and whimsical tower, the Airbnb looks like it belongs in a fairytale. Consisting of two floors, the first floor features a dining area that looks out over the babbling brook, a kitchenette, and a sitting area, plus a full bathroom with a shower. The top floor contains the bedchamber, with a canopied bed and amazing views of the trees through the huge mill windows. While only 350 sq. ft in size, it has everything you need for a comfortable, yet unique stay. 

Located just 15 minutes outside of Woodstock, this secluded treehouse flaunts a unique, observatory-like design optimal for mountain, water, and starscape views. Perfect for a romantic weekend getaway, the main floor is equipped with a full-size kitchen, a wood stove, and a lounge-worthy couch overlooking a private, swimmable pond situated on 34 verdant acres. Spend an evening in the Swedish wood-burning hot tub before turning in on the lofted king-size bed bordered by windows and skylights.

This unique Airbnb in Hudson Valley is an architectural masterpiece. Designed with geometry in mind, orbs of wood are carved out throughout the house, allowing in natural light in many obscure ways. The house is heated geothermically – instead of fossil fuels – and the wood stove is highly efficient in keeping the home warm during the winter months. Although the space can host up to four guests, it's worth noting that the majority of the property is open-plan – so you may want to know your vacation buddies pretty well. 

Fall in love all over again in this romantic carriage house Airbnb in Hudson Valley, a literal stone's throw away from the Hudson River. Marvel at the Cantine Dam Falls from the deck while the firepit blazes in the background and enjoy a luxurious night's sleep in the Queen-sized bed located in the loft for the ultimate country vibe. The kitchen is fully-equipped and modern, adding that extra bit of comfort to your stay or crisp up some marshmallows outside on the fire as the sun sets. This Hudson Valley Airbnb is definitely for those who like to romanticize.

This Southeast Asian–inspired sanctuary features an array of luxuries to help you achieve weekend zen. Inside, heated terra-cotta floor tiles beset a stand-alone sunken tub strategically perched behind the main house’s towering two-way fireplace. Outside, detailed Balinese woodwork shades rocking chairs and hammocks that overlook a private swimming pond, hot tub and fire pit. And it’s all just a 90-minute drive from midtown.

Go green at this custom-designed, hand-built eco cottage located just one hour and 45 minutes from Port Authority. The cottage’s ultramodern state-of-the-art appliances, like the induction cooktop and Advantium oven, allow you to conserve household energy during your stay. And when you’re ready to expel some physical energy, hit the hiking trails or nearby swimming holes. Each stay includes two free day passes to Mohonk Preserve – what the Nature Conservancy calls "one of the last great places on earth" – and it's only a five-minute walk away.

This Hudson Valley Airbnb is truly exceptional. Located in a historic artist's estate formerly owned by Reginald Marsh, the Museum House is 2,500sqft of luxury design inspired by its surrounding nature and water. The kitchen, dining, and living spaces are all open plan with doors leading onto the adjoining patios while the four bedrooms can accommodate up to six guests comfortably. The Pond House (the owner's home) is at the other end of the estate should you need anything. If not, simply pop over to visit their resident floof – otherwise known as Oscar the bunny.

Satisfy your inner glamper in this 34-foot vintage Airstream. Fully equipped with three beds, hot water and a full kitchen, you’ll love coming home to this cozy camper after hiking Hudson’s trails. There’s even Wi-Fi so you can catch up on your favorite shows while lounging in the hammock.

Ever wanted to sleep in a tiny home in the middle of the forest? Well, now's your chance. This home has been created to help you live as eco-friendly, comfy, and healthy as possible. It's a five-acre property surrounded by lots of activities. You can enjoy wildlife or relax at the river bend. Or even make use of the fun attractions nearby such as the county pool, winery, New Paltz downtown, "gunks" rock climbing, Minnewaska State Park, and more. 

The 4,000sqft Mission House Sanctuary is the ideal place for your large group getaway. Each of the four globally inspired bedrooms have its own private bathroom and outdoor sitting space. On the main level, guests can pile into the open-concept living-dining-and-kitchen area that opens out to an expansive dining deck overlooking the serene, lily pad–laden pond. In a house this size, there are plenty of tranquil sitting spaces to steal some alone time.

This 1903 carriage house looks like an absolute dream to stay in. You'll have the entire house to yourself, and it's on a secluded residential street, yet is only steps away from the vibrant village of Saugerties. Here, you get the best of both worlds – ideal for couples who want some relaxation away from home. Added extras include a living area complete with Apple TV, plus Wi-Fi and board games. Everything you could ever need, right?

Even the most outspoken glamping critic will change their tune after spending one weekend at this luxe yurt located on a 27-acre horse farm just two hours north of NYC. The spacious 700sqft cylindrical structure is decked out with a full kitchen and charcoal grill for rustic cooking, propane fireplace for evening reading, and skylight for nighttime stargazing. Glampers even have access to the farm’s hot tub just two minutes from the yurt.

Not only is this beauty of a barn located in a secluded, lush meadow, but it's been created entirely from reclaimed wood, glass, and other hardware. It has a wonderfully warm, rustic, DIY charm to it and is eminently homely. This is the perfect base for those who love walking and watching, as hiking trails and a bird sanctuary are nearby. The best part? The nearby meadows are filled with wildlife so you may well get some very unique sightings from the comfort of your Airbnb.

Are you a Lord of the Rings fanatic? Well, if you are, here we have quite possibly the perfect Airbnb. This actual "Hobbit House", with its round doorways, rustic décor, and subterranean structure, is a faithful ode to hobbit homes of Middle Earth. And if you fancy venturing outside, the surroundings are equally wholesome. The home is plonked in the middle of June Farms, an animal sanctuary featuring shire horses, highland cows, dwarf goats, and much more.

An A-frame is a classic choice for rural, forested retreats – and this Airbnb puts a modern twist on a classic. Plonked in the middle of 78 acres of farmland, it’s got your typical A-frame wooden décor and a general sense of airiness mixed with some thoughtful design features. The bathroom is outside but, as any seasoned wilderness explorer will already know, that’s all part of the charm.