10 amazing USA Airbnbs that'll make you feel like you're in Europe

Missing your trip to Paris and feeling down about it? We'd venture to guess that staying in this East Village home, aptly named the Louvre Apartment, might help a bit because it's decorated with beautiful paintings in every room. It was decorated and furnished to "represent the charming and historical lifestyle of European culture". The one-bedroom apartment can comfortably fit four. 

This gorgeously decorated historic brownstone is all about European flair with its seriously luxurious interiors. We're talking an extra-deep claw foot tub, a wood-burning fireplace, antiques and a grand four-poster bed. It has a private entrance and is one flight upstairs, and has all the modern trappings of Wi-Fi, AC and heating, and is located a short walk to Gramercy Park. 

Fancy somewhere with a Scandi feel as if you're in Amsterdam or Berlin? This eclectic artist's loft in Central New York oozes European vibes. It sleeps two people in a queen-sized bed, where you'll be surrounded by unique art, vintage treasures, and a whole mix-match of random but extremely cool furnishings and pieces of furniture. Turn up the record player, lie back, and think chilled-out thoughts like those lucky enough to live in Holland. Blaze it up for even more laid-back vibes. 

This East Village studio is inspired by the luxury of Downton Abbey with antiques like chandeliers and gorgeous portraits and overlooks a lush courtyard with new furnishings,a queen-size bed, and a queen-size sofa bed. You'll be transported while staying in the East Village. 

It's not a castle—it's a castle gatehouse. Sitting in among the trees, just three minutes from Lake George, this gorgeous space is meticulously decorated to transport you to another time, from massive wooden furniture to chandeliers and antlers. Its spacious grand upstairs living area has high vaulted ceilings, a full-size kitchen with counter seating, a dining area, a family room, motorized reclining sofas, and a 65-inch TV for those who like modern conveniences. The space has two king beds, a full bed, a twin bed, and 2-private bathrooms with tile showers if you want to bring your crew. 

This old stone building created in 1932 was a cottage for the domestic staff of the family of H.L. Bitter. It looks like something out of a fairytale with its stone facade, fireplace and shabby chic interior. It's been renovated but still has the original bath fixtures from the '30s and a coffee service area with a 1935 Fridgidaire refrigerator filled with cold drinks. The bedrooms are spacious but cozy and have windows with flower boxes that overlook an herb and flower garden. There's even a firepit you can use to enjoy in the cool mountain air. 

If you're ready to live the life of a medieval royal, you'll find it in the halls and rooms of Highlands Castle. Renting a room here gives you access to the Great Hall with 25-foot high cathedral ceilings and 21 windows overlooking Lake George and the Adirondack Mountains as well as access to its outdoor upper terrace so you can look over the land like a king or queen. The Royal Bedroom itself sleeps 1-couple and has views of the lake, a queen bed, a leather sofa for relaxation, and an oversized copper tub with a rainfall showerhead. Your castle awaits, your majesty! 

Europe is known for its incredible arched cathedrals. Why not stay in one? Aurora has a former church that's been converted into a home. Its hardwood floors, stained glass windows and carefully crafted masonry brick and stone walls will make for a divine stay with all the amenities you'll need. Guests up to eight can enjoy a gourmet kitchen, four bedrooms, a spacious open concept living room with a big-screen TV with surround sound, a baby grand piano, and a full-size competitive pool table. Those who take the bedroom in the choir loft get to use a clawfoot tub in an ensuite bathroom in a bell tower. 

This whimsical tower sits in the woods like something you'd see in a German folktale. It's actually on the Santarella Estate in the Berkshires in Western Massachusetts. It's a two-story tiny home with a 35-foot-high conical ceiling and canopied bed with views of sky, trees and a lily pond viewable through its massive, multi-paned "mill windows." From its downstairs sitting room and window bench, you can look out over the babbling brook and lovely gardens. 

If you're looking to capture the simplicity of a small home in the French countryside, this summer house is good for couples. The former summer kitchen built in the mid-1800s with a rustic stone fireplace and walls is just under 300 square feet but it has been renovated with a  modern kitchen and other amenities.