Want to be one with nature on your next getaway? These glass house Airbnbs in the U.S. should do the trick.
Glass house Airbnbs are the best of both worlds: You're immersed in nature, but you can also "close the door" on all the bugs, creatures and elements that are less than desirable when you opt for camping instead. Even better, many of these gorgeous glass house Airbnbs are also secluded, offer private access to lakes, forests and rivers where you can admire the view without worrying about seeing other people. So whether you're headed out on a roadtrip across America this summer or staying closer to home, these glass house Airbnbs might be near civilization, but they feel a world away.
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Want to sleep under the stars? This secluded getaway opens up to 72 acres of rolling hills. While there are plenty of windows to admire the scenery, you can always wheel the bed onto the patio for a night en plein air. From $120 per night
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Just 90 minutes from New York City, but a world away, this tiny glass house offers 30 acres of rolling hills with endless views of Hudson Valley vineyards, orchards and local wildlife like coyotes, deer and birds. From $255 per night.
This popular rental house is 100 percent off the grid. That means it's powered by solar panels for energy and hot water and there isn't a TV or fast WiFi. Trust us, you won't miss either of those once you see the view. From $457 per night
This glass treehouse is an architectural marvel, with entire glass walls that overlook forests and a swimmable pond. The sleeping loft, accessible via ladder, nestles you right in among the branches. From $360 per night
Set on a 22-acre mountain estate, this glass cabin comes with access to a half-mile walking path, several scenic picnic spots and a sandy beach by the creek. The outdoor kitchen means you can sip coffee with the birds in the morning and cook over the fire pit at night. From $151 per night
At more than $1,000-per-night, this Joshua Tree getaway is out of most people's price range, but that doesn't mean we can't admire the view from here. Nestled on an unfenced 3.6 acres in front of an boulder mountain, the property includes a firepit and a salt water hot tub for an unparalleled stargazing experience. From $1,067 per night
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This labor of love sits on a six-acre lot surrounded by woods. The home is oriented west, with uninterrupted views of rolling farmland. Craving a bit of civilization? Hudson is 20 minutes away by car. From $350 per night
This award-winning glass house sits on eight secluded acres of forest near Tahoe National Forest. Nestled in the Sierras, the house's glass walls completely open to the forest and magnificent views of Rollins Lake. The house even has its own private lake trail with canoes to guests. From $250 per night
Architectural Digest recently chose this modern, minimalist abode as the most beautiful Airbnb in North Carolina. Set in the serene and beautiful Riceville Valley, the house offers gorgeous design and stunning views from every room. From $409 per night
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No drywall between you and Mother Nature here. In addition to the views, this glass cabin offers two acres of land to roam including a nearby river with a gorgeous fire pit and seating area next to it. A fancy outdoor shower means you're never without a view. From $364 per night
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