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15 Best Airbnbs in Georgia, USA

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Did you know that Georgia is one of the most popular U.S. states for tourism? That popularity is due to its mix of mountains, forests, and beaches – a hard combination to ignore if you want lots of nature in your vacation. Whatever you’ve got planned for your visit, especially if you’re headed for the outdoors, Airbnb is the best place to start your search for vacation rentals in Georgia.

This list of the best Airbnbs in Georgia showcases a diverse selection of lodgings. One thing they all have in common is a superhost – an owner with excellent reviews and a strong track record of providing a quality guest experience.

Related: 15 Best Places to Visit in Georgia, USA

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Blue Ridge Cabin Hideaway

What could be better than exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains while staying at one of the best Georgia Airbnbs? Located just outside the mountain town of Blue Ridge, this cabin is a perfect base for a remote getaway with friends, family, or pets. Spend your days hiking local trails or fishing, and your evenings by the fireplace or at a restaurant or brewery in town.

Besides its amazing mountain views, the best thing about this log cabin is how incredibly spacious it is. With a king bed in the master bedroom, a double bed and single bed in the other bedroom, and a double sofa bed in the loft, it can sleep up to seven guests. To cater to this many people, it also has two bathrooms, which is surely welcome for large families and friend groups.

The cabin also makes the most of its outdoor space. It offers a private balcony off the master bedroom and a large downstairs porch with a hammock, swing, and hot tub for your enjoyment. Other amenities include a full kitchen, Wi-Fi, cable TV, an indoor fireplace, and air conditioning.

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Large Cabin in the North Georgia Mountains

If you’re looking at cabins in the North Georgia Mountains, don’t miss this traditional one with plenty of privacy. It’s just a short drive from the small town of Helen and Unicoi State Park, so you’ll have everything you need nearby, including restaurants, water parks, and plenty of nature.

Up to six people can fit comfortably here, thanks to a king bed in the master bedroom, a queen bed in the second room, and a sleeper sofa in the living room. The three bathrooms should be more than enough for a large family or friend group. The cabin also has a fully equipped kitchen, which makes self-catering for a large group easy. You can even bring pets along after owner approval. 

The cabin is nicely designed to keep you entertained when you’re stuck inside, with Wi-Fi, multiple satellite TVs, air hockey, foosball, and a dartboard. You have a hot tub and a fire pit outside, making for a relaxing evening after a day of exploring the surrounding nature.

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Mountain Cottage With Hot Tub and Lake Views

If you’re an outdoorsy couple looking for the best Airbnb rentals in Georgia, look no further than this wonderful little retreat. Found north of Atlanta in the gated community of Big Canoe overlooking Lake Petit, this cabin is a perfect base for hiking, kayaking, and wildlife spotting. You also get to enjoy the communal amenities of Big Canoe, such as its golf course, tennis courts, and swimming pools.

This cottage is best suited to couples looking for an intimate getaway. However, in addition to the king bed, there is a sofa bed that could sleep one child if needed. Within its studio layout is a living area, dining area, and kitchen, all surrounded by large windows that look out into the surrounding woods. Around the exterior is a nice deck that boasts a hot tub and gas grill, along with lovely views of the lake and mountains.

The cottage is practical as well as relaxing, with a fully equipped modern kitchen that includes a stove, oven, microwave, fridge, and dishwasher. Other amenities include Wi-Fi, a smart TV, an indoor fireplace, and air conditioning.

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Glamping Yurt on Lookout Mountain

Looking for something a little different for your next vacation? Well, this yurt is certainly one of the more unique Georgia Airbnbs available. Located not far from Cloudland Canyon State Park in the state’s northwest, it offers an ideal destination for getting in touch with nature.

For those unfamiliar with the concept of a yurt, it’s essentially a single common area under a large, round tent. This yurt’s kitchen area acts as a buffer to separate the living space from the bedroom and bathroom. With a large king bed in the sleeping space, the yurt is best for couples or solo travelers.

With a sofa, smart TV, dining table, and full kitchen in the living area, the yurt has everything you’d expect to find in a regular short-term apartment rental in Georgia. The outdoor space is nice too, with a yard and big deck for relaxing, outdoor dining, and stargazing come nightfall. Modern touches such as the Wi-Fi and air conditioning ensure a comfortable stay.

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Lakefront Cabin in Tallulah Falls

You’ll understand why this is one of the best North Georgia cabins for rent when you see its cozy interior and deck views. It puts you right on Tallulah Falls Lake in northeast Georgia, with easy access to the resort town of Tallulah Falls and its awesome waterfalls. Popular activities here include hiking, fishing, and (most importantly) relaxing.

The cabin’s deck looks right onto the water and over to the deep forest covering the far bank – the perfect view for a little R&R. You don’t even need to be outdoors to enjoy it, as the living room sofa faces the large glass doors leading out to the deck.

This cozy cabin fits up to three guests, with a queen bed in the bedroom and a sleeper sofa in the living room. The kitchen is fully equipped with a stove, oven, microwave, and fridge, so you can easily cook here. You also get satellite TV and air conditioning, but no Wi-Fi.

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Cozy Riverside Cabin in Blue Ridge

This quiet and inviting cabin is another great Airbnb in Blue Ridge, Georgia. Overlooking the Toccoa River, it offers seclusion while also being conveniently close to downtown Blue Ridge.

Although only two guests are allowed to stay here, you have your choice of three beds: a double bed up in the loft, another double in the sleeping nook on the screened porch, and a queen-size pullout sofa. These flexible sleeping arrangements and the two full bathrooms are ideal for two friends traveling together.

The cabin has a fully equipped kitchen inside, as well as a stainless gas grill and dining table outside. Just a short walk away are the outdoor pool and hot tub it shares with other properties on the grounds. Wi-Fi, cable TV, a dedicated workspace, and air conditioning are some other benefits of staying here.

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Tiny House in the Mountains Near Clayton

You won’t find many mountain getaways in Georgia as adorable as this tiny house. Found to the south of the small city of Clayton, this charming Georgia Airbnb is just minutes from stores, dining options, and opportunities for countless outdoor activities.

You’ll be amazed at how much fits inside this fantastic tiny house. Believe it or not, it can sleep up to four people, with a queen bed in the bedroom, a bunk bed in a sleeping nook, and a floor mattress tucked away in the loft. It also features a proper bathroom and a full kitchen, complete with a stove, oven, microwave, and fridge.

As with many tiny homes, what’s on the outside is just as important as the inside here. You’ll find a covered porch with rocking chairs, fairy lights over the patio, and a dining table and fire pit to sit around come nighttime. Other amenities include two smart TVs, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a washer and dryer.

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Secluded Intown Atlanta Treehouse

If you’re looking for a treehouse Airbnb in Georgia, this one is sure to delight. From looking at this enchanting treehouse, it’s hard to imagine it could be in a big city, but it actually is in a residential neighborhood of Intown Atlanta. That means you can enjoy some peace and quiet here without having to drive miles to get food.

Surrounded by lush forest, the treehouse looks like something out of a storybook. It’s made up of three carefully decorated rooms elevated off the ground and connected by cute rope bridges. At the center lies the bedroom with a double bed for two, which you can actually roll out through the glass doors onto a small open-air platform. Across the rope bridges on one side is the antique sitting room, while the other way lies the hammock deck.

The bathroom is in the basement of the main house, roughly a 30-second walk away. Amenities in general are a bit basic here, given the treehouse structure. You do get fans and a mattress warmer to help with the temperature, but a microwave and Wi-Fi are really the only other creature comforts.

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If this Airbnb is already booked or not quite right for you, take a look at this alternative Airbnb treehouse in Atlanta.

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18th-Century Cottage in Savannah Historic District

Staying in Savannah couldn’t be better with this beautiful wooden cottage on a quiet residential block of the Historic District. It’s just a short walk from the riverfront and countless stores, coffee shops, and restaurants, and only two blocks away from a stop for the city’s free trolley that can take you to attractions around Savannah.

No other Airbnb in Georgia offers the best of both worlds quite like this one does, with its plum location and grand, old-fashioned design. Dating back to the 18th century, the cottage is sure to transport you to another era. The wooden rocking chairs on the front porch and horse-drawn carriages rolling down the street add pleasantly to this effect.

Despite the house’s age, you’re bound to feel very comfortable here. The rooms are spacious and delicately appointed with functional antique furniture. Up to four people can stay here, with a queen bed in the bedroom and two twin beds in the living room. You have a full kitchen at your disposal, and superhost Vicki provides a continental breakfast every morning. Departing slightly from the historic theme, the Wi-Fi, cable TV, and air conditioning ensure a pleasant stay.

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Related: 15 Best Airbnbs in Savannah, GA

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Beach Bungalow on Tybee Island

There are quite a few beach houses for rent in Georgia, but few pack in as much character as this Airbnb on Tybee Island, GA, up by the South Carolina border. While it’s at the quieter northern end of the island, it’s easy enough to reach the main restaurants, pubs, and beach shops, not to mention some of the less crowded beaches.

This one-bedroom bungalow doesn’t have a ton of space, but it has everything a pair of guests needs for a comfy stay between beach visits. The covered patio out in the garden gives you some extra room, along with a table and chairs and a grill area. 

Back inside, there’s a full kitchen with a small fridge, a microwave, a stove, and complimentary coffee. The rest of the guest suite has an open layout, with a double bed in the sleeping space and a cable TV in the living space. Other amenities include Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and free on-site parking.

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Glamping Dome Near Carters Lake

An interesting alternative to camping in Georgia is to live it up by glamping in this geodesic dome. Its peaceful setting near Carters Lake in the North Georgia Mountains is an easy drive from downtown Ellijay, where you’ll find shops, bars, and restaurants.

While many Airbnbs in Georgia help you reconnect with the outdoors, few are as direct about it as this glamping rental. You’ll spend most of your time here outside, as the dome is really just for sleeping. Inside are two single beds and a queen, accommodating up to five guests. The kitchen, bathroom, and living area are all covered but outdoors.

The bathroom facilities include an outdoor shower and a private bathtub with hot water, which is a welcome touch for a glamping experience. The kitchen gives you a refrigerator, camping stove, coffee maker, and charcoal grill. Superhost Rebekah provides fresh eggs, the basics for hot drinks, and the makings for s’mores. Kayaks are also available in case you want to head out on the water.

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Modern Tiny House Near Downtown Atlanta

When looking for an Airbnb in Atlanta, Georgia, don’t overlook this gorgeous tiny house. You’ll be staying just to the east of downtown Atlanta, a convenient area for visiting trendy spots such as Little Five Points and the Old Fourth Ward.

A tiny house may seem like a novelty rather than a real option, but this two-bedroom Airbnb is a fun and practical alternative to more traditional vacation apartments for rent in Georgia. With a queen bed in each bedroom, it can fit up to four guests, and it still has room for a small living area, a full bathroom, and a kitchen. You can easily cook in the kitchen, as it includes a stove, microwave, fridge, and dishwasher. You even get a washer and dryer. 

In addition to optimizing its space for functionality, the house has tasteful, modern decor that makes it immediately inviting. In case the Wi-Fi and smart TV don’t keep you entertained, you also have access to the backyard’s pingpong table and fire pit.

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Related: 15 Best Airbnbs in Atlanta, GA

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Tiny Home Near Downtown Athens

With its bright interior and central location, this Airbnb in Athens, Georgia, is an absolute delight. It’s less than a block from downtown, so you get the benefits of staying in a residential area along with easy access to restaurants, grocery stores, and breweries.

This Airbnb is incredibly spacious for a tiny house that only has one queen bed for two guests. The bedroom is by no means cramped, and the main living area is simply massive for just two people, complete with a sofa and coffee table. You also have a ton of extra space behind the kitchenette.

The house isn’t lacking in facilities either. The kitchenette includes a refrigerator, coffee maker, and microwave, so you can at least make a basic breakfast. Then there’s the Wi-Fi, smart TV, stereo, and air conditioning to keep you comfortable and entertained. You have access to a free parking space as well.

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Mountain Cabin on Cooper Creek

While there are loads of log cabins for rent in Georgia, this one is hard to resist if you need a nature retreat. This log cabin sits on the banks of Cooper Creek, surrounded by forest, wildlife, and views of the North Georgia Mountains.

You can fit up to six guests in the cabin, with a king bed in the master bedroom, a queen bed in the other bedroom, and a double futon in the cozy sleeping loft. Even beyond the sleeping arrangements, the cabin definitely has space for a group of this size, as it features two full bathrooms, a big lounge area, and a full kitchen.

You’ll also want to spend a lot of time outside, hanging out on the decks and patios that surround the cabin. One concrete patio has a big stone fireplace, and up from that is an outdoor lounge space and five-person hot tub. Then there’s the picnic table, grill, and fire pit over by the creek, so you can enjoy meals outside while listening to the peaceful running water.

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Treetop Hideaway Near Lookout Mountain

It might be hard to believe, but there are actually multiple treehouse rentals in Georgia, this being another cool one. It’s in the woods just outside the city of Lookout Mountain by the Tennessee border, so you can just as easily go rock climbing as you can find museums and galleries to visit from here.

You’ll find plenty of quirks and character in this eclectic treehouse, from its old-fashioned windows to the bathroom floor made of pennies. The treehouse is separated into two stories, with a sleeping space in the little loft area. While there’s just a queen bed up there, the rental can host up to three people, thanks to the sofa bed downstairs. Besides the sofa and living space, the lower level has a kitchenette and bathroom.

You might expect a treehouse stay to be all about the ambiance and natural surroundings, and that’s certainly the big draw here. But it’s actually quite functional and convenient inside, with a microwave and a minifridge stocked with complimentary drinks and snacks in the kitchenette. There’s even Wi-Fi up there, plus climate control to keep you comfortable. What more could you want from a treehouse?

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Clearly, there’s a great variety of Airbnbs in Georgia that allow you to experience the state’s nature and cities. You shouldn’t have any trouble finding one that suits your vacation, no matter what you have planned.

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