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The World’s Most Loved Airbnb Stays Have Been Revealed, and One of Them Is in Australia

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Whether you’re a fan or not, there’s no denying Airbnb has redefined the way we travel, allowing us to stay in extraordinary places, from UFOs to boot-shaped dwellings in New Zealand. The platform, and more so its hosts, pushes the boundaries of what accommodation looks like and feels like.

While the platform boasts millions of listings, some have earned a special place in the hearts of guests, becoming the world’s most beloved Airbnb listings. Thanks to a new tool, “Guest Favourites”, on Airbnb, it’s never been easier to find a perfect stay.

Airbnb has shared the five most loved homes with us based on ratings, reviews, and reliability.

These world-renowned listings are just a glimpse of the magic Airbnb has given us (travellers).

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Photo: Gawthorne’s Hut

Gawthorne’s Hut, Mudgee, Australia

This luxurious, architect-designed, off-grid Eco hut is exclusively crafted for couples who crave a romantic getaway. Positioned to capture the panoramic country scenery, it guarantees peace, privacy, and an ambience of isolation. The accommodation includes a spacious king-sized bed, a full bath, a shower, a well-equipped kitchenette, WiFi, air-conditioning (with some seasonal limitations), and a fire pit for cosy evenings (operational outside the summer bushfire season). It’s a perfect retreat on the historic and picturesque Wilgowrah property.

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A Desert Dream, Yucca Valley, USA

Escape the city and immerse yourself in luxury at Jewel Crest, a unique two-bedroom desert oasis plopped on five acres of the iconic Joshua Tree landscape. Featured in Architectural Digest twice, this designer home offers a romantic couples retreat, ideal for anniversaries, engagements, honeymoons, and more.

Its architecturally stunning Scandinavian frame boasts vaulted ceilings and an eye-catching spiral staircase. The indoor-outdoor design lets you bask in the desert’s beauty while relaxing in comfort. Stargaze from the hot tub and enjoy designer furnishings. It’s a desert getaway that’s truly one-of-a-kind.

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LA Cabin, Québec, Canada

This bird-house-style cabin in the woods is perched on Mont-Tourbillon, giving guests a summit-level view of the surrounding mountains. It’s particularly magical for watching sunsets and sunrises. The tiny house’s architecture maximises interior space while creating a cosy atmosphere with warm, noble materials.

It’s a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering access to over 20 kilometres of cycling and walking trails. Auxiliary heaters and a wood stove will keep you warm, even during extreme cold Canada is known for. Access is easy via a 1.5-kilometre private gravel road, with a free shuttle service available during inclement weather. They’ve thought of everything.

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La Piazzetta, Montepulciano, Italy

Indulge in the Tuscan charm of this open 55-square-meter space in Montepulciano’s historic centre. With wooden beams, terracotta floors, and stone walls, the atmosphere is perfect for sipping wine by the fireplace. The apartment offers a kitchenette, a double bed, and a sofa bed, while its panoramic view of the Valdichiana and the lakes of Trasimeno, Montepulciano, and Chiusi is truly special. Free parking is available just 80 meters from the apartment.

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New World Loft, Athens, Greece

This light-filled loft is one of the most modern options for a stay in central Athens. Enjoy modern amenities like a smart TV with free Netflix, fast Wi-Fi, A/C, and a fully equipped kitchen with a Dolce Gusto Coffee maker.

Relax and take in the view from the balcony’s sofa bed, or set up the dining table and dine alfresco from your private dwelling. The loft is conveniently located for exploring Athens on foot, with the Acropolis and local shops just minutes away. Multiple public transportation options are easily accessible.

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