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One of the most beautiful states in the Pacific Northwest is Oregon. Nestled between Washington and California, this state has some of the prettiest and most diverse landscapes concentrated in one state.
No matter how you plan to spend your time in the Beaver State, it’s bound to exceed your expectations. Whether you want to go wine tasting, hiking, lounge on the beaches, or spend time frolicking through the city, you’ll love Oregon.
Besides the state’s beauty, the only thing that will make your getaway that much better is staying in a unique, comfortable Airbnb.
Why Stay at an Oregon Airbnb
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One of the benefits of choosing to stay in an Airbnb compared to a hotel is that it provides you with a one-of-a-kind experience. Airbnbs offer you a comfortable space that’s all your own for you to enjoy your vacation.
Staying in an Airbnb gives you more privacy than traditional hotel rooms, and they allow you to stay in a place you otherwise wouldn’t be able to.
Airbnbs in Oregon offers you the opportunity to live out your childhood dream of sleeping in a treehouse, inside of a dome, on a houseboat, in an old fire watchtower, and so much more.
The 15 Best Airbnbs in Oregon
As you plan your fabulous vacation to Oregon, check out 15 of the best Airbnbs you’ll find throughout the state.
1. Dome Sweet Dome
- Location: Bend, Oregon
- Average price per night: $146
This is one of the most interesting Airbnbs in Oregon. Dome Sweet Dome offers you the kind of Airbnb experience travelers crave. The geometric dome sits on private property, where beautiful wilderness surrounds you, and you have peace and quiet.
What’s more, despite the peace and privacy, you’re only 20 minutes from downtown Bend. There are two bedrooms with two beds and one bathroom for three guests to stay comfortably.
You’ll have access to nearby hiking trails, a full kitchen, an indoor fireplace to keep you warm, portable air conditioning in the summer, WiFi, parking, and more. While it’s a great year-round Airbnb, its charm escalates when snow covers the dome in the winter.
2. Oceanside A-Frame
- Location: Oceanside, Oregon
- Average price per night: $252
A-frames are all the rage right now, especially for Airbnbs. If you’re looking to stay near Oregon’s coast, then this stunning Airbnb in Oceanside is a great option. It boasts a large deck that faces the Pacific Ocean, so you can enjoy your coffee, tea, or wine while watching and listening to the waves.
The property is on a hill, two blocks above Oceanside village, and offers four guests two bedrooms and one bathroom. The space is rustic yet modern, with all the furnishings you need to enjoy a getaway.
Other amenities you can expect here are a great view, indoor fireplace, full kitchen, free WiFi, books and toys for kids, a barbecue grill, and beach access.
3. Former Railroad Building Turned Downtown Loft
- Location: Hood River, Oregon
- Average price per night: $290
For those looking for a great stay in Hood River, this Airbnb is a former railroad building that is now a loft downtown. It is modern, with concrete floors and metal accents throughout.
Something people love about this Airbnb is the rooftop terrace that provides spectacular views of the Columbia River and surrounding mountains. This loft has enough room for four people to sleep comfortably, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
As an Airbnb Plus, you’ll have access to a fully equipped kitchen and all the bathroom essentials you’ll need, like shampoo and conditioner. The location is optimal for city lovers who want to walk to restaurants and shops throughout their stay.
4. Heartland Treehouse
- Location: Langlois, Oregon
- Average price per night: $240
Who hasn’t dreamed of staying in a treehouse at least once in their life? This Airbnb in Langlois gives you the chance to do just that. This beautiful treehouse has a charming patio for you to sit on and enjoy nature, and you can hear the nearby waterfalls throughout your stay.
It’s an ideal rental when you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and relax. The Heartland Treehouse is perfect for a solo traveler or two people traveling together. There’s one king bed and one bathroom.
You can spend your days in the outdoor bathtubs, warming yourself by the firepit and exploring the trails below you. Your amenities here include free parking, a kitchen, a TV, a first aid kit, and a barbeque grill outside.
5. Luxurious Getaway
- Location: Eugene, Oregon
- Average price per night: $235
If you want to surround yourself with nature but still have a luxurious vacation, then this Airbnb in Eugene will fit the bill. You’ll have an entire home to yourself with two bedrooms and two bathrooms that can easily sleep seven people.
Even though you’ll be settled in nature, you’ll still only be about 20 minutes by car away from downtown Eugene. There are two main draws for this Airbnb. Everyone loves the one bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows in every corner and the hot tub on the deck that you can enjoy whenever you want.
You’ll have a great view of the valley below from the deck, and you can sip wine, soda, water, or whatever you want while you admire the scenery. In addition, there is a kitchen, fireplace, and WiFi.
6. The S’more
- Location: Portland, Oregon
- Average price per night: $93
Tiny living has become increasingly popular and this Airbnb, affectionately called The S’more, allows you to experience it in luxurious style in Portland. This vacation rental is beautiful with a rustic yet modern appearance.
There’s one bed that you reach by climbing a ladder to the loft. There’s also a bathroom, but you can still sleep four people despite the relatively modest size.
Beyond the sleeping arrangements, you’ll have a fridge, a decent amount of counter space to cook, and a microwave to prepare leftovers or microwaveable meals.
One of the best aspects of this Airbnb is the hammock that you can hang inside the tiny home or outside when you want to relax and read a book. You’re only a short 15 to 20-minute drive to the center of Portland, too.
7. The Milk House
- Location: McMinnville, Oregon
- Average price per night: $133
The Milk House gets its name from the cows that surround the property. This rental allows you and several friends or family members to stay in a renovated barn!
The barn is large and features farmhouse-style decor that fits perfectly with the building’s origins. The space is welcoming and has enough room to sleep seven guests in the five beds. However, keep in mind that you will have to share a single bathroom.
Some cows are dotted around the barn, and plenty of amenities will keep you busy when you’re not out exploring McMinnville, Oregon.
You’ll have two complimentary parking spots, WiFi, TVs, a washer, a dryer, a patio to hang out on, and children’s books and toys. They even provide all guests with all the shower gel, shampoo, and condition you’ll need for your stay.
8. Tomahawk Island Tiny Houseboat
- Location: Portland, Oregon
- Average price per night: $113
Not far from the city center of Portland is this adorable houseboat. It is docked on Tomahawk Island and looks like a little log cabin sitting tranquil on the water. This rental can sleep two people in one bedroom, and there’s also a bathroom to share.
You’ll love waking up to views of the water and other boats floating by. Whether you’re by yourself or traveling with a friend, you’ll have the opportunity to take in the serene waterfront. The best part is that they’re a pet-friendly rental!
You’ll have access to a full kitchen, free parking, WiFi, a dedicated workspace, a washer and dryer, and air conditioning. That will be especially valuable on those hot summer days. Be sure to take advantage of the outdoor furniture to soak up the sun.
9. Blue Pearl
- Location: Yachats, Oregon
- Average price per night: $200
This is a private room in a home, but you’ll still have respectful hosts to maintain your privacy. The Blue Pearl sits on basalt rocks, right above the Pacific Ocean. During your stay, you’ll be able to hear and see the waves crashing below you.
If you love dogs, you’ll adore the owner’s Great Dane, which has free roam of the property and loves to say hello. The room in this rental can sleep two people, and you’ll have your own bathroom.
Blue Pearl has a view of the ocean and also offers direct beach access if you want to take a walk or sunbathe. Other amenities include a TV with streaming services, a private hot tub, free parking, a microwave, and a portable heater and fan.
10. CraterLake Bungalows – The Chalet
- Location: Crater Lake, Oregon
- Average price per night: $249
A significant attraction in Oregon is Crater Lake National Park, and one of the best places to stay near the park is this bungalow. It has an a-frame design with a small front porch with chairs to sit on.
You’ll find two bedrooms and two bathrooms inside, easily sleeping four guests. Besides the front desk, you’ll have a back deck with plenty of furniture to relax on. Since the Airbnb is near the shores of Latakomie Shores, you’ll be close by to the beach.
It’s only a short walk, and the owners welcome pets for an additional fee. There is a kitchen ideal for preparing meals, an indoor fireplace, free parking, WiFi, and plenty of books and toys for children to use if you’re traveling with them.
11. Most Spectacular Ocean Views
- Location: Port Orford, Oregon
- Average price per night: $365
On Oregon’s south coast, this guest house sits 100 feet above the ocean and offers some of the most spectacular views in the state (and maybe the country). The guest house can sleep two people comfortably with the queen bed.
You’ll also have one bathroom to use during your stay, which has everything you need. Most guests enjoy sitting on the deck and admiring the water below with a drink.
When you want to explore outside the Airbnb, you’ll have direct beach access, a backyard to enjoy, and are not far from Port Orford’s restaurants and shops. Amenities include free parking spaces, a washer and dryer on the property, WiFi, and a TV with almost all the streaming services you can imagine.
12. Oakwood Gardens Alpaca Farmstay
- Location: Hillsboro, Oregon
- Average price per night: $160
Wine country is a must-visit in Oregon If you’re heading to Hillsboro, then you can’t miss out on this fascinating Airbnb. Oakwood Gardens is a peaceful sanctuary where you’ll get to see alpacas roaming on the 70-acre property.
They’re more than content to leave you alone, but they’re adorable to look at and hand feed. This Airbnb offers you one bedroom and one bathroom. The one bed is perfect for a solo traveler or a duo.
This rental sits on a farm near water and offers you a beautiful garden view from the front porch. You’ll also enjoy being only six miles from Hillsboro and 18 from Portland if you want to adventure into the city for a day during your stay.
13. Chardonnay Chalet at the Vineyard
- Location: Roseburg, Oregon
- Average price per night: $182
If you like to do a little bit of everything while traveling but also have a home base, then this vineyard guest house is perfect. It’s located within five minutes, by walking, to wine tastings, an hour and a half to the beaches, 45 minutes from waterfalls, and only two hours from Crater Lake National Park.
There’s one bedroom and one bathroom in this Airbnb. You can still sleep four people in the two beds in the guest house.
They have a kitchen, free parking, an EV charger, a patio to hang out on, and air conditioning to keep you cool. You won’t want to miss taking a walk through the vineyards during your stay.
14. Off the Grid Fire Lookout
- Location: Tiller, Oregon
- Average price per night: $232
By far, one of the most interesting Airbnbs in Oregon or even the country is this one that’s in an old fire lookout. The tower used to be used by professionals to help identify wildfires in the area.
You’ll need to climb several flights of stairs to get to the top, but once you do, you’ll be greeted by some of the best views that you’ll find in the area. If you want to stay here, you can only do so from March through November.
That’s because the owners do not book during fire season for the safety of all guests.
There’s one bedroom with a queen bed and two singles in the living room if you’re traveling with up to four people. You’ll love sitting on the patio enjoying your favorite beverages and taking in the views.
15. Round House Retreat in the Woods
- Location: Amity, Oregon
- Average price per night: $141
Another great dome-shaped house in Oregon is in Amity. This pale yellow circular house sits in the woods but is still close to several great restaurants and shops in Amity when you need a break from the wilderness.
It sits on 20-acres and is the perfect environment to reconnect and relax. You’re welcome to bring your pets with you too, so they don’t need to be left behind. The round home features two bedrooms with two beds.
Two beds make enough room for four people to sleep here without feeling like they’re on top of one another. There’s one bathroom, a full kitchen, WiFi, free parking, a washer and dryer, air conditioning, and many more amenities.
Oregon Airbnb Buying Guide
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After choosing the best Airbnb for your trip to Oregon, check out this buying guide to help you with additional information you’ll need to know before you arrive.
Checking in and Out of an Airbnb
How you’ll check in and out of your Airbnb will differ from a traditional hotel room. Indeed, it will also vary from one property to another since hosts are all different and have their way of doing things.
The good news is that it shouldn’t be complicated, and most Airbnb hosts will outline how they want you to check in and out under the listing.
One of the most common methods that a host will have you check into their property is with a four-digit code on a keypad. This is an efficient system to have guests check into the home without being there to let them in.
Your host will send you a message via the app on the morning of check-in with the code, and they change it with every booking. If your host doesn’t have a keypad on their door, they will sometimes leave a key in a lockbox nearby where you’ll grab it.
They’ll send the code to the lockbox just like they would if they sent you the keypad code. Most of them will have you place the key back in the lockbox before you leave at the end of your trip.
Lastly, sometimes you’ll need to check in with a person, such as a host or property manager. This is a less frequent option. If that is the case, the host will meet you at the rental to let you in, show you around, and give you the key.
A condo complex may have front desk staff do this instead.
If you can’t remember how your host wants you to check into the property, you can find that information by:
- Opening the Airbnb app on your phone or pulling up the website
- Head to your “trips” section
- Click on your trip to Oregon and click show details, and scroll until you see check-in instructions
Just as your host will communicate any check-in instructions, they should tell you about any check-out procedures they expect from you. Check-out procedures could be how to lock up if they require you to run the dishwasher, strip the sheets, etc.
Staying in an Airbnb Versus a Hotel
There are a lot of benefits to staying in an Airbnb compared to a hotel. While there’s nothing wrong with choosing a great hotel to stay in on your trip to Oregon, there are advantages to choosing an Airbnb.
Generally, the cost of staying in an Airbnb is cheaper than a hotel. Of course, this isn’t always the case, but you can usually find better deals with Airbnb, depending on where you’re staying. Many hosts will lower their prices to compete with major hotel chains.
Plus, you get a lot more with your travel experience for less money. You’ll often have a full kitchen, hot tubs, access to the beach, and other amenities when staying at a rental property.
When you have an Airbnb with a full kitchen, it’s a great thing to utilize when you want to save money on your trip by cooking some or all of your meals. We can’t forget about the one-of-a-kind rentals like houseboats and treehouses!
Planning Your Visit to Oregon
Oregon is similar to Washington state in the fact that it features majestic scenery typical of the Pacific Northwest, but it has plenty of its own charm too. Whether you want to spend time in Portland, the mountains, or the coast, Oregon has so much to offer travelers.
These are some of the must-see things when you travel to Oregon:
- Hike or relax in Crater Lake National Park
- Visit Cannon Beach, one of Oregon’s best coastal towns
- Check out the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
- Go wine tasting at one of the several wineries in the state
- Tour the Portland Art Museum
Which Oregon Airbnb Is the Best?
Oregon has a little something for every traveler. With beautiful coastal cities where you can put your toes into the Pacific Ocean, mountains to climb, and towns with hundreds of things to see, Oregon is bound to be an experience you’ll never forget. Happy travels!