These Cheap Airbnbs Across the Country Cost Less Than $100 Per Night

11 Best Airbnbs in the US for Under $100 a NightThese Airbnbs offer affordable nightly rates without sacrificing that “wow” factor.Courtesy AirbnbDo you ever find yourself negotiating with a travel partner who has a different trip budget than you? Or, perhaps you’re one of those travelers who’s always itching to go somewhere, as long as you can score a good deal. Luckily for you, there are plenty of cheap Airbnbs around the country that will run you less than $100 a night—featuring stylish decor, great amenities, and locations either nestled in beautiful nature or just a short drive from some of the most exciting cities in the country, all at a fraction of the usual price—as long as you know where to look. This colorful loft in Buchanan, Virginia, is just off I-81, perfect for those who want to embark on a scenic road trip across the Blue Ridge Mountains. Alternatively, the low $76 price tag on this tiny Tennessee home, steps away from a lake (and just 30 minutes from Nashville), is a pretty good excuse to go off-grid in the great outdoors, distraction-free. Whatever you’re after, you can rest assured that, while charging low prices, the Airbnbs on this list do not sacrifice comfort, good design, or prime proximity. From barns-turned-guesthouses to retro Airstreams, these rentals make for unexpectedly cool trips across the US. Read on for the top inexpensive Airbnbs in the country, from coast to coast.Editor-recommended AirbnbsFrequently asked questionsWe've selected these listings based on Superhost and Guest Favorite status, ratings, amenities, location, decor, editor stays, and previous guest reviews.Midcentury guest suite in South DakotaNumber of guests: 4Bed and bath: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathWhy we love it: Roku, memory foam mattresses, dedicated workspace, pet-friendlyLocated just outside of downtown Sioux Falls, this guest suite sits in front of the host’s house, with private access, two bedrooms (each with a memory foam mattress), a spacious living room, kitchenette, full bath, and office nook. The host, Chelsey, is an interior designer, and she’s decorated the space with warm, cozy tones and midcentury-modern furniture. There are plenty of amenities to enjoy—ideal for those seeking family friendly vacation rentals—like a Roku-equipped TV, extra bedding (which can be used on the sofa for an extra sleeping area), board games, a pack-and-play, and toiletries.Location: Sioux FallsThings to do nearby: Downtown Sioux Falls, CH Pȃtisserie, Palisades State ParkLuxury travel trailer in CaliforniaNumber of guests: 3Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bathWhy we love it: Private pergola, outdoor grill, five-acre property, shared barrel saunaFor an escape to the Sierra Nevada Foothills, look no further than this 27-foot, expertly designed Heartland Trail Runner. Once inside, you’d never know you’re in a trailer, because the interior of this RV has all the modern touches of a boutique hotel room, like renovated finishes, linen textures, and handcrafted ceramics. Best of all, you’re surrounded by five acres of gardens and open sky, which you can enjoy from the pergola (equipped with an outdoor grill) or the shared barrel sauna. Plus, you’re only a 10-minute drive away from Collins Lake for more recreational fun.Location: Oregon House, CaliforniaThings to do nearby: Bullard's Bar Reservoir, Collins Lake, Yuba RiverWoodsy dome in OklahomaNumber of guests: 6Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bathWhy we love it: Outdoor shower, trail access, hot tubHikers will adore this woodland burrow, nestled in a secluded forest community. You’ll have to follow a small trail to get there, but the reward is worth it: Ten acres of Oklahoma land with three ponds to choose from, so you can spend your days going on treks, finding spots for dips, and lounging on hidden hammocks. This dome can sleep up to six guests across two single beds, a queen, and a sofa bed, and comes complete with air conditioning and heating. Guests will have access to a communal firepit, as well as a hot tub and pool in the warmer months. Be aware that the bathroom situation comprises a shower and compost toilet, which are available in an outhouse-style building outside the home, but make “for a truly memorable experience,” according to the host.Location: Sand Springs, OklahomaThings to do nearby: Keystone Lake, downtown Tulsa, Osage Forest of PeaceHigh Plains barn in KansasNumber of guests: 2Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bathWhy we love it: Hammocks, air conditioning, wood-burning fireplaceIf there’s any state that calls for sleeping in a barn, it’s Kansas. For those looking to glamp on the High Plains, you’ll experience hotel comforts (including a king-size bed) in this repurposed countryside retreat. The adjacent grain bin is where you’ll find the bathroom, as well as a moon tower, perfect for sunbathing or stargazing from the comfort of a hammock. Located only a few miles off I-70, this property is not entirely secluded, making it the perfect road-trip stop or entry point for exploring Colby (make sure you hit up the Wheat Jesus Billboard).Location: Colby, KansasThings to do nearby: Prairie Museum-Art & History, Villa High Park, Buffalo Bill Cultural CenterCozy cabin in AlabamaNumber of guests: 4Bed and bath: 2 beds, 1 bathWhy we love it: Air conditioning, backyard, firepitWhether you’re paying a visit to Jacksonville State University or looking for a tranquil hideaway ideal for hiking and biking, this little white cabin is the place to book for a rural getaway. While it’s technically considered a studio, there’s plenty of space for up to four guests to enjoy, plus a patio, outdoor dining table, and firepit for taking in the fresh Alabama air. Those looking to get out on the water can check out Redneck Yacht Club to rent a canoe or kayak, while horse girls will love Camp McClellan Horse Trails.Location: Jacksonville, AlabamaThings to do nearby: Pink E. Burns Trailhead, Mountain Longleaf National Wildlife Refuge, High Country Cellars wineryAppalachian Airstream in GeorgiaNumber of guests: 3Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bathWhy we love it: Retro design, kayaks, private porch, trail accessJust 35 minutes from Athens, this charming 1962 Airstream is tucked away in the Georgia woods, with trails to the Apalachee River and complimentary kayaks. Bikers will be satisfied, too, with miles of surrounding gravel roads. There’s a full bathroom with a toilet and shower, and you’ll stay comfortable with AC and a heating unit. Watch the sunset from the porch, complete with a gas grill, dining table, and Adirondack chairs (the host will even leave out some firewood for s’mores). For a small-town hop, downtown Athens, Watkinsville, Monroe, and Greensboro are all within a 30-minute drive.Location: Good Hope, GeorgiaThings to do nearby: Apalachee River, Hard Labor Creek Observatory, Farm 441 @ Thomas OrchardsTiny Tennessee home close to a lakeNumber of guests: 5Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bathWhy we love it: Quirky character, proximity to lake, free breakfastJust thirty minutes from downtown Nashville (the WeGo Star commuter train is just five miles away), this tiny home, lovingly described as “hillbilly chic,” is a one-of-a-kind escape from city life. Inside you’ll find a kitchenette with a hot plate and coffeemaker, a queen-size bed, and a bathroom with a galvanized bathtub (it may look like a backwoods cabin, but there’s real plumbing!). Just steps away from Old Hickory Lake and its recreational beach area, you’ll be settled in the lovely community of Twig City Farm, which you can enjoy from the outdoor patio. A stay includes a country breakfast at nearby Starstruck Farm, which is also the owner’s property.Location: Lebanon, TennesseeThings to do nearby: Tin Can Cove, Daniel Lee Island, ChewPaca Alpaca FarmNature lodge A-frame in TexasNumber of guests: 2Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 5 bathsWhy we love it: Pet-friendly, shared sauna, mountain and valley viewsDark skies, rolling hills, and wide-open landscapes collide at this Texas Hill Country retreat. Functioning like a nature lodge, the property comprises seven A-frame cabins, each of which provides spotless accommodations for parties of one or two. Guests will share a separate bathroom and shower house, as well as a few communal spaces, like the cedar-lined sauna, stock tank pools, den (a sort of hotel lobby where you’ll find the Wi-Fi), and an outdoor hangout space called the Dugout—great for getting to know other travelers also on-site.Location: Center Point, TexasThings to do nearby: Bending Branch Winery, The Barn at Sovereignty Ranch, Frontier Times MuseumColor-splashed loft in VirginiaNumber of guests: 2Bed and bath: 1 bed, 1 bathWhy we love it: Private patio, dedicated workspace, proximity to Blue Ridge ParkwaySoak in the beauty of rural Virginia from this eccentric studio loft, brimming with repurposed treasures, like old heart pine doors and headboards salvaged from a nearby log cabin. From the white noise machine near the bed to the tea and coffee available in the kitchen, every detail has been carefully thought out by the host. Previous guests enjoyed taking in the surrounding meadow from a private deck overlooking the property. For further exploration, there’s plenty to see and do in the area, whether that’s walking along the Buchanan Swinging Bridge or hiking to the Quarry Overlook.Location: Buchanan, VirginiaThings to do nearby: James River, Appalachian Trail, Natural Bridge State ParkCache Valley retreat in UtahNumber of guests: 4Bed and bath: 1 bed, 1 bathWhy we love it: Proximity to downtown Logan, cozy interior design, dedicated workspaceLogan, Utah, is a vibrant college town (home to Utah State University) that’s set in the scenic Cache Valley. There are plenty of attractions, from Logan Canyon to Beaver Mountain Ski Resort. This recently renovated studio space, with its own private entrance, provides a comfortable place to stay, with one bed and a pullout couch accommodating up to four guests. From the framed duck photos to the plaid linens, the interiors evoke a cozy, country lodge aesthetic. One guest reviewer wrote, “One of the nicest places that I’ve ever stayed for the money.”Location: Logan, UtahThings to do nearby: Bridgerland Park, Beaver Mountain Ski Resort, Logan CanyonWyoming apartment steps away from the lakeNumber of guests: 2Bed and bath: 1 bedroom, 1 bathWhy we love it: In-unit washer and dryer, dedicated workspace, game roomJust a short walk away from Cheyenne’s Holliday Park, this spacious (and surprisingly sunny) basement one-bedroom is a great way to experience Wyoming’s capital, whether you’re interested in seeing the Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo or just looking to get a slice of the Western lifestyle. There’s a queen-size bed for a good night’s sleep, plus ample space to store your belongings, with a full closet, blanket chest, and luggage rack. Guests will have access to a full kitchen, game room (with foosball), a private patio, and firepit.Location: Cheyenne, WyomingThings to do nearby: Holliday Park, Downtown Cheyenne, Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeoFAQ:How do I get the cheapest deal on Airbnb?To get the cheapest deal on Airbnb, be flexible with your travel times and consider traveling during off-peak seasons. Look just outside major cities, and be prepared to negotiate on some creature comforts. If you’re booking a tiny cabin in the woods, for instance, you might have to forego an in-unit bathroom or shower. Be open to exploring guest suites or lofts attached to host homes as well.Where are the cheapest Airbnbs in the US?The cheapest Airbnbs in the US can be found outside major cities, in rural college towns, or off-grid locations. In my research, I found the cheapest Airbnbs concentrated in the South, in states like Virginia, Alabama, and Texas. In these areas, you’ll find multi-room vacation rentals that end up being cheaper than single hotel rooms.Jessica Sulima is a Commerce Writer at Condé Nast Traveler, where she covers hotel and booking content, as well as travel deals. Originally from New Jersey, she attended the University of Pennsylvania, where she holds a Bachelor’s degree in English with minors in Spanish and Art History. Previously at Thrillist, ... Read More