These 5 Unique Airbnbs in Utah Are Exceptional in Every Sense of the Word

It doesn’t matter if you are traveling across the state or you simply want a staycation, you need some place to rest your head at the end of the day. While there are hotels, campgrounds, and even glampgrounds that are fabulous getaway destinations in Utah, nothing beats staying in an unforgettable and quirky Airbnb. Here in Utah, we are blessed with several unusual Airbnbs that are exceptional in every sense of the word. Below are just five of these fun, quirky, and unique Airbnbs in Utah that may be the perfect base camp for your next adventure.

1. Red Rock Cave Home, Hanksville

This vacation rental in Hanksville is unlike any place you’ve ever slept—it’s built inside a red rock cave. This home was built in the 1980s by a local cowboy and has since been remodeled to ensure you enjoy countless modern amenities. This home is quite large and can sleep up to 12 guests.

2. Hobbit Cottage, Cedar City

You’ll feel like you’ve entered a fantasy world when you stay at this Hobbit Cottage in Cedar City. This unique Airbnb in southern Utah was inspired by “The Lord of the Rings,” and you’ll instantly be immersed in the story as soon as you walk through the circular door. Inside, you’ll find a queen-size bed with extra pillows and a bathroom with a stand-up shower. This tiny home can comfortably sleep two guests.

3. Off-the-Grid Former Granary, Antimony

Located in the small town of Antimony in southern Utah is this off-the-grid vacation rental. This studio Airbnb is located in a former granary that once stored grain for livestock. It is now a charming Airbnb with farmhouse details and a cozy interior. You’ll find two beds and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to four guests. There is a small kitchenette, and you are in close proximity to all types of outdoor recreational opportunities, from fishing to mountain biking.

4. Angels Landing Tiny Home, Hildale

Tucked away in the South Zion Mountains is this gorgeous tiny home vacation rental in Utah. However, this isn't your typical tiny home. It features a unique convertible door that opens up so you can truly immerse yourself in nature. While you’ll have views from every direction, you’ll also enjoy a private indoor bathroom, grilling area, fire pit, wall AC/heating unit, and more. This vacation rental has one bed and one bathroom, ideal for two guests.

5. Dreamy Treehouse, Park City

You can live out a childhood dream when you sleep in this dreamy treehouse in Park City. Perfect for a solo adventure or a couple’s getaway, this one-bedroom, one-bathroom Airbnb in Utah sits in a 200-year-old fir tree, boasts large glass windows, and has a private deck. We particularly love the large skylight above the bed, which lets you fall asleep to starry views.

What other quirky and unique Airbnbs in Utah should we add to this list? Let me know by filling out this nomination form. I'd love to hear from you. And, if you are looking for even more places to stay in Utah, check out our list featuring several bucket-list-worthy accommodations.

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