Last updated on June 3, 2026

Asheville is the cool mountain town of the South, filled with creative, liberally minded people, craft beer, hip cafes, live music and a dazzling landscape of majestic nature. We loved every moment of our trip there during our Southern USA road trip – so much so that we wrote a post about 31 things to love about Asheville.
The creativity of the city’s people spreads to Asheville’s places to stay. We were spoiled for choice and I spent ages trying to decide which Airbnb to stay at. We eventually chose a house in West Asheville, mainly for its location in the hip part of the city, but also for its pretty porch (I have a thing for American porches!).
This list is made up of all the other Asheville Airbnbs that made my shortlist plus a few more that caught my eye. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway in Asheville or are travelling with a huge group, this list has you covered.
Also see our guide to the best Asheville VRBO homes, which includes lots of places not available on Airbnb.
I’m always adding to my list of favourite Airbnbs in Asheville – see the full collection here.
Table of contents
- Airbnb Asheville: The Best Airbnbs in Asheville
- West Asheville sanctuary in the trees
- The Rad Pad
- Mountain View Charming
- Gashes Fluss Haus
- Dreamy treehouse retreat
- The Cloud Nine
- Eclectic and stylish cabin
- Cosy cabin with hot tub
- Luxury glamping dome
- Entire villa in Swannanoa
- The Nook
- Entire cabin with spa retreat
- Raven Rock Mountain Tree Haven Treehouse
- Treehouse Scandi Log Cabin
- The Family Funhouse
- Forest Haven
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Airbnb Asheville: The Best Airbnbs in Asheville
West Asheville sanctuary in the trees






This studio apartment is part of an architecturally stunning home in the trees of West Asheville. The main house has incredible double-storey windows, and the studio channels that vibe with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out onto the trees. It’s a small but perfectly formed space with a harmonious peaceful style. There’s a deck that’s perfect for yoga.
What the guests say: “If I could give this air bnb a 10 star review I would! It felt like we were in a treehouse the whole stay. One of our favorite parts about this location was how secluded it felt and the back deck was very quiet and cozy. I feel like this is a steal for it being so close to downtown Asheville (10-15min drive).”
Airbnb listing: West A’ville sanctuary in the trees
Price: From $95 per night
Sleeps: 2 people (studio)
The Rad Pad






The Rad Pad is a bright and roomy 600-sq-ft apartment with bright walls and white-wood ceilings. Luxury touches include a huge rain-head shower and high-end bed linens. It’s in the trendy West Asheville area and close to the River Arts District. Downtown is just a 10-minute drive away. There’s a similar house nearby available on VRBO.
What the guests say: “A lovely pad, very spacious, comfortable, and clean with all amenities. This was our second visit, which says it all! It is good to be able to walk to nearby Haywood Road with its good cafes and restaurants, and we felt very much at home.”
Mountain View Charming





Many people in Asheville have turned the ground floor of their home into a guest apartment and this is a beautiful example. Decorated with antique furnishings and colourful artwork, it’s a cosy space and just a 5-min drive from downtown Asheville. A highlight is the outdoor fire pit with beautiful mountain views.
What the guests say: “We had a wonderful stay! It was very clean, inviting and authentic. The location was perfect – about a 4 minute drive to downtown Asheville! As it is an apartment space below a home, we did hear the pitter-patter above us at times, but they did a great job of being quiet early morning and night! Definitely recommend a stay at this precious place.”
Gashes Fluss Haus






Gashes Fluss Haus is 10-minutes’ drive from Asheville, right on the Blue Ridge Parkway, and the place to go to live your rustic cottage dreams. The two-storey cottage is over 100 years old, but has a modern rustic style with whitewashed walls and floors and a woodburning stove to keep things cosy. You walk over a cute little bridge to get to it. There are plenty more cabins nearby available on VRBO.
What the guests say: “This place is a dream. We booked only one night and wished we had stayed longer. It’s cozy, beautiful and convenient. Paul’s place is right on the Blue Ridge Parkway and maybe 10 minutes drive to downtown Asheville. However, you may want to stay in and enjoy this wonderful and welcoming home. We had a wonderful and peaceful night playing games by the fire. Would 100% book again!”
Dreamy treehouse retreat





Oh my, just look at this treehouse. I was desperate to stay here when we were in Asheville, but it was all booked up and you can see why. The structure is stunning and the location amid white oaks looking out onto the mountains just adds to the perfection. Inside is cosy with mod cons like Netflix or the option to keep it natural and simply stargaze from the bed.
It’s just 10 minutes’ drive from downtown Asheville. The owners are currently building four new treehouses plus an underground hobbit-like home.
What the guests say: “Wow, book this treehouse now! I can promise you won’t regret it. It’s absolutely beautiful inside and magical from the outside. We spent our honeymoon here and I can’t imagine a more romantic backdrop than mountain views and this cozy home 🙂 we will be back for sure!”
The Cloud Nine







If you’re a group of six looking to enjoy the great outdoors, you’ll struggle to find better than this dream house in Candler, just 20 minutes from downtown Asheville. The contemporary and stylish home uses a backdrop of white with natural wooden and leather accents to add warmth along with the fire.
Enjoy the view through the floor-to-ceiling windows and even take a bath while gazing out to the mountains. The open-plan living space and common room (complete with piano) are ideal for groups while the bedrooms and three bathrooms offer privacy too. In summer, you can enjoy the wraparound deck, plus the sunrise view is said to be spectacular.
What the guests say: “We had an unbelievable week staying at Cloud 9, I do not even know where to begin! The views, hospitality, house, cleanliness, decor and location were top notch- we’re missing it already. It’s 20 minutes to the grocery store, 30mins from downtown Asheville and 20mins to the Blue Ridge Parkway where there’s views and hiking galore.
“Barbara, our hostess, was super fast in her responses and the house was stocked with more than just the essentials. The neighborhood is quiet, we found berries to eat for breakfast and our dog was in heaven with all the nature we were surrounded by. We would 100% recommend staying at Cloud 9 to anyone looking for a quiet spot to just get away from it all!”
Eclectic and stylish cabin






This home reminds me of some of the Airbnb cabins in Joshua Tree, with its modern hipster style, including thoughtful design touches and a light-filled white-wall space. It’s not big on privacy, so would suit close friends or a family, but the high ceilings mean it’d never feel cramped. The house is in the Riceville Valley, just 15 minutes from downtown Asheville. Sometimes you may even spot a black bear in the area!
What the guests say: “Our group had the most perfect weekend at Canaan Valley Farm! Dan & Courtney were incredible hosts and provided some of the best hospitality we’ve ever experienced. From personal barn tours and horse back riding, to local BBQ recommendations- they made our Asheville experience that much better!
“There was so much to do on the property we felt like we never had to leave to look for activities. We could not find one thing about our weekend on the farm that was not perfect.”
Cosy cabin with hot tub







If you’re after a hot tub, we’ve found the place for you. This stylish new-build mountain cabin has everything you need to get cosy outside, including a large hot tub, fire pit, swing and outdoor games. Blending modern and rustic, it’s what cabin dreams are made of, plus it’s only six miles from downtown Asheville.
What the guests say: “This place is dreamy and beyond. The decor is warm and incredibly simple yet stylish/modern. Everything was wonderful. Beds were so comfy, loved all the details and the outside living space was magic. It was the perfect getaway for a ladies trip and we hope to make it a recurring spot.”
Luxury glamping dome





If you’re looking for a unique escape in Asheville, this luxurious glamping dome ticks all the boxes. Enjoy stunning mountain views and sunrises or sunsets from the comfort of your bed. It features a king-size bed, a sofa bed, a kitchenette and a bathroom. If you’re travelling with kids, it comes with children’s books, toys and board games to entertain the whole family.
Guests also have access to the outdoor amenities, such as the hot tub, fire pit, and hammock.
The setting feels secluded, but you’re actually 20 minutes from downtown Asheville and have plenty of hiking opportunities.
Entire villa in Swannanoa





This mega-size villa is a fantastic mountain getaway in Asheville with an incredible amount of fun amenities, from board games and arcades to a football table and a private pickeball and basketball court. The house is beautifully decorated, featuring five bedrooms, each with a theme (botanical garden, under the stars, etc.), three bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen with a coffee bar and entertainment rooms.
It’s only 15 minutes away from Asheville’s top attractions.
Airbnb listing: Entire villa in Swannanoa
Price: From $1,330 per night (minimum two nights)
Sleeps: 16+ people (5 bedrooms)
The Nook





This cosy Airbnb, built with local materials, is right next to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Asheville, but still provides a private atmosphere. It’s one of the most romantic getaways in Asheville, and it’s ideal for couples who want to connect with nature.
While it’s a small house, you have all the essentials: a comfortable queen-size bed, a bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen and a living area. When you stay at this house outside of winter, you also have access to a private hot tub.
Entire cabin with spa retreat





This Scandinavian-inspired house is designed for travellers who want a wellness retreat in a beautiful mountain setting. You can enjoy a walk in nature, sip coffee on the deck overlooking the trees, or gather around the fire pit and eat marshmallows in the evening.
The house has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and an open-concept living area with treetop views, plus a large kitchen with all appliances. The outdoor spa features a hot tub, a cold plunge, and a 21-ft hydro pool swim spa, all available year-round.
For anyone travelling with kids, it comes with family-friendly additions including baby gates.
Airbnb listing: Entire cabin with spa retreat
Price: From $930 per two-night stay
Sleeps: 8 people (3 bedrooms)
Raven Rock Mountain Tree Haven Treehouse





This treehouse in Fletcher is a chance to reconnect with nature in its off-grid wild mountain setting. It has one bedroom with a queen-size bed, twin-size bunk beds, a kitchen with cooking essentials, and a bathroom with an outdoor shower. It doesn’t have wifi or TV, so it’s ideal for disconnecting from social media and the outside world.
One of the best things about this charming treehouse is its outdoor area with a BBQ grill and a fire pit, where you can get a cosy blanket, toast marshmallows, and watch the stars come nighttime.
Airbnb listing: Raven Rock Mountain Tree Haven Treehouse
Price: From $230 per night
Sleeps: 4 people (1 bedroom)
Treehouse Scandi Log Cabin





Nestled in the Asheville mountains, this Scandinavian-inspired log cabin is a fantastic nature getaway. It’s surrounded by tall trees, mountains and wildlife. You can curl up with a book in the cosy living room, get in the outdoor bathtub with beautiful views and enjoy a night watching the stars.
The house features a sleeping loft with a king-sized bed, a private bathroom facing the forest, a kitchenette and a coffee bar with all sorts of syrups for your coffee or hot chocolate.
Airbnb listing: Treehouse Scandi Log Cabin
Price: From $954 per two-night stay
Sleeps: 4 people (1 bedroom)
The Family Funhouse





This is one of the most kid-friendly Airbnbs in Asheville. The hosts are travelling parents and have understood the assignment when getting this villa ready for families. The house has three bedrooms, including a kids’ room with bunk beds, toys, and books, a spacious and fully equipped kitchen, two bathrooms, and a cosy living room.
Kids will also love the outdoor playground, and parents can watch the kids play from the swings under the deck. It’s an ideal mountain getaway in Asheville for families.
Airbnb listing: The Family Funhouse
Price: From $1008 per two-night stay
Sleeps: 7 people (3 bedrooms)
Forest Haven





This cedar-and-sage cottage, nestled in the Asheville mountains, is a good retreat for travellers who want comfort and nature. It’s been designed carefully with plenty of attention to detail. It features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen and dining area, and a living room with a smart TV, cosy sofas, and games.
The patio is the perfect space to gather with friends and family over a BBQ or relax by the fire pit, where you can toast marshmallows. Another highlight is the outdoor hot tub.
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