Top 10 Places To Visit With Airbnb

The cheaper the hospitality, the longer you stay. Right? I mean who needs to eat when you're living in these places.

1. Hawaii

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Here's one you can't go wrong with.

The average price is $180/night and there are some amazing listings for no more than $50/night.

2. Flagstaff, AZ

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I know some of you are like, wait what? Arizona? But you'd be surprised.

I'm not going to give the average price but for a cabin it approximates to $50-150 price range.

3. New York City

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Here's one close to my heart, if you're ever in the area, read Top 10 Things To Do In New York.

The average price for New York is $208/night, beats the average price for a New York hotel which is estimated to be around $300/night.

Note I'm just stating the average pricing, the prices go as low as $40/night.

4. Venice

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I've developed this unhealthy obsession with the canals of Venice, Italy.

The average price range to rent a place in Venice is $145/night. But don't let that scare you because the prices go as low as $40/night.

5. Rome

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I've wanted to walk the cobblestone streets of Rome, since I saw the Lizzie McGuire movie, back in 2003.

The average price to stay in Rome is $96/night. If prices are that low, what are the chances someone will mistake me as a celebrity?

6. London

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I'm half-convinced that I got accepted into Hogwarts but their owl delivery service only travelled within London.

London averages about $136/night. Well good, my budget was $150/night, guess that makes room for tea & biscuits.

7. Greece

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The architecture is breathtaking, the water is clear blue, Mediterranean food, and greek mythology.

Average price: $114/night.

8. Dublin

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Wait, Ireland. Did I just see a listing to sleep in a castle? Sign me up!

Average Price: $83/night.

9. New Zealand

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Lord of the Rings fans! This one is for you!

The average price to stay in New Zealand is $96/night. What are the chances one of these places is a hobbit hole?

10. This Treehouse

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To finish this list, I found this from Airbnb's blog.

"Hello, yeah, can I rent your treehouse?"

"Sure, for how long?"

"The rest of my life."

$200/night. $1200/weekly. Bit pricey but hey, anyone getting married soon?