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Travel through photos: Airbnb's most popular stays revealed

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Last updated 2026-11-08 — Travel through photos: Airbnb's most popular stays revealed

By: Alex

During these times when traveling abroad isn’t possible, the urge to explore never fades — though all we can do is perhaps take virtual solace. Airbnb, the travel accommodation rental platform, has unveiled the 10 most-liked stay photos on its Instagram page in 2020, based on the number of likes. These “Top 10” alone garnered over half a million likes for Airbnb, and the view counts are likely to have surpassed a million. They showcase exquisitely designed interiors, stunning exteriors, and unforgettable views — any one of them could become your next travel destination.

No. 10: Floating House, Jonopolis, Brazil

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This floating house is located in Jonopolis, Brazil, less than two hours’ drive from São Paulo, the country’s largest city. Through the lens of @franparente, the floating home exudes a sense of being worlds apart.

No. 9: Idyll Haus, California, USA

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The owner renovated this A-frame wooden cabin back in 1962, offering visitors a dreamy sense of tranquility and relaxation during the winter months.

No. 8: Window to the Duomo, Florence, Italy

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With a view of the Florence Cathedral (or simply, the Duomo) right outside the window, this location is truly prime. @girlgoneoutside, who took this photo, also mentioned that owner Dani designed the place to offer peace and quiet, yet guests never feel alone. Just ask, and she’ll recommend her favorite walking routes and restaurants away from the crowds.

No. 7: Dreamy A-Frame, New York, USA

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Darby House sits in the woods by the Delaware River. Owner Karli describes how every extra inch of snow outside makes the inside that much cozier. The spot by the fireplace is lovely, but it can’t beat the attic bedroom — even if it requires a two-hour drive north from New York, it offers a deeply restorative vibe.

No. 6: 19th Century Schoolhouse, New York, USA

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Also located in upstate New York, this charming stay is a former schoolhouse. As a unique piece of historical architecture, it retains many original features while still feeling stylish. The neighborhood around the old school is very quiet, but shopping is as convenient as in the city center if needed.

No. 5: Casa Mama, California, USA

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The Native American-style home in this photo may be in California’s desert, but many are instantly inspired to travel the moment they see it. There might be no phone signal and unstable Wi-Fi, but that’s precisely the charm — allowing guests to embrace tranquility, fully unwind, and enjoy a “recharge” getaway.

No. 4: Tanglebloom Cabin, Vermont, USA

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Nestled within a flower farm’s woodland, about a three-hour drive from Boston (Massachusetts). This “open-air” luxury cabin boasts a super comfy bedroom with transparent “walls” that let in the breeze while keeping insects out.

No. 3: Lakeview Lodge, San Marcos La Laguna

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This villa with breathtaking lake views sits atop mountains at an altitude of 1,600 meters, right in front of Lake Atitlán. The lake was formed by volcanic eruptions, and to this day, three volcanoes still surround the area — so calling this villa a “volcano-view lodge” wouldn’t be an overstatement.

No. 2: The Best View of Quintay, Casablanca, Chile

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This seaside cottage is located in Valparaíso, a city in central Chile, and boasts unforgettable views. The loft is fully equipped with everything travelers might need, and some have described it as “the best Airbnb we’ve ever stayed in.”

No. 1: Stone Cottage, Provence, France

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This photo was the most-liked image on Airbnb’s Instagram page in 2020, and has since accumulated over 76,000 likes. The image shows a small swimming pool located within a 16th-century mansion in Provence. On hot summer days, reading by the pool, listening to the sounds of nature in the garden, and watching butterflies flutter around the roses make it feel like living in a parallel world.

Source: Mail Online

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