Have you started planning your summer vacation yet? If you’ve compiled a list of places to visit, the next step is to start looking up places to stay along the way. Not sure where to start? Don’t worry! We’ve written about this topic quite a few times but if you want to stay some place that is far different from your typical hotel or bed and breakfast inn, you’ll want to keep reading. We’ve compiled a list of some unique spots around the state that will make your stay memorable. Check them out!
- Let’s start with this incredible dome home. (Sedona)
Chris/Airbnb
Chris/Airbnb Ready to say “home sweet dome?” This unique structure looks unique both inside and out, which feels airy with tall ceilings and plenty of lighting. Plus, you’ll get some pretty fantastic views of the red buttes when you peek out the windows. You can find details about staying in this home here.
- If contemporary architecture is your cup of tea, you will love staying in this home! (Phoenix)
Karah/Airbnb
Karah/Airbnb Designed by Will Bruder (an architect who designed a number of buildings in the Phoenix area, including Burton Barr Central Library), this home looks incredible on the outside and cozy inside. You’ll find a large picture window that gives a great view of the Biltmore area. You can read more information here.
- Spend the night in an architect’s loft at Arcosanti. (Mayer)
Arcosanti/Airbnb
Arcosanti/Airbnb Please note, this rental has permanently closed. Did you know you can spend the night in the experimental city near Camp Verde? You’ll find unique quarters, great views, and some great amenities in this quiet retreat. You can find more information here.
- Unwind by spending the night in a yurt in red rock country. (Sedona)
Patrick/Airbnb
Patrick/Airbnb Please note, this rental has permanently closed. Sedona is probably the perfect place to sleep in a yurt, where you can get in touch with nature and relax in a bohemian setting. The yurt is surrounded by trees and you’ll get to see the stars from bed thanks to a glass roof. Click this link for more information.
- Relive old traveling days on the road in this Airstream camper. (Tucson)
Pat and Darcey/Airbnb
Pat and Darcey/Airbnb Please note, this rental has permanently closed. Airstream campers and travel seem to go hand in hand, which is why you’ll enjoy spending a couple nights in this little trailer. Plus, if you ever thought about purchasing one, this is a good test run. Click this link for more information.
- If heights don’t scare you, then try sleeping in this treehouse! (Prescott)
Josh/Airbnb
Josh/Airbnb If you ever had a childhood dream about having a treehouse, this is your chance! Sleep in the treetops and get a closer view of the stars while snuggling up with a loved one. Click this link for more information.
- Enjoy a deep sleep inside a traditional Navajo hogan. (Cameron)
Shanna/Airbnb
Shanna/Airbnb Get an upclose experience of life on the Navajo Nation when you stay in this traditional dwelling, made of earth and wood. Like most other areas of the reservation, you won’t find running water, indoor plumbing, or electricity here but you will get to enjoy a quiet environment with fantastic views of the night sky. Click this link for more information.
- Take in the beautiful forest and mountains surrounding this yurt. (Flagstaff)
Chris/Airbnb
Chris/Airbnb If you’re looking for a cozy place to sleep while visiting northern Arizona’s best sights, this yurt in Flagstaff is the perfect place to stay! The quiet, cool nights and fresh mountain air make this perfect for a weekend retreat. Click this link for more information.
- This is a weird one: an airplane home! (Phoenix)
Cindi and Derek/Airbnb
Cindi and Derek/Airbnb Please note, this rental has permanently closed. Located in the artsy Roosevelt Row section of town, this is one strange spot to spend the night but it’s definitely memorable! The home sits underground and beneath a 1964 Piper PA-28 Cherokee airplane. Click this link for more information.
- Try a night of glamping in a bell tent on the way to the Grand Canyon. (Valle)
Jeff/Airbnb
Jeff/Airbnb Spend the night in a quiet spot on the way to the Grand Canyon. Sleeping in the bell tent is something like an upgraded camping experience: it’s outdoors but you get to sleep in a comfy bed off the floor and breakfast is provided when you wake up in the morning. Click this link for more information.
Wow, those were some incredible places! Which place would you like to spend the night? If we missed one of your favorite quirky places, you might find it in 8 Unique Places To Stay In Arizona That Will Give You An Unforgettable Experience.
Chris/Airbnb
Ready to say “home sweet dome?” This unique structure looks unique both inside and out, which feels airy with tall ceilings and plenty of lighting. Plus, you’ll get some pretty fantastic views of the red buttes when you peek out the windows. You can find details about staying in this home here.
Karah/Airbnb
Designed by Will Bruder (an architect who designed a number of buildings in the Phoenix area, including Burton Barr Central Library), this home looks incredible on the outside and cozy inside. You’ll find a large picture window that gives a great view of the Biltmore area. You can read more information here.
Arcosanti/Airbnb
Please note, this rental has permanently closed. Did you know you can spend the night in the experimental city near Camp Verde? You’ll find unique quarters, great views, and some great amenities in this quiet retreat. You can find more information here.
Patrick/Airbnb
Please note, this rental has permanently closed. Sedona is probably the perfect place to sleep in a yurt, where you can get in touch with nature and relax in a bohemian setting. The yurt is surrounded by trees and you’ll get to see the stars from bed thanks to a glass roof. Click this link for more information.
Pat and Darcey/Airbnb
Please note, this rental has permanently closed. Airstream campers and travel seem to go hand in hand, which is why you’ll enjoy spending a couple nights in this little trailer. Plus, if you ever thought about purchasing one, this is a good test run. Click this link for more information.
Josh/Airbnb
If you ever had a childhood dream about having a treehouse, this is your chance! Sleep in the treetops and get a closer view of the stars while snuggling up with a loved one. Click this link for more information.
Shanna/Airbnb
Get an upclose experience of life on the Navajo Nation when you stay in this traditional dwelling, made of earth and wood. Like most other areas of the reservation, you won’t find running water, indoor plumbing, or electricity here but you will get to enjoy a quiet environment with fantastic views of the night sky. Click this link for more information.
If you’re looking for a cozy place to sleep while visiting northern Arizona’s best sights, this yurt in Flagstaff is the perfect place to stay! The quiet, cool nights and fresh mountain air make this perfect for a weekend retreat. Click this link for more information.
Cindi and Derek/Airbnb
Please note, this rental has permanently closed. Located in the artsy Roosevelt Row section of town, this is one strange spot to spend the night but it’s definitely memorable! The home sits underground and beneath a 1964 Piper PA-28 Cherokee airplane. Click this link for more information.
Jeff/Airbnb
Spend the night in a quiet spot on the way to the Grand Canyon. Sleeping in the bell tent is something like an upgraded camping experience: it’s outdoors but you get to sleep in a comfy bed off the floor and breakfast is provided when you wake up in the morning. Click this link for more information.
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