Plan a Post-Pandemic Vacation With Airbnb
Unique lodging options have always been a part of Airbnb’s choices, from tree houses to glamping, but if you’ve ever wanted to experience a fairytale, now you can: Current deals include North Pole lodging and gingerbread house in the woods. Now that the publicly available COVID-19 vaccine is just a few months away, you might want to pursue some fantastic travel plans. And who could blame you? Here are some new things on Airbnb where you can relive the storybook adventure once it’s safe to go on vacation again.
Book a night at the FAO Schwartz toy store.
The toy store, made famous by the feature film Big , offers a Night of Fantasy and Wonder at FAO Schwarz , where you can spend the night with all the toy store functions at your disposal. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by a real toy soldier and given a guided tour of the facility, as well as a free giant piano lesson at the toy store, the opportunity to build their own plush animal, and the opportunity to participate. in an immersive scientific experiment. After class, guests can dine in the candy-filled dining room. Breakfast is also included. For $ 25, you can sleep in a racing car bed and be a kid in a candy store again. Reservations open December 15 at noon and all members of your group must be from New York and present proof of residency to participate.
Stay in a hut inspired by fairy tales
In the wine country of California, there is a small handcrafted gingerbread house sculpture that raises the campsite to a magical level. One room fabulous hut with a double bed and a sleeping place in the attic. In the true form of a campsite, the bathrooms are located a little further, but equipped with traditional fixtures and a shower. During their stay, guests have full access to the campground with communal dining areas, theater, sanctuary, pool and hot tub. You can book deep woodland for $ 95 per night.
Have a 90s sleepover at Blockbuster
Blockbuster Video offers its latest showcase for a nostalgic 90s sleepover. Host Sandy offers a Saved By The Bell style bedspread, movie theater popcorn and candy, and a complete catalog of videotapes to choose from. “Every detail was thought out, nothing was overlooked,” says Heather of his stay in Bend, Oregon, Blockbuster . “From old school TV and cassette tapes to Super Nintendo and Game Boy, to 80s fitting racks.” If Airbnb reopens to the public, you can stay for as little as $ 4 a night.
Live like an elf at the North Pole
Stay in Santa’s hometown at this candy-themed log cabin in the North Pole, Alaska. A two bedroom, one and a half bathroom home is a quirky way to spend your vacation. The house is adorned with mint-style doorways, tree trunk handles, gnomes, and elf quilted tapestries. A full house is available for you to live as one of Santa’s elves for $ 95 a night.