AirBnB

There are miles of trails to be explored and beautiful Mt. Rainier is not far.

When hotels aren't enough and you want to have, basically, a house when traveling most opt to use Airbnb. You can get a house in a residential area or beach home with lots to choose from. What I like is finding Airbnbs that have a fun gimmick. If you want to relive the 80s and a bit of the 90s then look no further than Kent, Washington, where for only $140 a night you can hop in this timewarp and

If you want an adventure on the mountain or want to hide out in the sauna, it's all up to you.

This Benton City home was designed by architect, Tom Kundig of Seattle whose style is all about unobstructed views and lots of glass. Just about every room has a view of the vineyard, fruit farmland, Red Mountain, and Horse Heaven Hills - plus, it sits on 22 acres so if it's privacy you seek, you'll find it here.

This 6-ton potato has been converted into an Airbnb near Boise.

If you want to lounge around with friendly llamas and sheep, this is your paradise.

We've seen a myriad of "hobbit houses" pop up all over, but few are as true as the Hobbit Cottage in Cedar City, Utah.

You owe it to yourself to experience a little magic in your life!

A unique way to go fishing for Sturgeon, salmon, or trout! Family-friendly.

Those in glass houses shouldn't throw rocks, but they could have whisky on the rocks while floating in their indoor pool.

The structure is located atop a 40-acre meadow overlooking 160 acres of private land, lush with nature.

This tiny earth home is truly a unique, one-of-a-kind!