50 Cheap Airbnbs in Every State in 2025
West Virginia: Cozy School Bus Conversion
Price: $94 per night
Here’s your chance to stay in a school bus that’s been converted into a cheap Airbnb, located just 15 minutes from Harpers Ferry. This unique rental near Shepherdstown, West Virginia, magically manages to squeeze a full bed along with a sofa, table and wood-burning stove into a classic yellow bus. There’s even electricity, a wood floor and wood siding, but you’ll need to walk to the main house to use the kitchen and bathroom.
Pros:
- Wooden deck built off the school bus
- BBQ grill and outdoor chairs
- Air conditioner
Con:
- No kitchen or bathroom inside the bus
Wisconsin: Clock Tower Loft
Price: $79 per night
Hang out in Milwaukee’s hip yet historically significant Walker’s Point district in this loft apartment over the owner’s garage. The stunning studio has a queen-size bed, cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, a fully stocked kitchen and a full bath. It’s located in one of the city’s three original neighborhoods, with some nearby homes dating back to the Civil War. This magnificent property is also close to the lakefront, a theater and museums.
Pros:
- Balcony deck
- Great neighborhood
- Easy street parking
Con:
- Must be able to climb up and down steps
Wyoming: Traut Cabin
Price: $122 per night
This newly renovated log cabin is situated at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains, offering easy access to ample outdoor adventure activities such as hunting, hiking and skiing. The all-wood floors and walls enhance the rustic look and feel of the property, and the mountain views are just the icing on the cake. Although there’s technically only one bedroom, the cabin can sleep up to seven because it has four beds (one two queens, a sofa sleeper and a cot). Stream your favorite shows and flicks on the Smart TV or opt for a tech-free night: The bookcase is stocked with books, board games and cards, which you can play by the indoor fireplace.
Pros:
- Indoor fireplace
- Incredible mountain views
- Smart TV
- Bookcase stocked with games, books and cards
Con:
- Cell service available only via Wi-Fi
Additional reporting by Lauren Dana Ellman and Lyn Mettler.
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Sources:
- Demand Sage: “Airbnb Statistics 2024 — Hosts, Users & Growth”
- NerdWallet: “Why It’s Worth Booking Airbnbs for a Week or Longer”
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