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6 epic Airbnb destinations

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28th Jan 16 12:00 pm

You would not believe some of the places you can stay

Fancy staying in a luxury gated housing complex in a hot location for ยฃ11 per person?

What if it was in a region of Pakistan that is popular with the Taliban and where the Foreign Office advises not to travel to?

Yeah, thereโ€™s always a catch.

Here are 6 slightly more dreamy destinations on Airbnb:

Cubehouse – ยฃ106 per night

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Itโ€™s weird, but we think we like it. The cubehouse is in the centre of Rotterdam. It has three floors and the top one has a 360 degree view of the surrounding area.

The seashell house – ยฃ179 per night

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Itโ€™s cute, itโ€™s quaint and itโ€™s Mexican. The seashell house, or casa caracol, can sleep four people and is just 15 minutes away from the beach (by golf cart).

The bubble – ยฃ117 per night

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Set into the beautiful French countryside is a unique bubble tent structure which allows you to sleep in a real bed while gazing up at the stars.

Triangle cottage – ยฃ158 per night

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If youโ€™re visiting Iceland but want to make the most of the amazing scenery, this pointy cottage might be for you. Itโ€™s right next to the geysirs and is surrounded by wild blueberries.

Castle – ยฃ500 per night

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You can stay in this amazing castle without leaving the UK. 12th Century Dairsie Castle, which was restored in the 1990s, is located in historic Fife, just 15 minutesโ€™ drive from St Andrews and an hour from Edinburgh. It sleeps a whopping 12 people and is a great venue for an event.

Dog-shaped B&B – ยฃ71 per night

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โ€œOnly in Americaโ€, you might say when you see the picture of the Dog Bark Park Inn B&B in Idaho. Itโ€™s a beagle-shaped one unit inn in a rural part of Idaho surrounded by prairie and mountains. It can sleep four people and, of course, a well-behaved dog.

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