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10 Unique Charlotte Airbnbs for Visitors
From cozy bungalows to luxury cabins, these Airbnb rentals offer space, privacy, and great neighborhoods.
Published on Feb. 10, 2026
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As Charlotte's leisure tourism continues to grow, more visitors are seeking alternatives to traditional hotel stays. This list highlights 10 unique Airbnb properties across the city, from a pickleball-themed home to a container house nestled in the woods, that provide space, privacy, and easy access to local neighborhoods and attractions.
Why it matters
Not everyone wants to stay in a hotel block when visiting Charlotte. These Airbnb options offer a more personalized and immersive experience for travelers, whether they're in town for a wedding, a golf tournament, or just to explore the city's vibrant neighborhoods.
The details
The Airbnbs featured range from cozy bungalows in Plaza Midwood to a luxury cabin near the U.S. National Whitewater Center. Many are located within walking distance of popular restaurants, shops, and entertainment, providing guests with a true local experience. Several properties also offer unique amenities like private pickleball courts, hot tubs, and themed kids' rooms.
- Charlotte's leisure tourism has been growing in recent years.
- The Truist Championship golf tournament is an annual event in the city.
The players
Brandt Bronico
A Charlotte FC player who, along with his wife Rebecca, owns the latest property featured, 'The Nest in the Queen City'.
Deborah Triplett
A late photographer and arts advocate whose work is honored in the mural on the exterior of the 'Stay Moxie' Airbnb.
Sharon Dowell
The artist who created the mural on the exterior of the 'Stay Moxie' Airbnb, honoring the late photographer and arts advocate Deborah Triplett.
What they’re saying
“While my fiancé and I recommended several hotels for people to stay at for our wedding, most of our guests have opted for Airbnbs.”
— Ashley Mahoney (axios.com)
The takeaway
These unique Airbnb properties in Charlotte offer visitors a more personalized and immersive experience compared to traditional hotel stays, allowing them to truly explore the city's vibrant neighborhoods and local attractions.
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