Bizarre and Beautiful Airbnb Rentals That Won't Break the Bank

One of only seven astronomic hotels in the world, the ElquiDomos in Chile is designed for the ultimate stargazing experience.

For a little less than $200 a night, you can stay in one of the two-story geodesic domes complete with a living room, bathroom, and main bedroom with a detachable roof over it.

In addition to the ideal method of looking at the stars, the area around the hotel offers a plethora of activities like horseback rides (both day and night), bike rides, and astronomic tours.

Located in the Netherlands, this mind-boggling cube house is in a prime location and is about $144 per night.

The home's unique modern architecture is absolutely stunning — and the house is less than an hour from downtown Amsterdam.

The cubed house lets in a ton of natural light and offers all the amenities of a person's own home.

Located in the gorgeous Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France, this tiny studio is the perfect place for guests who want to get away from the standard style of living and try a charming alternative.

The house — reminiscent of an old-fashioned train car and running at about $99 per night — has a barbecue, pool, and unparalleled quaintness that would have any guest calling it home in no time.

How many times have you dreamed of having a plane entirely to yourself, with no screaming kids or space hogging neighbors to ruin your vibe? This Teuge, Gelderland, Netherlands, Airbnb rental allows you a full airplane suite for around $426 a night.

The interior of the plane was converted in to a hotel suite meant for two and is complete with a hot tub, infared sauna, minibar, and plenty of other high-tech amenities.

The plane, built in 1960, is an Ilyushin II-18 originally designed to hold 120 passengers — so you and another guest will definitely have plenty of room to enjoy the plane's luxuries.

The Nakagin Capsule Tower, designed by Kisho Kurokawa in 1972, was the world's first example of capsule architecture made for actual use.

For fans of Japanese and world history, the building is a postwar cultural and architectural wonder — and only costs about $80 per night.

For just $110, guests can spend the night in nature under the stars at Yellowstone National Park in Montana.

The comfy tipi quarters are clustered in a luxury camp that's secluded from the hustle and bustle of civilization and offers activities that are perfect for lovers of the great outdoors.

This floating home in Seattle, WA — known as The Barge — is a unique, fully furnished home where guests can slowly rock to sleep on the waters of Green Lake.

Guests can call the lake home for about $180 per night and from its deck enjoy views of the sparkling city of Seattle and the gentle waves of the water.

This tiny cottage — free of evil witches but fairy-tale-esque nonetheless — is situated in the Isis Oasis Retreat Center in Geyserville, CA.

The cozy quarters comfortably sleep two, and guests can enjoy sunlight streaming through stained glass windows while listening to the sounds of nature outside — all for just $120 a night.

Want to experience a real Winter wonderland? Pack your bags and head to Austria's Igloo Village, a cluster of cozy (insulated!) ice houses.

For $115 a night, guests can sleep in an igloo made for four to six people on insulated mattresses covered in sheepskin. Nature-lovers and adventure seekers have to try this supercool — pun intended — way of vacationing.

Lovers of art — or of their own reflections — will find this mirrored home in Pittsburgh, PA, very intriguing.

The artist's home and studio — running for $165 a night — are covered in mirrors of all shapes and sizes, offering amazing and mind-bending perspectives.

It will feel like you're falling back in time to the '50s when you enter this cute Airstream trailer. For just $130 a night, guests can get the comforts of home while nestled in the elm grove along the banks of Smith Creek in Wimberley, TX.

The vintage decor and endless amenities make the little house look and feel like home.

This secluded cabin in the woods has a unique geodesic dome loft and a large deck in the trees.

Located in Aptos, CA, and running for around $113 a night, the rental is a perfect getaway for nature-lovers and hikers.

After climbing the steps of this tall tower, guests will not be disappointed with what they find. This Round Room in the Sky rental in London coasts about $186 to rent and offers spectacular views of the city and a unique experience.

The building is a water tower converted into a rental, is accessed from the towpath of the Grand Union Canal, and is close to nearby shops and attractions.

Mermaids must be seriously jealous of this seashell house in Isla Mujeres, Mexico, that embodies the ideal beach getaway. The secluded home, complete with a private pool and full amenities, is only around $230 a night.

The entire home has a classy rather than kitschy beach-themed decor, and the sun gives the open house natural light that brightens every room.

The cliffside home looks like the definition of paradise.

It's nearly impossible to be closer to nature — while still enjoying the comforts of home — than in this treehouse situated in the Santa Cruz mountains of California.

The cozy cottage sits in an actual living tree and comes complete with not only a hot tub and drawbridge but also its own cat. The cabin, not far from Pacific Coast Highway and endless hiking trails, runs at $125 per night.