Oceanview Retreat
This cute Japanese-style home is perfect for those who want to fly to the East and not pay a roundtrip ticket from hell. This serene and private Japanese inspired retreat is just a 3 minute walk to town, the beach and trails. Wear your yukata (kimono) to the inside/outside bathhouse to experience a Japanese soaking tub. Sleep to the sound of waves, wake to bird songs. // Stinson Beach, $175 per night.
Romance In The Redwoods
A private hut amongst the trees, this Redwood cabin instantly plugs you into the sounds and sight of pure nature. This studio in the California coastal redwoods comes with a full bathroom and bonus room in main house with private entrance. But imagine stunning views every morning amongst the fog with the faint sound of the wind. // Woodside, $140 per night.
The Hay Loft
Gorgy for your Instagram feed and even better to wake up to on a sunny day, this loft in Petaluma is heaven. Just one block from downtown Petaluma’s Kentucky Street. Surprisingly quiet, this is a perfect getaway spot for (obvi) couples. Besides exploring historic Petaluma, you can use this as your home-base for wine and brewery tours as well as coastal day trips. Happy drinking. // Petaluma, $150 per night.
Pescadero Airstream
For those who do best with Airstreams, this ones for you. Made for two people or just yourself, a calming moment to just reintroduce yourself to yourself is always needed. Especially in a modern, brightly space. Mainly surrounding by lush greenery, you’ll get a chance to take in a deep breath, enjoy the record player, and listen to the sound of the wind rustle through the grass. // Pescadero, $172 per night.
Half Moon Bay Weekend Special
Only 30 minutes outside of San Francisco, this cottage is made for your 3 closest friends, a bottle of wine, and a platter of cheeses, meat, and bread. Designed with the intent of the “tiny house movement”, you’re only a hop, skip, and a jump away from Half Moon Bay territory. And within walking blocks of some of Half Moon Bay’s coolest eats, we consider this spot to be magical. // Half Moon Bay, $150 per night.
// Photos by the respective Airbnb hosts and their pages.
