The Best Airbnbs in Charlotte, From an A-Frame in the Woods to a Luxury Townhouse

10.12.2024 - 21:45 / matadornetwork.com

Charlotte is surprisingly big. North Carolina’s second-largest city has high-rise center, but it sprawls 15 miles in every direction. And like every major metropolis, you’ll first need to decide if you want to be at the heart of the action or would prefer somewhere on the fringes — both have merits. Regardless of where you choose, you’ll find that although Charlotte has urban characteristics, it very much feels like a small town. Southern hospitality is the main reason for this; you’ll find pockets of communities where everyone knows and supports each other. There are another couple of things to note here: Downtown is called Uptown, and Plaza Midwood (to the east) and NoDa (short for North Davidson) are the hipper hoods with some of the better Carolinian cuisine restaurants, breweries, and boutiques. Here, we’ve compiled some of the highest-rated Airbnbs in various areas for solo travelers, couples, and families or groups. Opting for an Airbnb in Charlotte will give you a more local experience, and many of these come with parking spaces ideal for those who want to do road trips to nearby places like Asheville, Augusta, and Charleston or explore the beautiful countryside.

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This Airbnb is one of the top one percent rentals on the platform. You may have seen this “gold trophy” feature launched earlier this year. Those “Guest Favorite” properties with the symbol are the cream of the crop, those with outstanding overall star ratings, excellent guest reviews, host communications, and low (or no) quality-related issues reported to Airbnb. The one-bedroom is in NoDa, a funky art district known for its range of art galleries, street murals, craft breweries, live music, and great casual food scene. It’s got the benefit of being close to everything in the area, but it’s located on a quiet historic street. There’s free parking and self-check-in on the premises, and the interior is warm and stylish.

Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $126 per night

If you’d rather something modern, close to sporting venues like Ovens Auditorium and Bojangles Coliseum, this East Charlotte two-bedroom home is a great option. It’s another top percent Airbnb and has recently been remodeled. It’s also ideal for those in Charlotte for a workcation. There’s a laptop-friendly workstation and plenty of smart TVs for streaming when you’ve closed out your day. The host provides a welcome book with recommendations on where to eat in NoDa and Plaza-Midwood, which are around three miles away. Parking is a breeze with the