Writing up an Airbnb Estes Park guide today! Estes Park is pretty much the gateway to the Rocky Mountain National Park and is a super picturesque place to stay. Nearby, you’ll have access to a number of natural wonders, from Longs Peak and Lake Estes to Roosevelt National Forest.
The town is fun too—think taco trucks, Thai restaurants, bars, and breweries. Staying here is definitely not about the hotels. There are so many cozy historical cabin rentals (and modern ones, too) that it would be crazy to pass up on the opportunity of staying in one of them.
So, to give you an idea of what to expect, I’m sharing my favorite Airbnbs in Estes Park!
Airbnb Estes Park: The Best Spots to Book for a Rocky Mountain Vacation
If you're looking for somewhere high-end to stay on your Estes Park vacation, you should definitely check out this place. It's modern, beautifully designed, and has amazing views of the surrounding pines.
It's basically a modern take on a classic cabin aesthetic. Think large open spaces, a big living room, and wide windows. There's even an enormous outdoor deck to use here, complete with a hot tub and fire pit. It's perfect for a luxurious break close to the beauty of nature.
Up to 8 guests // 3 bedrooms // 3 beds // 3 baths. Prices from $492 per night. Check pricing and dates here
This bright log cabin styled is located within walking distance of the national park. Surrounded by woodlands, there are some amazing mountain views from here.
Inside its blue exterior, you'll find bright white walls, wooden floors, a fully equipped kitchen, and a plush queen bed. It's bright and warm and really feels like a comfy place to return to after a day of exploring the national park. A real home away from home.
Up to 4 guests // 1 bedrooms // 2 beds // 1 baths. Prices from $138 per night. Check pricing and dates here
This large, modern, super clean cabin has a location on the Big Thompson River with stunning views. I'm all about those high ceilings and modern furnishings.
There's an outdoor hot tub for evening soaks among the tranquillity of nature; there's an outdoor dining area; there's a cozy fireplace inside, too. It's an easy walk to downtown from this cool Airbnb—so you can explore the restaurants and bars.
Up to 6 guests // 3 bedrooms // 4 beds // 2 baths. Prices from $234 per night. Check pricing and dates here
If you're looking for Downtown Estes Park vacation rentals, this place is perfect! This is a beautiful, bright modern studio that makes a great option for a couple.
The interiors are a combination of cabin vibes and laid-back minimalism, but staying here is more about the stunning view—the Rocky Mountains.
The private deck and hot tub are definitely an added bonus of what makes this place so beautiful.
Up to 4 guests // 1 bedrooms // 2 beds // 1 baths. Prices from $188 per night. Check pricing and dates here
This 1BR Downtown cabin is a great option if you're a couple looking to book somewhere cute and secluded near Rocky Mountains National Park. It's basically like a tiny home, but with the countryside touch of a cabin.
Even though it's compact, this place is decorated with cute furnishings that are spacious and clean.
If you and your other half are into nature, this is the place for you: you'll be able to catch glimpses of wildlife nearby.
Up to 4 guests // 1 bedrooms // 2 beds // 1 baths. Prices from $169 per night. Check pricing and dates here
Perfect for families or groups of friends, this hilltop hideaway is situated just above Downtown Estes Park. This beautiful log style cabin home has incredible mountain views—imagine waking up to this every day.
For outside adventures, wander to town with its breweries and bars; or you could simply stay indoors with a luxurious bath and takeout. For those with dogs, you'll be pleased to know there's a pets-allowed policy here.
Up to 8 guests // 3 bedrooms // 6 beds // 1.5 baths. Prices from $244 per night. Check pricing and dates here
It might not be a historic cabin or a log home, but this awesome Estes Park Airbnb is very unforgettable. It's a brand new home, all about minimal decor, clean lines, and stylish furnishings. The location means you'll be within walking distance of bars, breweries, and restaurants.
This one bedroom property is great for couples, but if you want, invite a few friends—this place sleeps four, and the price per night comes down if you split it between you all!
Up to 4 guests // 1 bedrooms // 1 beds // 1 baths. Prices from $167 per night. Check pricing and dates here
This is an Estes Park cabin with a difference. It's like a super contemporary take on a lodge or cabin style home—and I'm 100% into it.
The decor here feels high-end, with plenty of natural wood mixing with neutral color themes. The bedrooms are particularly cool and have white-washed walls and huge, comfy beds.
Enjoy the spacious deck in the evenings or for an early morning coffee in serene settings, away from the more tourist-oriented side of town. I'm betting you won't regret staying here.
Up to 8 guests // 3 bedrooms // 4 beds // 2 baths. Prices from $365 per night. Check pricing and dates here
There are so many Airbnb rentals to stay in Estes Park, Colorado. If you choose any of these or opt for something else—I want to know! Tag me in your Insta pics and stories (I’m @wtfab) and show me what a vacay in Estes Park looks like for you.
Planning on traveling soon? Be sure to explore my other travel guides here to help you plan.
FAQs
The best time to travel to Estes Park is from July to September since that is when the weather will be at its best.
It is recommended to spend at least 3 to 5 days in Estes Park to have time to explore the outdoors and what this town has to offer.
Yes, Estes Park is definitely worth visiting especially being located at the entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park.
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