The 20 Best Airbnbs In Cincinnati, Ohio

Cincinnati is nicknamed "Queen City" because it was once known as the "Queen of the West," according to Cincinnati Experience. It's easy to see why. Its beautiful setting in the Ohio River Valley, where the landscape is filled with gentle hills that offer views of the city and its surroundings, is a huge pull. Cincinnati is also famous because it's the home of the first professional baseball team, the Cincinnati Reds. Enthusiastic fans visit the Great American Ballpark each year to cheer for their team. After enjoying a baseball game, they may enjoy a craft beer or two, since you can find over 50 local breweries nearby. Or they often head to Graeter's, the oldest family-owned ice cream shop in the country.

The beautiful blue Roebling Suspension Bridge is another charming trademark of Cincinnati. Spanning the river between Ohio and Kentucky, this bridge was designed by John Roebling, the same architect who built the Brooklyn Bridge (via CCSBC). In fact, Cincinnati is home to a great wealth of historic architecture. It's exciting to see how residents have designed imaginative living spaces in these buildings — and Cincinnati offers some of the most original and attractive Airbnbs in the country. With so much to see and do in the area, there's an Airbnb that will suit your lifestyle, whether it's staying downtown and walking to the local pub or bedding down in the plush loft of a historic building. Here's a look at the 20 best Airbnbs in Cincinnati.

The Lincoln Mansion is a three-story historic home located near the downtown in the beautiful Walnut Hills area. Featuring five bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, it's an ideal spot for anyone who loves the convenience of staying near all the major attractions of Cincinnati while enjoying the charm of an older home with a distinct character. The mansion is filled with luxurious furnishings and modern amenities. It is available for $365 per night and sleeps 16 plus guests.

One guest commented that "there was plenty of room for all 10 of us to sleep comfortably and eat at the large dining room table all together."

This new modern loft is located in the East End entertainment district with its collection of restaurants, breweries, and coffee shops to enjoy. The home features an open layout that includes one bedroom, one bathroom, and modern amenities, all of which are set against exposed brick and industrial accents. There's a bike and running trail that passes just outside of the building, and Schmidt Park is close to the property as well, offering a number of options for watersport activities. The home is available for $149 per night.

Many guests appreciate the short walking distance to the entertainment district, such as one reviewer who said that the "location is fantastic. Food, coffee and drink options across the street, nature trails by the river and only minutes from downtown."

Located just 30 minutes northeast of Cincinnati, the Kingsley Schoolhouse is a 150-year-old historic building that was formerly a one-room schoolhouse. It has been restored and turned into a beautiful home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Tall windows fill the house with natural light, highlighting characteristics such as the exposed red brick, the spiral staircase, and the clean and airy white walls and floors. A charming pot-bellied stove adds character to the space, but it is only decorative. The fully-equipped kitchen has everything you need, including a collection of wine glasses stored neatly atop the handsome floating shelves.

Available for $268 per night, the home is a perfect spot for friends and family to gather together. One guest called it a "super charming little schoolhouse with a modern vibe and decor."

The WallEye is a professionally designed apartment located in the eclectic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood in downtown Cincinnati. Featuring a private deck and hot tub, this home is the perfect spot to launch out for a night on the town and then return home to enjoy the view from the deck. This home has one bedroom plus a large fold-out couch, one bathroom, a beautiful modern kitchen, and industrial accents throughout the home. The apartment is available for $85 per night.

Guests enjoy the home's location and all that there is to experience in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood. One guest said, "What a perfect spot in OTR!... It's within walking distance to Findlay market and tons of shops and restaurants."

This roomy home features five bedrooms and two bathrooms and can accommodate up to 14 guests. Priced at $248 per night, the home is located alongside other beautiful historic homes in the historic Gaslight Clifton neighborhood. Graeter's Ice Cream, the Clifton Market, and a number of restaurants and shops can be found in the Ludlow Business district, a short walk from the home. The Airbnb is located on the second and third floors of the building, with private entrances from the front porch and also from the back stairwell.

Many visitors have enjoyed their stay here, including one guest who pointed out that having the living spaces separated on different floors worked out very well for her group. Other visitors appreciate the old home's charm mixed with modern conveniences.

Step through a secret door in the kitchen of the Speakeasy to travel back in time to the Prohibition Era of the 1920s. This historic home has a special hideaway that feels like a private pub, surrounded by exposed brick and industrial accents, and it features a bar with barstools, a velvet couch, a mini fridge, and an electric fireplace. Invite your friends and family, but be sure to provide them with the secret password to enter! The rooms above the speakeasy reach the third floor, each of which has a spectacular view of Cincinnati from the home's location on Liberty Hill, close to Over-the-Rhine.

The house has four bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and a sleek new kitchen, all of which have been beautifully renovated. The home is priced at $136 per night.

The carriage house of this Swiss chalet is a tiny home that's packed with history. After it served as a carriage house in 1902, it was later converted to a garage, and it even became a car wash at one point in time. Located in the beautiful North Avondale neighborhood, this tiny home has one bedroom and one bathroom and costs just $69 per night.

Visitors love the home's charm, like one who said, "Perfect place to stay — a wonderful little chalet tucked into a beautiful neighborhood with easy access to all the fun things to see and do in Cincinnati."

This working farm and brewery is located in Mt. Healthy, about 10 miles north of Cincinnati. Guests may choose between two bedrooms in its farmhouse, each with its own bathroom. Goat View 1 has a soaking tub, and Goat View 2 has a shower, and each room is $99 per night. Both listings are on the top floor, and on the lower floor is a taproom where visitors are welcome to sample brews from the nano-brewery Fibonacci, located onsite. Live music and food trucks are often part of the festivities in the beer garden on the property.

Guests are filled with compliments about their visits here, such as one who said, "I can't say enough about this Airbnb! There are goats and chickens you can see right from your room. There's a brewery right next door ... One of my favorite [A]irbnbs!"

If you're looking for a truly peaceful escape, enjoy the serenity of Inn the Trees. Follow the stone path down to the guest apartment, and you'll discover this hidden gem with one bedroom, one bathroom, and three outdoor decks that look out onto the private wooded property. Sit outside and enjoy the sound of the wind blowing through the trees, then step inside to enjoy plush furnishings and generous amenities. Located about 20 minutes north of Cincinnati, this home is available for $129 per night.

One visitor says, "The wooded setting makes you feel as though you are 1000 miles away in your own little private retreat. It is extremely quiet and peaceful and the only thing you will hear are the birds singing."

This delightful home is for guests of all ages who like to have fun. The house features an arcade with 300 games, air hockey, board games, a basketball hoop on the patio, and imaginative décor throughout the home, including a dining hall with candles floating above! There's also a fire pit with plenty of seating to enjoy in the evenings. There are three bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms, and the home costs $154 per night.

Guests love the arcade in the basement game room and relaxing on the large couch in the living room. One guest points out that this type of atmosphere is ideal for reunions so that people can reconnect while playing games together. Another visitor says, "The house is very charming and full of whimsy!"