Airbnb is the go-to for vacation rentals, and the service has got plenty of Texas properties to choose from.

That said, sometimes you want an elevated and memorable experience when you’re heading out of town. Not just another suburban home or downtown condo but something unique and remarkable.

That’s why we rounded up these 15 Lone Star State vacation rentals that go beyond the minimalist modern accommodations that abound on Airbnb. From a tiny, secluded cabin in the Southeast Texas woods to a luxurious Austin villa, these are gorgeous places to stay — no matter what kind of vacation you have planned.

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Bavarian Castle nestled in the Texas Hill Country, Burnet $2,550 per night The 14,000 square foot, Bavarian-inspired Falkenstein Castle in Burnet will let you live out a fantasy of European royalty in the Texas Hill Country. In addition to gorgeous architecture, the castle is furnished with over 100 works of art and other beautiful artifacts to admire, and the grounds has a 40,000 gallon koi pond with a waterfall where guests can hand-feed the fish. Credit: Airbnb
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The Bloomhouse by Lodgewell, Austin $550 per night Described as a “giant seashell unicorn,” the Bloomhouse is a twisty, turny abode that is part of Austin’s cultural history. The secluded abode was built in by two UT architecture students in the ’70s, but fell into disrepair until it was bought in 2017 and restored to its former glory. If the unique exterior and gorgeous natural vistas aren’t enough to convince you to visit, maybe the whimsical seashell-like interior will. Credit: Airbnb
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The Silo House At Laughing Llama Farm, Troy $265 per night This converted silo in Troy is a truly Texan getaway. Though it’s located on a working farm, this Airbnb is far from its prior days as a grain storage container, with a comfortable queen-sized bed in a loft and a fully outfitted kitchen. The silo has an interior bathroom but guests that want to rough it just a little bit can use the outdoor shower. Credit: Airbnb
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Blanco Studio Dome w/ Grill: Wineries Nearby!, Blanco $128 per night This cozy dome is all about the details. Though it may look bland and beige from afar, once you get in you can enjoy finishing touches like decorative stained glass entryway, mosaic tiled bathtub and Hobbit-esque semicircular cabinetry and doors. Credit: Airbnb
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Peach Log Cabin/Close to Downtown/Hot Tub!, Fredericksburg $324 per night History buffs will love this authentic 1800s-era cabin in Fredericksburg. Guests can enjoy the rustic feel of the cabin’s exposed rock walls and wood beam ceilings without having to give up modern comforts, as the cabin is outfitted with wifi and streaming TV, and even a hot tub on the porch. Credit: Airbnb
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Naturalist Boudoir, Lumberton $234 per night This cabin in Lumberton is a picturesque place to immerse yourself in nature. In addition to the its excess of windows, this cabin has unique features like a suspended queen bed and outdoor shower. Credit: Airbnb
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Kettle House Galveston – As Seen On TV DIY, Galveston $364 per night This 1960s Galveston home is actually a cleverly renovated steel storage tank. The elevated main living area features wood paneling and modern decor, and a jaunt down a spiral staircase takes you into a second bedroom with two queen beds and two hammocks. Located on the island’s West end, the house is an 8 minute walk to the beach. Credit: Airbnb
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Historic Casa Cartel – Austin Villa with Courtyard Pool, Austin $2197 per night You can live in the lap of luxury in this colorful, artsy villa in Austin. The Casa Cartel’s architectural elegance is elevated with eclectic decor and gorgeous murals throughout the interior. The beautiful tiled pool is heated, so you can enjoy it no matter what time of year you visit. Credit: Airbnb
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Riesling, Alpine Germany in the Hill Country, Fredericksburg $147 per night This tiny home in Fredericksburg is overflowing with German charm. Located a few minutes outside of town, this picturesque cottage provides a perfect, unplugged getaway. But don’t worry — there’s still wifi access. Credit: Airbnb
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Unique Eco-Glamping in TX Hill country – Pod #1!, Lago Vista $338 per night Take a space age vacay at one of these lavishly furnished geodesic pods located at a “star-gazing glamping resort” in Lago Vista. Credit: Airbnb
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Hermosa Container Home: 1st FloorHermosa Container Home: 1st Floor, Marfa $175 per night What’s the point of going to Marfa if your lodgings aren’t as unique as the town itself? This vacation rental made of reclaimed shipping containers certainly fits the bill! Credit: Airbnb
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Ryders Treehouse, Baird $345 per night This treehouse in the middle of an 800-acre ranch looks like the most epic treehouse of our childhood dreams — perfect for a grownup version of backyard sleepovers. Credit: Airbnb
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Private, Romantic Yurt – “Becca Ger” by Yurtopia, Wimberley $457 per night This beautiful yurt located in Wimberley provides the perfect glamping experience. Featuring an outdoor kitchen and bathroom, a fire pit, a hot tub and an upper deck from which you can enjoy Texas Hill Country views, this yurt is perfect for a private weekend getaway. Credit: Airbnb
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Tree House on Lake Travis #15, Lakeway $236 per night This adorable decagon-shaped treehouse overlooking Lake Travis maxes out its beautiful views with panoramic windows and a wraparound porch. Your stay at this picturesque location also comes with access to a pool and hot tub tucked into the cliffs above the lake. Credit: Airbnb
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