If you’ve been looking to get away, there’s a good chance you’ll be checking out Airbnb for a place to stay. With the site’s massive popularity, there’s now a glut of minimalist modern accommodations to choose from.

But if your taste in Airbnbs runs to something far more distinctive, you can still find unique offerings with a little searching. For example, these 15 noteworthy — and sometimes outrageous — rentals, all located in Texas.

Photos and listing information courtesy of Airbnb.

The Bloomhouse by Lodgewell, Austin $749 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.
Acorn Treehouse at HoneyTree Farm, Fredericksburg $356 per night If you love tiny houses and don’t mind stairs, this treehouse might be the place for you. The beautifully furnished abode in Fredericksburg even has an outdoor bath. If that sounds scary, don’t worry — it’s enclosed on three sides for privacy.
Hill Country Tower, Boerne $159 per night This three-story tower in Boerne looks like a combination between a townhome and a fire lookout tower. Guests can enjoy views of 100 acres of pristine HIll Country landscape without giving up on simple pleasures like TV, wifi and air conditioning.
Ryders Treehouse, Baird $250 per night This AirBNB 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.
Hill Country Dome Retreat, Blanco $139 per night This cozy one-bedroom 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.
Charming dome bungalow as seen on TV!, Galveston $250 per night This Galveston dome house isn’t just adorable — it’s also in walking distance of Palmas beach. With 1400 square feet of interior space and a 2000 square foot deck, there will be plenty of room for you to relax at this cute beach house.
Private, Romantic Yurt , Wimberley $276 per night This yurt is the perfect spot for Central Texas glamping. The hand-embroidered tent adds a pop of color to the Mongolian-style dwelling.
Butterfly Cottage, Red Rock $198 per night This biophilic cottage was built to blend in with nature. Located on the Ardor Wood Farm, guests will share the accomodation with the property’s resident animals, including longhorns, chickens and Nigerian dwarf goats.
Unique Eco-Glamping in TX Hill country – Pod #1!, Lago Vista $305 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.
1920’s Vintage Caboose on Lake Limestone in Texas, Jewett $129 per night Sure you’ve heard about van life, but what about train life? This 1920s caboose has an adorable interior with red-accented decor to match the train car’s exterior hue. To make the outside that much more enjoyable, an adjoining deck has been built on to the caboose, and guests have small boat accessibility to Lake Limestone via a local boat ramp.
Fully Equipped 52′ Houseboat, Kernah $121 per night The floating home is decked out with all the necessities of modern life, including air conditioning, two flatscreen TVs and electric recliners. It’s docked in the marina of a natural bird sanctuary, so you can lie out on the deck as you see the costal birds of Texas in their natural habitat.
Off-Grid Adobe Dome, Terlingua $101 per night This adobe dome near Big Bend National Park is advertised as “off-grid,” but don’t worry — you’ll still have access to WiFi.
Steelwaters. Contemporary Quonset on forty acres., La Grange $150 per night Nope, that’s not a warehouse — it’s your vacation rental. The large Quonset barn lets in loads of natural light, and the La Grange property at which it’s located features “phenomenal” birding.
A Tiki Hut Rental near Galveston Bay Area, Hitchcock $349 per night This isn’t your average beach house. This massive Tiki Hut on the Texas coast doesn’t come with bedrooms, so the host has provided an on-site RV for guests who plan to stay overnight.
Conestoga “Glamping” Wagons, Fredericksburg $150 per night Love the Oregon Trail game, but maybe not the repeated deaths of dysentery? You may love these covered wagons, which even come with wifi and air conditioning! The only catch is that you have to trek over to a shared bathroom, but when it comes to roughing it, that’s not a huge concession.