Would You Stay in This $1,000+ A Night Airbnb on the Oregon Coast?

Just picture yourself spending the weekend (or a week!) in a gorgeous, spacious home on the Oregon Coast. Can you just hear the ocean waves crashing gently right outside your window? Do you smell the fresh ocean breezes wafting right underneath your nose? You could stay at an Airbnb along the amazing Oregon Coast but it will cost you some dough. This daydream could be yours coming true!

Oregon Beach Vacations via Airbnb

We found a luxurious home on Airbnb located in Pirate’s Cove, Ore.

"With five bedrooms and three and a half baths, up to seventeen guests can sleep here comfortably!" - Oregon Beach Vacations via Airbnb

DEPOE BAY, OREGON HOUSE FOR RENT ON AIRBNB

Where can you book this breathtaking house? Head to Airbnb, of course! Now that Airbnb is asking all hosts to put the full price of the rental up front, we no longer have to guess what the outcome will be. This home is in the central Oregon coast in a beautiful city called Depoe Bay.

HOW MUCH IS IT TO RENT THIS AIRBNB ON THE OREGON COAST?

There is a 3-night minimum stay required to book this coastal home on Airbnb. We looked at prices to rent for the weekend of Christmas.

$1,116 - RENTAL FEE per night
$515 - SERVICE FEE
$300 - CLEANING FEE

TOTAL BEFORE TAXES: $4,162

Here are some other amazing homes you can book on the Oregon coast:

North Oregon Coast near Seaside and Cannon Beach:

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Lincoln City via Meredith

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Peek Inside This Coastal Beach Airbnb in Depoe Bay, Oregon

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