Hawaii's hidden havens: vogue reveals the top airbnbs for a laid-back escape
- Unveiling the best airbnb stays, according to vogue
- Hanalei bay: $1,660/night – design inspiration
- La caseta: $250/night – family-friendly retreat
- Magic sands beach bungalow: $545/night – colorful coastal charm
- Kūono tiny cabin: $395/night – volcanic views
- Kealakekua bay mango oasis: from $275/night – farm-to-table luxury
- Jungle haven at rekindle farm: $165/night – open-air oasis
- Frank lloyd wright home: $1,107/night – midcentury modern marvel
- Beyond the listings: travel mindfully
Forget the crowded beaches and tourist traps. Hawaii’s islands offer a genuine escape, and a new wave of Airbnb properties is putting the archipelago’s famed relaxed lifestyle front and center. From volcanic landscapes to lush coastlines, finding the perfect base for your Hawaiian adventure has never been easier – or more stylish.
Unveiling the best airbnb stays, according to vogue
Vogue editors have curated a selection of remarkable properties across the islands, each offering a unique experience. We’ve sifted through the options to bring you the most compelling choices, prioritizing design, location, and that essential Hawaiian vibe.

Hanalei bay: $1,660/night – design inspiration
Nestled in the heart of Hanalei Bay, this stunning property is a true haven. With three bedrooms, a bathtub, and a screened-in lanai, it's ideal for families and design enthusiasts. Imagine starting your day with fresh poke and bodyboarding just steps from the beach. Perfect for: Those seeking aesthetic inspiration and proximity to local treasures.

La caseta: $250/night – family-friendly retreat
For a spacious and welcoming family getaway, La Caseta in Big Island is a standout. This charming house provides ample room for everyone to spread out and relax. Highlights: A fully equipped kitchen, outdoor dining, and a convenient location near the beach.
Magic sands beach bungalow: $545/night – colorful coastal charm
Embrace the vibrant spirit of Hawaii at the Magic Sands Beach Bungalow on Big Island. This quirky and colorful bungalow offers a truly unique experience. Don’t miss: The outdoor shower and BBQ area – perfect for sunset gatherings.
Kūono tiny cabin: $395/night – volcanic views
Escape to the dramatic landscapes of Volcanoes National Park at the Kūono Tiny Cabin. Perched amidst a forest of Ohia trees, this cozy cabin offers unparalleled views of the volcanic peaks. Ideal for: Nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Kealakekua bay mango oasis: from $275/night – farm-to-table luxury
Reconnect with nature at the Kealakekua Bay Mango Oasis, a working farm just a short drive from the renowned Kealakekua Bay. Enjoy fresh mangoes and a truly authentic Hawaiian experience. A standout feature: A solar-powered property promoting sustainable Travel.
Jungle haven at rekindle farm: $165/night – open-air oasis
Immerse yourself in the lush beauty of the Big Island's interior at Jungle Haven. This unique property offers a truly immersive experience, surrounded by fruit trees and vibrant flora. Note: It's a completely open-air design, perfect for those seeking a connection with nature.
Frank lloyd wright home: $1,107/night – midcentury modern marvel
A rare opportunity to experience architectural history! This Frank Lloyd Wright home in Big Island offers a stunning glimpse into the work of one of America’s most influential architects. Be prepared: It’s a historical landmark with a unique and captivating atmosphere.
Beyond the listings: travel mindfully
Vogue’s research extends beyond the perfect Airbnb. Seven Native Hawaiians have shared invaluable advice for traveling with respect and sustainability. From supporting local businesses to minimizing your environmental impact, responsible tourism is key to preserving the beauty of these islands. Remember: Aloha means ‘love’ and ‘welcome,’ but it also carries a responsibility to protect this special place.