The 10 best Airbnb cabins near Denver right now

Area: Jefferson (1h and 45 min from Denver) 

In two private acres crowded with aspen trees, this modern, two-bedroom A-frame has all the coziness of your classic cabin, but with an upgraded sense of style. There are leather couches, wooden furniture and a spiral stair case that—figuratively and literally—elevates the space. Upstairs are the bedrooms, one with two twin beds, and the other, a queen-bed and balcony with the most scenic view of the Colorado landscape. And it gets better outside. Gather for al fresco dinners, soak in the cedar hot tub and sip wine around the gas fire pit while you watch the sunset and stars. 

Time Out tip: Grab your groceries and load up on gas before arrival. Aside from glorious mother nature, there’s not much nearby.

Sleeps: Four. 

Perks: You’re a five-minute drive to Observatory Rock.

Price: From $486 per night. 

Area: Indian Hills (30 minutes from Denver)

Art deco patterns in the bathroom, mid-century themes in the living room, cowboys and native american refernces in little nic nacs in a 70s-style cabin that’s out of this world. An interior designer’s delight, this Indian Hills cabin combines nostalgia for the decades with the satisfaction of modern amenities. It’s got two bedrooms—one with a king bed and the other with a queen; a full, tiled bathroom; a sleek, stocked kitchen; a four-person dining space with funky, cool chairs; and a chic little work nook for all your digital nomad needs. Outside, there’s a deck, grill and hot tub, and even corn hole, to relax in the fenced yard. 

Time Out tip: If you’re done with your hike and feel like a ho-down, head to Sit N Bull Saloon, a local dive bar with karaoke, live music and decently-priced drinks. 

Sleeps: Four. 

Perks: The year-round hot tub is the perfect place to relax, enjoy the scenery and maybe even spot some wildlife. 

Price: From $390 per night. Two-night minimum. 

Area: Lyons (One hour from Denver)

Big, bright and bold, this treehouse cabin is as fun as it is romantic, and is an idyllic retreat for two. There’s a pull-down Murphy bed for two, a bathroom and separate private shower, a small kitchenette and an tiny fairy loft that’s perfect for a nap in the trees. There’s a lovely balcony with umbrellas for outdoor wining and dining, and when you make your way down to the yard, there’s a swing and picnic table to enjoy the outdoors and wildlife. 

Time Out tip: Drive down to Ray’s River Rentals to rent a tube down the river. Then, head to Smokin’ Dave's BBQ on East Main Street for post-tubing ribs and cornbread. 

Sleeps: Two.

Perks: You’re completely secluded, but still within walking distance to shops, restaurants, hiking, bike trails, fishing, river tubing and, according to the host, even some live bluegrass music. 

Price: From $408 per night. 

Area: Wheelman (52 minutes from Denver)

When you’re fed up with capitalism, consumption and the overall state of society, run away to this cabin studio just outside of Boulder. It’s a solid reminder that maybe not everything is wrong in the world, there’s still the sound birds, trees in the wind and serene snowfull (well, for now). Inside, there’s a nice bed, a full, vintage-style kitchen, a fire place, and a bathroom with a claw-foot tub and handheld shower wand. When you’re ready mother nature to console you, you’re within walking distance of Boulder Creek and Canyon.  

Time Out tip: Cell signal is spotty, but there’s Wi-Fi to help you stay connected. 

Sleeps: Two.

Perks: Falling asleep to snowfall in winter, and the sweet serenade of Boulder Creek in summer.

Price: From $203 per night.

Area: Fairplay (Two hours from Denver)

Set in Fairplay, within five acres of sweet, untouched land, this A-frame cabin looks like it came straight out of the late 1999 and early 2000s cartoon, Courage the Cowardly Dog, except with more glamour and less ghosts. It’s a two-bed, one-bath, almost-middle-of-no-where getaway with a Smeg-stocked kitchen and a desert-themed living room with a TV, record player and fireplace. There are old-school video games, books to delve into, a cabinet of board games and long stretches of swoon-worthy scenery outdoors. And should you need anything else, you're not too far from town. Fair play, Fairplay. 

Time Out tip: If you’re into the devil’s lettuce, stop by Wise Canna dispensery in Fairplay before arrival. Then after dinner, put on the vinyl, play Super Nintendo and check out the night sky. 

Sleeps: Three. 

Perks: The acres of land, mountains views, stunning sunsets and star-stamped sky. 

Price: From $246 per night. Two-night minimum.

Area: Conifer (50 minutes from Denver)

Sleeping six people, this bird-watching log cabin Airbnb is ideal for a family wanting to explore Denver or a group of friends relaxing on a well-deserved vacation. A renovated 70s real log cabin offering modern amenities with retro vibes, you can hike, bike, or zipline in the surrounding parks—or enjoy restaurants, stores, and health and wellbeing facilities only ten minutes away. Try not to cry, but the internet and phone signal aren’t the best, however, there is an outdoor hot tub for nighttime star gazing and plenty of board games to reconnect with your inner child. There’s also a fully-stocked kitchen and gas fireplace—snacks and comfort? Yes, please. Plenty of outdoor seating makes the most of the beautiful views and the neighborhood is only a 35-minute drive from Denver—the ideal spot for relaxing and testing out the city life.

Time Out tip: The journey there can get tricky. AWD and 4WD vehicles are required from November to April. 

Sleeps: Six.

Perks: 360-degree views of the forest from the comfort of your own hot tub.

Price: From $460 per night. Two-night minimum.

Area: Pactolus Lake Road, Black Hawk

Private and precious, this cabin is idyllically situated to capture the essence of Colorado with of jagged mountains and wildlife, dark-green pines and refreshing waterways like South Boulder Creek, right at your door. It’s a two-bed, two-bath set-up with in-floor heating, a fully-stocked kitchen, a TV with streaming platforms and a glorious hot tub for four. The place is also pet-friendly and near a mountain resort for those who love a bit of winter sports. 

Time Out tip: When hunger strikes, but you don’t feel like cooking, Nederland’s restaurants and breweries are about a 10-minute drive away.

Sleeps: Four.

Perks: There’s a fire pit and grill that are hooked up to homes gas system, perfect for dining under the stars without the need of propane. 

Price: From $455 per night. Two-night minimum. 

Area: Englewood

Small but mighty, this tiny home Airbnb ensures a unique trip to Denver. Located in one of Colorado’s most vibrant and exciting neighborhoods, Englewood, you won’t be short of things to do, and Downtown Denver is only 20 minutes away. Perfect for two guests, the tiny home has a cozy queen-size bed and kitchenette (with oven) to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Cute and quirky decor brings life and energy to the small cabin and you’ll find everything you need here—from fast Wi-Fi to a bathroom with a shower. Outside of the Airbnb, in the garden, is a huge water fountain, making your trip unusual but certainly memorable.

Time Out tip: Here on a sunny weekend? Make the most of the barbeque. 

Sleeps: Two.

Perks: It’s a quiet neighborhood, but it’s close to everything, with only a 15-minute drive to downtown Denver. 

Price: From $1976 per month. 30-day minimum, but the send the host a message to enquire about your dates. She's open to accomodating stays. 

Area: Littleton

Around 8,000 feet in the sky, in the Conifer mountain community, this property promises panoramic views of mountains and Denver’s city lights. Surrounded by trees and meadows, the chalet is completely private, and comes with a bedroom with a king-size bed, and a cozy sofa bed in the living room. There’s a modern and fully-equipped kitchen, but if you can’t be bothered, restaurants are only a 15-minute drive away. Outside is a hot tub and a private patio to sit back and marvel the scenery. And if hiking isn’t your thing, there’s a TV and Wi-Fi for lazy days in. 

Time Out tip: Denver is a scenic 45-minute drive out. 

Sleeps: Four. 

Perks: Panoramic views from 8000-ft up.

Price: From $192 per night. Two-night minimum.

Area: Indian Hills

Nestled in the foothills of West Denver, this cabin stems back to 1937, filled with vintage cabin charm and space for up to ten guests. The living room features a wood-burning stove for warming up on chilly nights, and the dining room is the perfect place to spend a festive evening. And to help get that started, there’s also a game room that boasts a 10’ shuffleboard, darts, and lots of board games. Outdoors is a photographer’s paradise with stone patios, dense woods and animals to spot. It’s a quiet place to hang out that doesn’t skimp on modern-day essentials, like fast Wi-Fi and security cameras.

Time Out tip: This cabin is as expensive as it is exceptional, so unless your pockets are fat, grab your favourite nine people and get ready to splurge. 

Sleeps: 10

Perks: You’re surrounded by nature and hiking trails, and have easy access to Red Rocks and Denver. 

Price: From $15,207 per month (or $1521 per person for 10 guests). 30-day minimum.

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