The 25 Top Airbnb Rentals Across Italy, From Puglia to the Dolomites
Italy always offers a fresh reason to be celebrated, whether it’s the country’s centuries‑old craft traditions, its endless variety of pasta shapes and grape types, or the breathtaking scenery that borders on the legendary. From the iconic Colosseum in Rome to Florence’s historic Ponte Vecchio, the nation’s landmarks continue to inspire even the most seasoned travelers. In short, any moment is a good moment to explore Italy.
Vogue’s guide highlights a selection of standout Airbnb properties that span the nation’s most scenic regions. Options include a trullo in Fasano for $1,115 a night, a canalside residence in Venice starting at $570, a private seaside view on the Amalfi Coast for $1,690, a Capri villa priced at $1,624, a luxury terrace in Rome at $1,549, an island hideaway in Alicudi for $171, and a fresco‑filled apartment in Genoa for $261. Whether you crave a seaside escape, a cultural immersion, or total seclusion, these 25 listings aim to satisfy every travel desire.
Cipressini – Chianti
Set on a four‑hectare estate in the heart of Chianti Classico, this 17th‑century stone farmhouse is surrounded by olive groves and ancient oaks. It features one bedroom, a fireplace, a large garden, and a swimming pool with sun loungers overlooking rolling vineyards. Central air, a washer, and free parking add convenience, while Siena and Florence are easily reachable by car.
Casa Tellina – Naples
Located in a 1920s Liberty‑style building on a hill behind Corso Vittorio Emanuele, this tranquil apartment offers sweeping sea and Capri views. Two bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms are complemented by high ceilings, original windows, and a balcony. The neighbourhood is celebrated for its food markets, bakeries, and a fish shop, and the nearby Petraio stairway provides easy access to shops and restaurants.
Casa Tudor Art – Matera
For travelers who have already visited Italy’s major sites, this villa in the ancient city of Matera offers a unique stay among the famous cave dwellings. The property includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an indoor fireplace, a balcony, and several outdoor seating areas that overlook the UNESCO World Heritage town. Air conditioning, a crib, and pet‑friendly policies round out the amenities.
Borgo Metato – Metato, Tuscany
Nestled among olive trees, mountains, and a few friendly donkeys, this two‑story home was designed by architect Stefano Viviani. It provides three bedrooms, a double bedroom and a cabin with two single beds, a garden with two terraces, and a pool with panoramic views. A small cellar stocked with local wines and regional products is perfect for an aperitivo hour, and the property includes a washer and free parking.
Jatu Villa – Tropea, Calabria
Set on eight hectares in Italy’s “toe,” this private villa boasts a pool carved into tuff rock that faces the sea, a wood‑fired oven, a flowered pergola, and an outdoor shower. The two‑bedroom, one‑bathroom home also offers a fire pit, a hammock, a BBQ, and an EV charger. It lies just a short walk from the village of Tropea.
Zattere Luxury – Venice
Located in a historic palazzo in Venice’s central district, this residence sits steps from a vaporetto stop and offers views of the Giudecca Canal from every room. The three‑bedroom, one‑and‑a‑half‑bathroom home features antique Venetian furniture, a library of over a thousand titles, and a floral mural in the bar area. Amenities include a bathtub, washer/dryer, safe, TV, crib, high chair, air conditioning, a balcony, coffee maker, outdoor furniture, and an elevator. For about €2, a gondola ride can take you to Piazza San Marco.
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