Bachelorette trips aren’t for everyone. At their worst, they resemble chick flick cliché—a gaggle of tipsy women with beads around their necks and phallic party decor. But in 2026, this need not be the case. (No shame if you want it to be the case!) There is indeed a way to have a chic bachelorette trip—one that excites your bridal party just as much as you—and it’s all about location, location, location. Choose a bachelorette trip Airbnb or rental house with a touch of style, and you’re more than halfway there.
Vogue’s Guide to the Best Bachelorette Airbnbs and Rental Houses:
- For a Mid-Century Dream: Mid Century Modern Vista Las Palmas Estate, Palm Springs
- For a Staffed Stay: Designer Home, Condesa
- For a Coastal Retreat: The Coffin-Gardner House, Nantucket
- For a Photogenic Background: The Craft House Inn, Santa Barbara
- For a Desert Getaway: Spectacular Abiquiu Ranch, Santa Fe
- For a Cozy Cabin: Glasco Woodstock, Saugerties
A rental home—specifically, one with a pool you can spend all your downtime lazing next to—is the way to go in the Hamptons. This one, located right in the heart of Water Mill, offers a tranquil home base with plenty of farmstands within reach. There’s an outdoor kitchen, heaps of space inside, and sleek sun loungers everyone can relax on with a glass of wine—rosé, naturally.
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms
Amenities: AC, pool, outdoor furniture, backyard, washer/dryer, concierge service available during stay, fire pit
Location: Water Mill, New York
Rural Montana
Inspired by all things Western? Grab your cowboy boots and bolo tie and head right to the source. Whether you pick Bozeman, Big Sky, or Yellowstone, the vast region has everything from hot springs to horseback riding. Be sure to rent a car so you can cover the most ground—the rural setting may not be a traditional bachelorette backdrop, but you’ll never be bored.
Located in Paradise Valley just 45 minutes from Bozeman and Yellowstone, this sprawling estate can sleep up to 10 people. The outside is the hook here: The property sits on 35 acres, with vast mountain views visible from every window and patio corner. Best of all, the hosts can help you book all your outdoor adventures via local guides before you arrive, making it easy to put together an itinerary.
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer/dryer, record player, Bluetooth sound system, board games, fireplace, hot tub, outdoor furniture, housekeeping available for a cost
Location: Livingston, Montana
Acadia National Park
This one’s for the bride who prefers travel off the beaten path—literally. This Maine gem, with its coastline trails and nearby seaside towns, offers lots to do if you’re chasing an outdoorsy itinerary. Come for the fall foliage, the summer swims, or the snowy winter landscape; there’s never a bad time to visit Acadia National Park. Don’t forget the hiking boots.
For a smaller group, this charming cottage makes the perfect home base. (Though it does sleep six—with plenty of room both inside and out for everyone.) It’s well-located just an hour from the park, by the coastal village of Castine where you can pick up breakfast to fuel up for your hikes and even closer to Bagaduce Lunch, a James Beard Award-winning spot for a great lobster roll.
Rooms: Fireplace, board games, sea views, deck, outdoor furniture
Amenities: 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Location: Penobscot, Maine
Palm Springs
It’s a favorite for a reason: An easy drive from Los Angeles with guaranteed sun year-round, Palm Springs is a good option for your festivities. Book yourself a few meals in the town, but overall, you’ll likely want to spend most of your trip at home by the pool—enter, the spate of chic vacation rentals available in the city.
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This stay captures the best of the area’s mid-century modern design past—it was even designed by architect Charles DuBois, known for his mid-century homes in Southern California. A saltwater pool and mountain views make the exterior just as good as its well-decorated interior, and since the home can sleep 10, there’s lots of space for every member of your party.
Rooms: 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer/dryer, sound system, pool, board games, fire pit, outdoor furniture, hot tub, EV charger
Location: Palm Springs, California
Mallorca
If you want remote relaxation and little to zero neon, the island of Mallorca is a special spot to spend a few days pre-wedding with your closest friends. Sail the coast, explore the jewel-like beaches, spend days strolling the Old Town and nights sipping sunset cocktails by the water. It’s a more involved option for a bachelorette trip (the flight from the East Coast is around eight hours) but if you’re looking for something off the beaten track, it’ll be memorable.
You can squeeze up to eight people in this charming Mediterranean “cottage”—which is really more like a sprawling villa, complete with a scenic pool, several pockets for outdoor dining, and a wood beam-lined interior. The property is located on a working farm, which also has a vineyard with bottles of wine you can taste during your stay.
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer, air conditioning, pool, pet-friendly.
Location: Mallorca, Spain
Miami
From a vibrant nightlife scene to endless stretches of sandy beaches to relax on the day after, a Miami itinerary has enough to offer for every kind of bachelorette trip. There’s no shortage of activities, from culinary tours to boat tours, to keep your long weekend full. (And if your trip is planned for the winter, you’ll appreciate a warm-weather escape all the more.)
Well-located near the Design District and Wynwood, this luxe property has every upscale amenity you could want (plus soaring 13-foot ceilings that make the whole thing feel even more opulent). The outdoor pool is a major highlight if you’d rather skip the beach; take advantage of the loungers and the grill and have a low-key day at home before heading out for the night.
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer/dryer, pool, outdoor furniture, air conditioning, pet-friendly
Location: Miami, Florida
Mexico City
Mexico City is always a good idea—it truly offers something for everyone. In addition to being relatively cost-friendly, it’s also fairly easy to get to with plenty of direct flights from across the US. If you’re seeking a trip that offers equal parts nightlife and culture, look no further. Spend the day touring Frida Kahlo’s blue house and, by night, enjoy a mezcal tasting in Condesa.
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Experience indoor-outdoor living with this luxury home, which was built in 1910 originally with the intent of being the Countess of Miravalle’s country house. The property comes with a dedicated staff that can take care of your group during your stay, including security. With room for up to 16 people, it’s a great option for a large trip.
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms
Amenities: Fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, TV, tub, spa access, patio, outdoor furniture, backyard, yoga studio
Location: Mexico City, Mexico
Nantucket
For preppy brides-to-be, there couldn’t be a better locale than Nantucket. Grab all the girls and coordinate in Nantucket Reds for this New England island oasis. Though it’s a destination on the pricier side, several properties are available for a range of budgets: Grab a couple of cruisers to bike to the beach and back to skip on cab fares, and don’t miss the whaling museum for a bit of history.
Book a stay in a local gem (this home was built in the early 1800s) right in the heart of the Nantucket Historic District. Recently renovated to sleep over 16 guests, the home is comfortably equipped for a long weekend—if you’re visiting in the summer, the outdoor shower and Magnolia tree-shaded outdoor dining table are highlights.
Rooms: 8 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms
Amenities: Outdoor shower, outdoor furniture, grill, bikes, patio
Location: Nantucket, Massachusetts
Santa Barbara
Skip the more obvious California locales of Palm Springs and Los Angeles for something more luxurious by heading to the California Coast. An itinerary of hikes, wine tastings, and a sunset cruise offering incredible views of the Santa Barbara coastline is a wonderful way to end the day, while a cozy house with a garden will add to everyone’s enjoyment.
This jewel box of a home is a design-loving bride’s dream: Each room follows a unique decor scheme, with bold colorful wallpaper, antique furnishings, and luxe finishes carrying throughout. It sleeps 13, and has a massive backyard with a dining table if you’ve built a few chill nights at home into the itinerary.
Rooms: 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms
Amenities: Backyard, outdoor furniture, grill, beach essentials, HDTV, bathtub, washer/dryer, cleaning available
Location: Santa Barbara, California
Porto
Consider the charming city of Porto for your trip; it’s relatively easy to get to from the East Coast and there’s plenty to see. Spend the day at a tasting room sipping all varieties of port wines, and check out the Museu Romântico (because this trip is a celebration of love, after all!).
You can squeeze up to 14 people in this charming home, which is conveniently located in the heart of the old town. If you have a jam-packed itinerary of bars and restaurants, you’ll be close enough to everything to walk there. What’s more, you can book a number of services through the host for a smooth process, from private airport transports to in-apartment breakfasts served to boat trips up and down the river.
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
Amenities: Washer, HDTV, air conditioning, fully equipped kitchen, pet-friendly
Location: Porto, Portugal
Santa Fe
Brides with a sense of adventure will enjoy a trip to Sante Fe. The New Mexico town, nestled in the Sangre de Cristo foothills, is filled with incredible views of nature. Your fellow guests can enjoy the many day spa options and perhaps even a trip to the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum.
Right on the Chama river, perched on sprawling gardens and woods, this property is ideal for the bridal party who loves the outdoors. It can fit up to 13 guests, and includes plenty of local design touches unique to the area—like kiva fireplaces, wood beamed ceilings, and tribal art.
Rooms: 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
Amenities: Bathtub, outdoor dining, patio, washer/dryer, HDTV, piano, Bluetooth sound system, indoor fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, grill, loungers
Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico
Savannah
Perhaps Savannah is a more obvious choice for bachelorette trips, but it’s popular for a reason. In addition to a thriving nightlife scene (Note Jen’s & Friends’ 300-martinis menu), there’s a genteel charm to the city if you’re looking for an itinerary that offers more than just glass clinking. Plus, the historic center is wonderfully walkable.
Stay in a sweet 19th-century home overlooking Forsyth Park. With space for up to 10 guests, a large living area, and green backyard, your whole group will have plenty of room to stretch out during your stay.
Rooms: 5 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms
Amenities: Wet bar, garden, courtyard, basketball hoop, fully equipped kitchen, bathtub, washer/dryer, board games, air conditioning
Location: Savannah, Georgia
Puerto Rico
Let’s face it: traveling without passports or customs lines only makes everyone happier. Puerto Rico is the ideal choice for quick treks to the Caribbean. You and your bridal party can toast your upcoming nuptials with a piña colada, and if you’re looking for adventure, rent a car and trek through the many nature reserves and tucked-away beaches.
Traveling with a larger-than-usual bridal party? With nine bedrooms for over 16 guests, this villa is the best choice (it even has a guesthouse). Outside, a covered dining area and several shaded balconies provide ample space.
Rooms: 9 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
Amenities: Pool, guesthouse, rooftop terraces, porches, balcony, pool table, fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer
Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico
Upstate New York
Your bridal party will rejoice if they don’t have to get on a plane to celebrate you—trust us. For New York-based brides, Upstate New York is a superb choice. In addition to the awe-inspired nature of the Hudson Valley, the charming towns that dot both sides of the Hudson River are filled with entertainment options—from historic home tours to antiquing on Main Street.
This 1970s converted barn is peak rustic Upstate charm: Wood beams run throughout the home, while oversized windows provide unobstructed views of the surrounding mountains. Up to 16 of your nearest and dearest can sleep comfortably here—there’s even an extra studio space you can purchase with your booking for more room.
Rooms: 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Amenities: Private in-house masseuse available upon request, bathtub, washer/dryer, HDTV, Bluetooth sound system, air conditioning, fully equipped kitchen, patio, fire pit, outdoor furniture, hammock, hot tub, grill
Location: Saugerties, New York
Jackson Hole
This is a town that truly offers something year-round. In the summer, there’s stunning nature, and Yellowstone National Park is a quick day trip away. Come winter, and there are plenty of snow sports to keep you occupied. The town offers great food and the iconic Cowboy Bar is a must-visit if you’re looking to enjoy its nightlife scene.
You (and nine of your friends and family members) will be situated right at the Snow King Mountain, with offers panoramic views from nearly everywhere in this spacious townhouse. It’s a perfect location for a weekend of outdoor activities—you’ll be able to walk the trails and peruse farmers markets at your leisure.
Rooms: 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
Amenities: Balcony, outdoor furniture, fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, air conditioning
Location: Jackson Hole, Wyoming
