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Do hotels make you tired?

Do hotels make you tired? Whether you’re an avid traveler, or a weary business slogger, for the most parts, hotels seem to be all the same. That’s not a bad thing, of course, but if leaving home and staying in typical accommodations is a standard component of your adult life (or even if you travel for enjoyment) and you think that there must be a better way – well, there is. We all know about Airbnb (and some of its “characteristics”) and that seems the easy choice. But if you’re traveling frequently, why not treat yourself to something refreshing.

Travelers are always on the hunt for the next big thing. From hidden gem destinations to secret beaches, there’s a whole world to explore. When it comes to accommodations, travelers are looking for something different than the typical hotel. In fact, 71% of millennial travelers say they’d consider staying at a nontraditional vacation rental. 

While beach houses, cabins and condos still reign supreme, travel demand for unusual accommodations is on the rise. Joining barns, castles and treehouses, travel demand for properties on wheels and properties that float is up 30% year over year on Vrbo, including houseboats, yachts, RVs and Airstreams. 

Check out these unique vacation homes available to rent on Vrbo (our affiliate friends) for your next getaway. 

Too much, The magic bus! Who says RVs are just for camping? For the less adventurous type, you can rent a more luxurious option like the Happiness Bus in Calabasas, California. This converted bus is beautifully decorated and features amenities like a fireplace and full tiny kitchen. Guests boast about the available amenities like a private pool and onsite massages or a private chef on request. Click here to explore.

A yacht? Why not? Talk about ready access to the pool. You may never want to go home. Click here.

It’s the USA. You’ll need a car. Click here for Hertz’s top selection and rates.

Looking for a true Amsterdam experience? Stay in one of the beautiful houseboats on the canals of Amsterdam. This houseboat in Central Amsterdam is within walking distance of many cafes, bars and a grocery store. It can accommodate up to four guests and has everything you might need to relax after a day of exploring the Venice of the North, including a fully equipped kitchen, satellite cable and a quaint patio overlooking the canal. Click here to look and book.

The fun never stops. You can count on Amsterdam to keep you (and the family) busy. Click here.

When you’re in Europe, for travel, always check out OMIO first. Click here. Planes, trains, buses and more.

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