Breaking the mold of cookie-cutter hotels, these futuristic (and eco-friendly!) dome house Airbnbs are made for relaxation. Offering seclusion and off-grid amenities, many of the retro Instagrammable abodes are nestled in the middle of nature, making them top picks for those looking for peace and quiet. Whether you prefer to be immersed in nature or simply love unique architecture, these gems offer a cozy space to get away from it all.
While there is a long list of unique Airbnbs available across the country, these dome house Airbnbs in the United States offer a truly memorable getaway.
Dome in the Desert in Joshua Tree - Joshua Tree, California
Marvel at the desert sky while staying at this modern-bohemian dome in Joshua Tree, California. A popular glamping Airbnb in the United States, it features natural wood and stone elements, as well as a natural wood-burning stove, space heaters and AC for those hot desert days. Featured in the likes of Conde Nast, this Airbnb is fully equipped. After soaking up the sprawling mountain views and the twinkling night sky, you can spend your time perusing the antique books and games.
Large Dome House, 3 Bedrooms on 5 Acres - Palm Springs, California
Set in Palm Springs, California, this three-bedroom dome house is surrounded by five acres of natural landscapes. With its large windows, you’ll be able to soak up the panoramic desert, mountains, Joshua Tree Park and Coachella Valley views. Relax in the large living room or enjoy the views from the outdoor dining and kitchen areas. Featuring a soaring 26-foot-high ceiling and dome loft skylights, this dome house is truly unique.
Dome Life - La Mesa, California
You’ll be taken aback by the stylish interior of this La Mesa, California dome house, which was builtin in 1967 as a project for college students majoring in Art. Located in a quiet neighborhood near San Diego’s top attractions, it features modern amenities such as a full kitchen (with a popcorn maker!) and a flat-screen TV with Netflix and Hulu.
The Dome Home - Weaverville, North Carolina
Head to North Carolina for this cozy dome house, which can accommodate up to four guests in the rustic space. Overlooking the mountains, and just 20 minutes from the attractions in Asheville, this geodesic dome home has an outdoor shower, comfy queen-size bed, kitchenette with a mini-fridge and hot plate and deluxe outhouse. Enjoy the quiet seclusion on 36 acres, where the only sounds you hear are the wildlife around you.
Delightful Dome, A Cozy Getaway - Crestone, Colorado
Natural plaster walls and an adobe floor set this unique dome house apart from the others on this list. Located in Crestone, Colorado, it offers a cozy getaway with gorgeous mountain views and an open living and dining area. Take advantage of the fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer and Wi-Fi, and in winter you can enjoy the radiant floor heat and wood stove. When you’re ready to explore, winding paths lead through the open forest and there’s several hot springs nearby.
Mini Dome Near Snowbasin - Huntsville, Utah
Seemingly plucked out of a fairytale, this adorable dome house is located near Snowbasin in Huntsville, Utah. Mule deer, turkeys, rabbits and hummingbirds are frequent visitors to this one-acre property, which offers panoramic mountain views. It’s heated by a gas stove in winter and AC unit in summer, while year-round guests can enjoy quiet star-filled nights with views of the nearby Pineview Reservoir.
Joshua Tree Geodesic Dome House - Joshua Tree, California
Perfect for large families or groups of friends, this Joshua Tree dome house can accommodate up to eight guests. Offering over 2.5 acres of mountain and valley views, nature lovers will enjoy taking in the panoramic vistas from every window of the newly-remodeled Bucky Fuller-inspired home. Take in the starry night from the relaxing Jacuzzi, kick back on the spacious deck or bring your guitar and enjoy the indoor acoustics.
The Domes, Nestled in Remote Mountains - High Rolls, New Mexico
A perfect dome house for travelers wanting to get away from it all, this Airbnb in High Rolls, New Mexico is a remote natural retreat. You’ll be surrounded by National Forest hiking trails when staying here, and can enjoy its 5,000 square feet of indoor space with 27-foot-high ceilings with skylights and large living and dining area. Added perks include an outdoor BBQ and large wrap-around deck with gorgeous views. Traveling in a group? The two large domes are interconnected and feature six bedrooms, which enough space to accommodate up to 15 guests.
Dome Sweet Dome - Bend, Oregon
Bend, Oregon is a top spot for outdoor lovers, and this unique dome house offers the perfect respite after a day of exploring. The cozy geodesic dome sits on a large, private lot just a short drive from downtown and an easy walk to Deschutes river Trail. It features a stylish living room area with a gas fireplace and Smart TV, equipped kitchen and wrap-around porch, while a unique feature of this dome is its second floor that floats and doesn’t touch the dome walls.
Luxury Glamping Dome - Hendersonville, North Carolina
Love glamping? This Hendersonville, North Carolina glamping dome is as close as you can get to a hotel room, combining modern amenities and a stylish interior with a peaceful, secluded setting. Get the best of both worlds as you relax in the hot tub, by the pond or in the hammock by the stream, then roast s’mores by the fire pit and fall asleep in the cozy king-size foam bed. This couples retreat has AC, plumbing, Wi-Fi, Nespresso as well as Adirondack and camping chairs.
ComfyDome Glamping - Jefferson, Maine
Offering a one-of-kind glamping experience, this dome house in Jefferson, Maine allows you to experience 360-degree panoramic views from the comfort of your bed. There’s plenty of open space with only three domes on the property, while perks of staying here include homemade whoopie pies, a fire pit with one bundle of firewood, solar lights, a portable phone charger and a star map of the night sky. It’s also within s short drive of hiking trails, lakes, oceans and charming coastal towns.
