Pittsburgh is a great city to find really affordable Airbnbs, which are actually super unique, upscale or conveniently located near the heart of the city. Some of the coolest ones, with extensive history and modern appeal, don’t even tip over $100. Then you have ones that dip down as low as $30, but you could go all out with picks that can come in higher than $600. Whether you’re coming to cheer on the local sports teams, explore top attractions such as museums and significant sites, or visit local eateries, there’s an Airbnb in Pittsburgh to fit any budget.
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Adorable North Side Carriage House
We will start on the lower end of the spectrum, however, this super host option is 800 square feet of pure industrial chic beauty. Two bedrooms, a living room and farmhouse style kitchen are just one mile from downtown and other popular districts.
Industrial-Vintage Close to Downtown
Super hosts are nailing the Pittsburgh game, with this mid-price range apartment being a great example. Fit for the front of a magazine, the historic building has recently been brought back to life, once again basking in its glory days of decadent chandeliers, intricate tiling and clawfoot tubs. A glossy coat of current day modernity gives the unit an ultra-relevant feel.
Pittsburgh's Only Tiny House
Something about a tiny home is just so exciting—it’s different and fun, while maybe reminding us of our childhood backyard fort goals. But this streamlined small abode is actually a micro dream home with suave aesthetics, two sleeping lofts, and an optimal location proximal to significant downtown sites.
City Skyline and Close to Everything
Unobstructed skyline views earn this studio apartment its affordable price tag, which while still a steal, is higher for the area. A plush bed, sleek couch and traditional kitchen are met with a lovely private deck, from where you’ll have the best city glimpses.
Industrial Loft with Lots of Character and Light
A striking, brick foundation industrial loft might be Pittsburgh Airbnb perfection—and this exact one fits the bill. In what used to be the world’s largest cork factory, now resides glorious high ceiling, concrete floor havens that are close to the popular Strip District.
Pittsburgh's Bella Vista
This luxury Airbnb features a breathtaking deck overlooking the city, upscale floors and countertops, a chef’s kitchen, four sprawling bedrooms and three bathrooms fit for royalty. Soak in the jacuzzi while sipping some wine, walk to Station Square, or just have fun feeling like a millionaire for the weekend. Around every corner is another lovely space to see—the decor is elegant and interesting.
Former Speakeasy in Historic Mexican War Streets
This Victorian-era store had a speakeasy hidden inside back in the day, and some say the secret nook is even haunted. The store has been converted into a wide-open Airbnb with light colors, patterned wood flooring and a spa bathroom, quite contrasting to its former days. When entering, a pool table, couch, small kitchen and sectioned off sleeping space are all right there. The exterior reflects years gone by—it’s an intriguing place to bunk.
Rooftop Tranquility with Two Car Garage
Exposed beam and ducting, a spiral staircase, and glistening wood floors are spread amongst four levels of rustic gorgeousness. There’s serious space to stretch out, and while having some distressed touches here and there, the massive home is quite swanky. A bathroom jacuzzi and incredibly scenic rooftop deck add more jaw-dropping appeal to this dwelling that can accommodate twelve guests within its four bedrooms.
Luxury Corner Suite - Location, Parking, Walkable
The open concept Airbnb reflects all the old structure past of Pittsburgh. Of course, like many apartments in old buildings within the city, this one has been refined and polished, to appeal to both those with modern and historical tastes. The bathroom is hyper luxe with a high-end spa look, and the kitchen is small but equipped for whipping up a gourmet meal. You can walk to a local shop to grab a latte or enjoy your own brewed cup in the homey digs.
Rooty's Retro
Rounding out the list with something funky but really affordable just seems fitting for this budget article. Colorful furniture contrasts adorably against white brick walls, and the kitchen certainly does reflect the cool retro vibe the hosts strive for. Great restaurants are nearby, and downtown is a few minutes ride from the dwelling. Three guests can easily stay at this cute little place.