Here’s How To Actually Stay In The Barbie Dreamhouse (And Other Unique Airbnbs To Choose From)

Indulge your ultimate country escape fantasy and stay few nights in a converted windmill, ready for two people to stay in. It’s an unusual place to stay, and certainly very charming, complete with long-hanging beams, a spiral staircase, warm furnishings and even a balcony. There’s also a welcome basket with the chickens organic eggs, courtesy of the windmill’s owner.

Check into one of these yurts, located on the Wild Atlantic Way with views of the gorgeous Donegal bay, for the peace and solitude you've always wanted. There's plenty of activity options, including cycling and hiking trails, wild swimming in the lakes and perfect surfing beaches. Each yurt offers supering beds, luxurious interior style and Donegal tweed woollen blankets, perfect for snuggling up in front of a warm stove every evening.

Described as a 'rustic Cornish getaway', this gorgeous cabin is set in a woodland garden next to a stream. It's like something out of a fairytale.
You're 15 minutes from Falmouth and even closer to Cornwall's most beautiful creeks, cliffs and beaches. Inside, it's back to (relative) basics with compost loos and an outside hot-water shower, but you've still got wi-fi, electricity a gas cooker. Divine.

This luxury haven is situated under a pine tree in a protected area of beauty in Newtownards, a seaside town just east of Belfast. Enjoy panoramic views of both Strangford Lough all the way to the Mourne mountains, watch the sun go down from your bed and fall asleep to the sound of the waves. Even the shower facilities have a seaside view.

Ever dreamt of staying 20ft up in the air, in a treehouse made from recycled timbers and nestled between three oak trees? This set up is amazing, giving you views over the North Downs and serious childhood fantasy vibes. Hosts assure that it's a cosy place to say, with the priority being a place to relax and admire the natural delights that the countryside can offer.

Dubbed as the ultimate sustainable getaway, stay in this airship to get back to basics and watch the constellations on its deck. It's bring your own food supplies, so why not create the ultimate picnic and snack on your favourite foods in remote paradise?

Climb aboard a houseboat on the River Cam and take a break from all the stresses that await you back on land. It's got serious hardwood vibes, also boasting a luxurious bath and bedroom. According to Airbnb, the delights continue outside of the boat on a private mooring: 'guests have access to a private garden, decking, a table and chairs for al fresco dining'.

Who doesn't love a fire pit? Spend a night or two away from it all, cooking your meals on a wood-burning stove and enjoying the tranquility of the evening flames. Guests are encourage to take a walk around the surrounding farmland, but if you're looking to go further afield, Dartmoor National Park is a 45-minute drive away and nearby Honiton village offers all the antique shops and pub delights that you could wish for.