Are the Netflix “Stay Here” Properties Still Available to Rent?

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After researching the links to Netflix’s World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals Season 1 and Season 2, I got curious about the one-season-wonder, Stay Here. Now that it’s been a few years, I was wondering… Are these vacation rentals still around? Has the owner stopped renting? Are they stupid-expensive rentals now? The answers to these questions are yes, yes, and yes.

Episode 1 featured a houseboat called The Aqua Lounge,  that was fixed up and christened The Seattle Lakeside Lovenest. According to the boat’s Facebook page, Seattle outlawed allowing houseboats to be used as vacation rentals in January 2019. So, the owners of the Lakeside Lovenest sold their cute boat, and it is no longer available to rent.

This beach house on Malibu Road is still available for rent, and still hosted by Sharone. It can be found on Airbnb by clicking here.

This house rental near the South Congress district of Austin, Texas is no longer available to rent.

This property has now expanded to include 8 bedrooms, and sleeps 18. (I’m guessing Dad and Kids have moved out since the episode aired.) They are making a killing with bookings on their own website, that can be accessed by clicking here.

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Or, “Open for Now”, anyway. This quaint, romantic cottage located on the wedding grounds of a working vineyard in California is currently taking a few reservations on Airbnb, which you can find by clicking here. However, according to the Vintage Ranch’s Facebook page, the owners have decided to sell after 25 years of ownership. The new owner will be announced soon, but there is no mention of whether Airbnb rentals will continue on the property.

Good news! The Hudson River Carriage House is still available to rent on Airbnb, and is the most affordable rental listed on this page. Click here for the listing.

The Palm Springs Time Machine was a theme destination took guests back to the 1960’s. This house has been sold a couple of times since Stay Here as owners keep flipping it to make a profit. Currently, the house is available for rent only by the hour, and only for television and film shoots. Because it’s no longer available to rent as a vacation rental, I would consider this closed. Click here to see details on hourly rentals.

In downtown Washington D.C. is the Historic DC Firehouse 4, that is still available as a rental. It sleeps 14 guests in five bedrooms, and based on the price, appears to be a hot commodity. Click here to view the listing.

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