Season 2 of Netflix’s “Amazing Vacation Rentals” Booking Links – A Complete List

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Well that didn’t take long! Traveling hosts Jo Franco, Megan Batoon, and Luis Ortiz have hit the road again to scour the globe for the most amazing vacation rentals, with eight new episodes on Netflix. Vacation rentals are my preferred mode of lodging, so I’m appreciative of them doing the legwork to find the best ones. There aren’t a lot of hotel properties that are so special that I would change my vacation destination to visit, but that is not true for vacation rentals. Some of these vacations rentals are the destination. Read on to see the complete episode guide and list of properties with their booking links from Season 2 of The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals on Netflix, so that you can make them your own destination. Let me know in the comments which property you want to visit first!

Traveling the world to stay in a hotel is touristy. Traveling the world to stay with the locals is touristish.

For those who are a fan of the sharing economy vacation companies, like Airbnb, VRBO, Grab, Lyft, Uber, Hipcamp, RVShare, WithLocals, GetYourGuide, etc., you will appreciate the work that the hosts of The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals, Season 2 have gone through to find the most Unique, Budget and or Luxury vacation rentals in the world. However, Season 2 was filmed during COVID, so most of the property locations are in the United States. Hopefully they bring us a Season 3 soon and can get back out in the rest of the world!

If you find that Netflix has expensive taste, that their budget rentals aren’t-so-budget, and you want to see my list of the world’s most amazing vacation rentals, be sure to click here for my list of Amazing Vacation Rentals for Regular People!

BUDGET – The Schwartz House – Two Rivers, Wisconsin, United States

UNIQUE – Invisible House – Joshua Tree, California, United States

LUXURY – The Glass House – New Caanan, Connecticut, United States

LUXURY – Sunstone Villa Winery – Santa Ynez, California, United States

BUDGET – Cayo Loco – Eleuthera, Bahamas

UNIQUE – Casa San Jose – San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

UNIQUE – Camp Rush – Adirondacks, New York, United States (Unfortunately, this property is no longer being rented, but it is for sale, if you have $5.5 million burning a hole in your pocket!)

LUXURY – Pa Gomo Estate – Telluride, Colorado, United States

BUDGET – The Sequoia House – Cazadera, California, United States

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BUDGET – The Inspiration House – Oberlin, Ohio, United States

UNIQUE – Area 55 Futuro House – Joshua Tree, California, United States

LUXURY – Forrest Lodge, Mount Hood, Oregon, United States

LUXURY – Áni Dominican Republic – Rio San Juan, Dominican Republic

UNIQUE – Erik’s Ranch – Livingston, Montana, United States

BUDGET – Yoshino Cedar House – Yoshino, Japan

LUXURY – Casa Xixim – Tulum, Mexico

BUDGET – Wonder Haus – Pagosa Springs, Colorado, United States

UNIQUE – Ollero Eco Lodge – Rovaniemi, Finland

UNIQUE – Kingsley Grist Mill – Clarendon, Vermont, United States

BUDGET – Canoe Cove – Leavenworth, Washington, United States (This property was sold, and is no longer available to rent.)

LUXURY – Long Bay Villas – Long Bay Beach, Anguilla

BUDGET – Casa Mimosa – Montecito, California, United States  (Bad news on this one! Since the filming of Amazing Vacation Rentals, this estate has been sold to new owners and is not available to rent.) 

UNIQUE – The Outlaw – Pioneertown, California, United States

LUXURY – Casa di Pietra – Malibu, California, United States

I researched the heck out of the properties from Season 1 to provide you with the booking links (click here if you are looking for those).

Jo, Megan, and Luis have chosen awesome properties to inspire travel and inspire staying in vacation rentals through websites like Airbnb and VRBO. Would you agree that they found the most amazing vacation rentals? Which ones are you most excited about? Which ones would you add to their list? (No, really, I want to know! Tell me in the comments below!) For me, personally, on the Eco Friendly episode, I’m disappointed that they didn’t stay in one of the Earthships outside of Taos, New Mexico. 

I also have some amazing vacation rentals I will share with you on this site. But, as you can see the site is quite new, and building up that library takes some time. But, subscribe to my email newsletter,  and you will be the first to know when my travel ideas (mostly in the UNIQUE category) post. And if my articles aren’t going up fast enough for you, hit me up through email or social media and I’m happy to provide you with advice and ideas! 

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