Top Airbnb Influencers Sharing Unique Properties

Ever since Airbnb emerged on the scene in 2008, the travel industry hasn’t been quite the same. Savvy marketing efforts have allowed Airbnb to resonate and engage with consumers while becoming a trusted part of the communities where it operates. Influencer marketing has gone a long way to help the brand boost its business. Curious about who the top Airbnb influencers are? We’ve rounded up 10 of our top picks to give you some ideas.

Airbnb influencers sharing incredible stays

Alyssa is an Airbnb host and coach who shares how to create beautiful homes, cabins and treehouses for rentals. Alyssa has 55K followers on Instagram and her content is focused on how to be the best Airbnb host. She’s a 25-time Superhost and has a No. 1 wish-listed Airbnb.

Shelby is an influencer who has also opened a Palm Springs Airbnb. Shelby has shared the highs and lows of owning her Airbnb She has a full playlist on YouTube about her Airbnb journey and another about unique rentals.

Ian is a real estate agent and self-labeled house-hacking agent in Denver, one of the most popular areas for Airbnb. He wants to help use real estate investing to become financially independent. His content is focused on the housing market in Denver, Airbnbs in Denver and teaching hosts how to be profitable.

Kristen and Michael share all sides of owning and updating an Airbnb rental in Joshua Tree, California. The two own The Seventh Ray House, and their YouTube channel is full of DIY updates to their houses and Airbnb tips and tricks. They’ve grown their channel to over 23K followers. 

Sara and Rich, owners of The Joshua Tree House, have grown one of the most popular getaways in California. They have over 314K followers on Instagram where they post about their unique, aesthetically pleasing and beautiful Airbnbs. Their Arizona property, @jthtucson, has 125K followers on Instagram. Both properties donate 1% of profits to desert conservation.

Kate has an Airbnb in Boone, North Carolina, and shares about it on Instagram, @wildcabinsunlimited. She started her Airbnb venture to encourage tourists to shop small, support other women-owned businesses and enhance community-level economies.

Sabrina is a real estate investor, which has led her to create Airbnb listings. She has 25K followers on TikTok, where she frequently shares tips and tricks for real estate investing.

Aysha is sharing her experience just getting into Airbnb listings on TikTok. She shares the realistic, exciting and sometimes annoying sides of owning a temporary rental. She’s also shared the updates she’s made to her Airbnb to make it more appealing.

Sarah and Annette are Airbnb influencers and coaches who help hosts scale profitable properties without sacrificing their guests’ experience. They have 35K followers on Instagram and a popular podcast called Thanks for Visiting. Their content helps new and seasoned Airbnb hosts alike. 

Hosted by Molly Anne, Pacha House in Denver is a popular Airbnb that’s more than just a stay — it’s an experience. It’s an art-inspired home that hosts both stays and events. They also own a mountain home called Bootsys Basecamp in Breckenridge.