For a truly memorable staycation you don't just need a fun destination, you also need an amazing place to stay.
Even better if the location you find to spend your holdiday in is quirky and one you'll get to brag to your friends and family about.
To help a new study by Confused.com has compiled some of the weirdest and most wonderful Airbnbs listed from around Scotland that offer something truly different when it comes to accommodation.
From mini castles and Hobbit holes to airships and lighthouses, these are some of the most incredible AirBnBs across the country for an unforgettable stay this autumn.
The Warren, Loch Tay
Feel like dropping off the grid? Head below ground to this luxurious underground cave house, The Warren.
Costing £250 a night, this hobbit-style property offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience to relax and have fun underground or on an ancient woodland walk.
Book here.
Otter's Holt, Killin
Situated on the shores of River Lochay is Otter's Holt.
This unique dome house is a tranquil spot that offers plenty of extras, including a private circular hot tub embedded into the decking, but it will set you back £235 a night .
Book here.
Aberdeen Lighthouse Cottages, Aberdeenshire
If you’re looking to get away with friends, why not take a trip to the sea and stay at Aberdeen Lighthouse Cottages.
From watching dolphins to walking by the dramatic coastline, this Airbnb is a true natural beauty spot, which makes the cost of £212 a night all the more worthwhile.
Book here.
The Bridge House, Perthshire
This charming home is built on a bridge spanning the River Ardle in 1881.
The Bridge House is full of original features including spiral stairs, stone flooring, and walkways. Let the adventure begin at £195 a night .
Book here.
Hobbit Hideaway, Moray
Fancy recreating your favorite fantasy book? This Hobbit Hideaway is a rustic paradise.
Take turns to spot the fairies and warm yourself by the Fyre pit in this architectural delight, crafted only by using locally sourced, renewable, and recycled materials.
At £170 a night, this listing is worth it to enjoy the Lord of the Rings-inspired surroundings.
Book here.
Pilot House, Drimnin
Do you ever dream about a cozy curvy cabin in the Highlands? Look no further than this striking Pilot House
This one-bed aluminum structure was built to resemble a Conning Tower on a submarine, with 360-degree views over the balcony.
Visitors have access to the whole property, which is built over two floors. For £160 a night, this property costs 25% less than other properties in the area.
Book here.
Airship, Drimnin
A secluded Airship with breathtaking views is what awaits you at Airship in Drimnin, Scotland .
Retreat into this sustainable getaway and gaze at the constellations from the dragonfly windows. This quirky and comfortable stay will only set you back £160 for the night .
Book here.
Knockderry Castle, Helensburgh
Do you ever dream about recreating your own medieval fantasy? Knockderry Castle has been standing since 1846 when it was built as a summer residence.
Visitors can stay with up to four loved ones. For £151 a night, tourists can explore 10 acres of wild parkland. Who wouldn't choose to stay in a castle over a normal hotel?
Book here.
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