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Summary

Canada's Most Expensive Airbnbs Are Beautiful — But A Night Will Cost More Than Your Rent

Are these fancy-as-heck properties worth it?

A home in Whistler with an infinity pool. Right: A hilltop residence in Ontario.

A home in Whistler with an infinity pool. Right: A hilltop residence in Ontario.

Whistler Platinum | Airbnb, Luxury Retreats | Airbnb
Associate Editor
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Have a buttload of money and want to treat yourself to a stay in one of the best properties in Canada?

Well, Canada's most expensive Airbnbs were revealed to Narcity, and they look lavish AF — although the prices aren't for the faint-hearted.

A great chunk of them seems to be concentrated in the Whistler region of B.C., which is known for its stunning natural beauty as well as skiing, snowboarding and other winter activities.

Perhaps not too surprisingly, a couple of Ontario locations also cracked the list, including opulent properties in Caledon and Tweed.

Of course, if you're living anywhere near Whistler, you're probably already forking out a fortune on rent or mortgage payments. But if you did want to splurge on a night's stay that likely costs more than a whole month of rent — look no further.

Here's a look at some of the most expensive Airbnb listings in Canada right now, in ascending order, and how much you'd have to shell out to stay in them.

Kadenwood Eagle's Nest

A modern property with an infinity pool overlooking the mountains.

A modern property with an infinity pool overlooking the mountains.

Luxury Retreats | Airbnb

Price: $7,500+ per night

Location: Whistler, BC

Why You Need To Go: The most modestly priced property on this list is this ultra-luxe property with floor-to-ceiling windows, uninterrupted views, a pool table, gym and cinema room.

It's probably the same size as your entire apartment building, and one night here likely costs the same as several months' rent.

It's located in Kadenwood, a prestigious ski-in, ski-out neighbourhood located right on Whistler Mountain.

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Kadenwood Winterfell

A modern property in Whistler, B.C.

A modern property in Whistler, B.C.

Luxury Retreats | Airbnb

Price: $7,520+ per night

Location: Whistler, BC

Why You Need To Go: This sophisticated ski lodge boasts seven bedrooms, a pool and a hot tub.

Of course, the key selling point seems to be its access to the slopes, but the private gondola, sleek decor and space for up to 14 guests all add to the experience.

And, yes, it's located in Kadenwood (again).

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Whistler Chalet

A luxury property in Whistler.

A luxury property in Whistler.

Rob&Jen | Airbnb

Price: $7,777+ per night

Location: Whistler, B.C.

Why You Need To Go: One of the most expensive Airbnb properties in Canada comes with a whole host of features to justify its position.

Apart from its location in, again, Whistler, you can enjoy perks like a library, gym, sauna, ski/board room, deck and balcony space — there's even an outdoor living space with your own private forest and garden.

These fancy amenities will cost you, though, with just one night at this place costing up to a whopping $10,592 on some dates.

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Esha

An eight-bedroom property in Whistler.

An eight-bedroom property in Whistler.

Luxury Retreats | Airbnb

Price: $8,462+ per night

Location: Whistler, BC

Why You Need To Go: This is another Whistler property, proving that this is the location for luxury stays.

This spot invites you to gather 16+ of your favourite VIPs for a long day in the mountains.

Apart from eight bedrooms, there's a bar, a hot tub, a gym and loads more to (sort of) justify that hefty price tag.

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Peak House

A hilltop home in Ontario.

A hilltop home in Ontario.

Luxury Retreats | Airbnb

Price: $9,767+ per night

Location: Caledon, ON

Why You Need To Go: No neighbours, no problems. In the third spot is this property in Ontario, which promises serious luxury with an equally serious price tag.

This stunning five-bedroom hilltop home features a pool, a hot tub and gorgeous views of the surrounding valleys.

Less than an hour from downtown Toronto, this place offers a taste of the countryside not far from the city and has luxuries like a home theatre, game room and sauna, naturally.

What's not to love (apart from the price, of course)?

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Lakeside Wedding Lodge

The Lakeside Wedding Lodge Airbnb.

The Lakeside Wedding Lodge Airbnb.

Casey | Airbnb

Price: $13,000 per night

Location: Tweed, ON

Why You Need To Go: As the name suggests, this might be just the place for those planning a wedding (and who have the money to spare, of course).

Located in Ontario, this giant private lodge comes with accommodations for "minimum 56 guests" and a banquet hall with the capacity to fit over 300.

The Airbnb listing says it provides the lucky couple with everything they need for their special day, from linens to stemware.

So, while it sounds pretty pricey for a night, it seems like you could actually save a bit of money if you host your special day here.

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There you have it, Canada.

Now you know what to do on the off chance you have several months' worth of rent to spare... or you win that next lotto jackpot!

These prices and terms of occupancy are confirmed at the time of publishing, but they can change at any time. Taxes and fees may not be included.

  • Associate Editor

    Janice Rodrigues (she/her) was an Associate Editor with Narcity Media. She's a lifestyle journalist who swapped the sandy shores of Dubai for snowy Toronto in March 2022. She's previously worked with newspapers Khaleej Times in Dubai and The National in Abu Dhabi, writing about food, health, travel, human interest and more, and her byline has also appeared in blogTO in Toronto. She has a master's degree in media and communications from the University of Wollongong in Dubai. Since arriving, she's been busy exploring Toronto and is excited about everything it has to offer (with the only exception being the snow).

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