Minecraft

3 Minecraft houses that look like Airbnb listings

These Minecraft houses look like rentals you could book for a long weekend. Except you can build them yourself and sleep in your own bed.

September 16, 2025
By LumaBlast

Some Minecraft houses feel more like vacation homes than survival shelters. These builds could pass for Airbnb listings, with scenic views, aesthetic design, and the kind of attention to detail that makes you want to leave a five-star review.

They’re not just screenshots either. All three are fully buildable in survival, and each has a video tutorial you can follow block by block.

Whether you’re playing solo, building with friends, or running your own server, these homes make your world feel like it’s worth staying in for more than a few nights.

1. Jungle modern treehouse

Creator: Minecraft Ninja
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This modern treehouse is suspended high above the jungle with a clean white frame, lush greenery, and smart geometry. It mixes quartz and leaves with natural wood to create a balance between minimal and natural.

The main materials are smooth quartz, jungle logs, trapdoors, glass panes, and just enough foliage to keep it feeling alive. Interior space is tight but functional. There’s an outdoor lounge, a tucked-away bedroom, and a view that makes shaders worth it.

You reach the platform by climbing jungle vines, which is half the fun. The layout is compact and open with no doors or walls to break up the light. It’s modern Minecraft architecture that feels airy, elevated, and quietly expensive.

If you’ve ever wanted to live in the trees without going full Tarzan, this is the build.

2. Snowy mountain lodge

Creator: Louisdepoui
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Built into the edge of a cliff, this wooden lodge is the kind of place you’d imagine renting for a long weekend away from civilization. The foundation sits on tall stone columns, lifting it above the mountain edge and giving it a full view of the snowy biome below.

The roof is steep and snow-covered. The wood textures are layered with logs, planks, and stairs to create depth. The chimney puffs smoke, the windows are framed with trapdoors and fences, and there’s enough greenery to soften the stone.

Inside, you’ve got a central hearth, a second-floor loft, and plenty of space for storage and decoration. The whole thing feels handcrafted and practical without losing its charm.

If you want a survival base that still feels cozy and cinematic, this one checks every box.

3. Swamp house with dock

Creator: Foxxy_MC
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This swamp house is built directly over the water with a long dock that connects it to the shore. It’s layered vertically with multiple floors, an exterior staircase, and balconies wrapped in lanterns and vines.

The house uses dark oak, spruce, and bamboo for a rustic but vibrant look. Lanterns and hanging plants create atmosphere. Skull banners and minor details like barrels and chains make it feel lived-in.

There’s even a little boat landing area and a walkway framed with trapdoors and sugar cane, making the whole thing feel like a tucked-away cabin in the bayou. The vibe is calm but detailed, and it’s one of the best use cases for an otherwise ignored biome.

This is the build you pick when you want to start a chill swamp base that doesn’t feel like a downgrade.