I made the most of my one night layover in Rome by staying at this charming apartment off of Palazzo della Cancelleria.

After a chaotic trip from Milan to Rome, we were excited to relax in our Airbnb amongst the ancient Roman ruins.

Our little Riomaggiore Airbnb had an amazing view over the village.

On our second day in Italy, while my mom and I were in Bologna, the host of our Florence Airbnb messaged to say there had been a fire elsewhere in the building. Our reservation had to be canceled.

By the time we arrived at Casa Moeca, I was very grateful that someone else was carrying my suitcase.

From the outside, our Budapest Airbnb building looked old and a little worn. Inside, the apartment was gorgeous.

The most shocking—and coolest—part of this Bologna Airbnb was the bathroom. Or, technically, the bathrooms.

Immediately to the right of the entrance were two separate bathroom spaces, both completely orange. One had a shower, sink, and toilet, while the other was a smaller half bathroom. Everything was sleek, modern, and orange from floor to ceiling. I loved it.

This Bari apartment is convenient to Bari Vecchia and a great option for those traveling in and out of the Bari Airport.

Casa Rosa Lecce is a stunning designer apartment in the heart of Lecce, Italy.

When I started looking for places to stay in Mallorca, I kept coming back to the same Airbnb in Cala Figuera. It was a waterfront apartment overlooking a little fishing harbor, with whitewashed stone buildings, green shutters, boats moored right outside, and a terrace that looked almost too good to be true. I loved everything about it, except for one small problem: it wasn't available for our travel dates. So we booked another Airbnb, right? Nope, we changed our travel dates. There was something about that little harbor, with its green boat-garage doors and crystal-clear water, that I just couldn't get out of my head.