Top Amenities: Fireplace, BBQ grill, balcony

The only Wright house in Hawaii, this home has a unique and storied history. While the space was designed by Wright, he never actually built it. The home was completed in 1995, 36 years after his death, when Sanderson Sims partnered with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Taliesin Associated Architects and John Rattenbury to bring the plans to life. The home blends Wright’s style with the beauty of Hawaii through coral aggregate block in the walls or a lava-rock hot tub outside. Built into a hillside, the home offers breathtaking views of the ocean and three volcanoes. The home sleeps six comfortably, is close to a wide array of parks and beaches, and offers a spectacular view of three volcanoes. From $1,107 per night.

Top Amenities: Outdoor dining space, air conditioning, WiFi

Enjoy a cozy, 820-square-foot guest suite inside of one of Wright’s Usonian homes. Purchased in 1959, it was originally designed for S.P. “Pearl” Elam, a local jewelry-store owner, and his family. The guest suite includes one bedroom (with the option to add a futon or air mattress), a bathroom, a living room, and a kitchen. Guests can also tour the rest of the home with the owner and check out features like the three floor-to-ceiling fireplaces, Webster Electric Teletalk intercom system, beautiful stonework, and original plans for the home which are displayed. (Plus, the home is also located a mere five miles from the Spam museum.) From $275 per night.

Top Amenities: Fitness center, BBQ grill, outdoor dining space

Offering up the rare and wonderful opportunity to enjoy a Frank Lloyd Wright–designed home in a large city, this is one of the architect’s American System-Built homes—designed to provide beautiful housing for people with a variety of incomes. This home has three bedrooms and a sleeping porch, two and a half bathrooms, a fireplace, a lawn, and deck. The furniture is either period-appropriate or original built-ins. There are stunning stained glass and leaded windows throughout. The house is close to many of Milwaukee’s main attractions and part of a block of American System-Built Homes, which is the largest collection of this housing style in the country. From $298 per night.

Top Amenities: Pets allowed, central air conditioning, Egyptian cotton linens

You can rent the entirety of this 1955 Usonian home and the grounds that surround it. Wright commissioned this home for Dr. Richard Davis, a surgeon at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, whom he met in 1950 while receiving care. With four bedrooms and four and a half baths, it is perfect for a family or group get together (not to mention pet-friendly). There have even been two weddings hosted on the property. The fireplace and firepit make it a welcoming spot in any season, and the dedicated work space means you could camp out there for quite a bit. With soaring ceilings and huge floor-to-ceiling windows, you will certainly feel connected to nature—and Frank Lloyd Wright. From $500 per night.

Top Amenities: Bathtub, record player, board games

This two-bedroom, one-bath Usonian-style home built in 1940 is a new entry to Airbnb (it’s also open periodically for tours). Designed by Wright for two Michigan State University art professors, this property was the only one to be realized as part of a planned subdivision designed by Wright, similar to his plan for The Acres, also in Michigan. Like other Usonians, there’s a carport, fireplace, single-story layout, floor-to-ceiling windows, built-in furnishings, and heated floors. Unique to the house is that the art hung on the walls are by the home’s first owners. From $385 per night.