What is The Cheapest Airbnb in Wichita Falls and What is the Most Expensive?
Maybe someone you know is coming to Wichita Falls and they need a place to stay. I got curious and decided to take a look at our options here in town and this is what we got. Get our free mobile app  As always with Airbnb, be sure you take a look at those additional fees before you signup to stay somewhere. Those maintenance fees can sneak up on you quick. I decided to take a look at just the nightly fees and see what the highest and lowest were. Let's start at the bottom for just $53 a night. Screenshot from Airbnb  We have Budget Saver Duplex A! Newly refurbished Duplex built in 1925. Sits in an older affordable/moderate income neighborhood. Nice, quiet, family friendly street. Great neighbors who have been in the area for years. It is located 7.6 miles (13 minutes) from Sheppard Air Force Base/2.6 miles (7 minutes) from Midwestern State University/1.9 miles (6 minutes) from MPEC. Screenshot from Airbnb  This is a cute 756 sq foot duplex. It has one large bedroom with a queen size bed. One bathroom. One very large closet. Separate dining room and living room areas. With private/independent entrances. Plenty of parking. Parking is shared with the other duplex in the property. Screenshot from Airbnb  I would say if you and your significant other need a place, this doesn't look bad. Believe me, when I searched for lowest price I was expecting something WAY worse. I wouldn't mind staying here. It's an interesting choice. Screenshot from Airbnb  Alright, time to ball out and go for the best. We have the Vacation Home! $600 a night gets you this place. The whole house will be available except for the garage. A desk to work on. A big living room with vaulted ceiling and a big screen tv. 2 full bathrooms and a very nice private patio big enough for a cook out. The patio also has a ceiling fan and a mounted 42" tv. Screenshot from Airbnb  It also has a pool and I am sure that is why it ranks near the top for priciest in the city. Plus you get a bunk bed and that means more room for activities. Plus that kid really likes the Incredible Hulk and that's cool in my book. We have a lot of options in our city and these are just the top and bottom when it comes to price. Go see what we have in our area if you want a place to stay besides a hotel. Screenshot from Airbnb  LOOK: Route 66s quirkiest and most wonderful attractions state by state Stacker compiled a list of 50 attractions--state by state--to see along the drive, drawing on information from historic sites, news stories, Roadside America , and the National Park Service. Keep reading to discover where travelers can get their kicks on Route 66.