This post is in collaboration with and sponsored by Tastemade + Airbnb.
Up until a few years ago, I didn’t do much traveling outside of work. Personal travel more often than not, resulted in over rated hotels and restaurants. Beyond that there was also the investment of time in researching the destination that just never panned out to what I expected
Fast foward a few years and now when I return from a destination, like my recent trip to the Oregon Coast, and I’m already planning the next vacation with Naomi. Traveling is different nowadays. Sure I still turn to the internet for places to stay, things to do and where to eat, but I do it with Airbnb. The whole-house experience makes extended vacation more comfortable and the host is like a personal concierge that makes the “live like a local” a real thing, rather than a catch phrase. The best part about traveling like this is it truly allows my boys to experience new things and take on new adventures.
Watch the video above and see how Airbnb can take your next travel from good to great.
I love using AirBnB. You get such a better “up close and personal” experience in various locations. So perfect for the Oregon coast!
LOVE this video!!! and yes, AirBnB is the way to go! that house you guys stayed in was perfect!!
A trip down the Oregon coast will forever be one of my favorite memories from childhood. Looks like you guys had a blast!
We LOVE Airbnb – we use it any time we travel!
Tom and I love AirBNB Matt. Love the video.Never been to the Oregon coast. Sounds so fun!
This video is SO cute and I loved this little Airbnb getaway!
I loved the Oregon coast when we went on 2015, this video is too cute Matt. I normally use airbnb now before looking for hotel rooms.
Such a cute video!! The Oregon coast looks amazing and that airbnb is the cutest!
Staying in my first airbnb this summer for a girls weekend and super excited about it because the place looks amazing!
I’m proud to be an Oregonian born and bred and I LOVE that part of our Coast. I see you got the full rainy experience, too. = )
I agree completely – travel for us these days is all about vacation rentals. We spent a month in Paris for our 20th anniversary and got the cutest place in a residential area through Airbnb for less than $100 a night. I love how you get a little glimpse of living in a place. Hotels for any longer than a night or two feel pretty sterile.
You have such a beautiful family!! Watching you guys makes me smile. 🙂