Two Texas Gulfside towns rank among the most inexpensive in the nation, according to Austin-based travel company Upgraded Points. Port Aransas and Galveston...
Upgraded Points’ researchers analyzed data for 75 of the most popular U.S. beach towns, gathering information on nightly prices from Airbnb listings and hotels with beachfront views. They then extrapolated those prices over a seven-day period.
A weeklong ocean-view rental runs $3,353 on average across all 75 of the destinations. The research determined that beachfront hotels are typically $120 cheaper a night than home rentals.On average, you’ll pay about 27% more for an ocean-view vacation home than one without a view. But there are interesting outliers. In Malibu, Calif., there’s an eye-popping $5,383 weekly difference between beachfront and non-beachfront stays. In Myrtle Beach, S.C., it’s just a $35 price gap.The typical nightly price to rent an entire beachfront home on the Airbnb is $538 vs. $419 for a beachfront hotel.Take North Carolina’s Outer Banks. In Corolla, N.C., the average nightly price at a beachfront home is $668, while beachfront hotels average $255 –– a $413-a-night difference.
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