Oregon Airbnb prices run from about $134 per booked night in Portland and $162 in Salem to $326 in Bend, $298 in Lincoln City and $415 in Cannon Beach, based on AirDNA’s trailing 12-month figures. Inland cities are the cheapest bases, while coastal towns and Bend cost about two to three times as much.
Quick Answer
Budget roughly $135 to $255 per night in Oregon’s cities and college towns (Portland, Salem, Eugene, Ashland, Newport) and $300 to $415 in coastal and resort markets such as Lincoln City, Bend and Cannon Beach. These are market averages, not quotes for your dates.
Key Takeaways
- AirDNA ADRs: Portland $134, Salem $162, Eugene $190, Ashland $205, Newport $255, Lincoln City $298, Bend $326, Cannon Beach $415 (pages updated September to October 2026).
- Portland has the highest occupancy of the eight at 74%.
- Oregon’s state lodging tax is 1.5% through 2026 and rises to 2.75% for charges on or after January 1, 2027; local taxes are extra.
- Airbnb shows US guests a fee-inclusive price before taxes.
Oregon Airbnb Prices by Market
Oregon’s short-term rental market runs from Portland apartments to Pacific beach houses and high-desert resort homes. The table uses AirDNA’s market pages, which report the average nightly price paid on booked nights over the trailing 12 months.
| Oregon market | Average daily rate | Occupancy | What drives the price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portland | $134 | 74% | Big city with many apartments and rooms. |
| Salem | $162 | 59% | State capital and Willamette Valley base. |
| Eugene | $190 | 51% | University city with event-driven spikes. |
| Ashland | $205 | 58% | Southern Oregon theater and wine-country town. |
| Newport | $255 | 57% | Central coast with ocean-view rentals. |
| Lincoln City | $298 | 59% | Popular coast town with many beach houses. |
| Bend | $326 | 52% | High-desert outdoor-recreation resort town. |
| Cannon Beach | $415 | 60% | Small, high-demand beach town. |
Note: ADR is the average price paid on booked nights. It mixes room types and home sizes, and AirDNA tracks short-term rentals generally rather than Airbnb alone. The Eugene page was updated September 16, 2026; the others October 20. Live figures change monthly.
Cannon Beach averages about $281 more per night than Portland. A private room can sit well below its local ADR, while an oceanfront house on a summer weekend can cost far more.
What Changes Oregon Airbnb Prices
- Coast versus inland: beach towns carry a premium, especially for oceanfront and walkable locations.
- Property type: cabins, beach houses and entire homes cost more than rooms and small apartments.
- Hot tubs, views and kitchens: common premium features in coastal and mountain markets.
- Season and weekends: coastal and Bend demand is strongest on summer and holiday weekends, while Portland follows events and business travel.
- Group size: big houses cost more per night but can be cheaper per person.
For groups, compare cost per person. A $415 beach house shared by six guests is about $69 each per night before fees and tax.
Pro Tip: Search the same dates in a nearby town. Staying a short drive from Cannon Beach or Bend can lower the nightly rate, but count fuel and parking.
Fees and Taxes to Budget For
Airbnb says US guests see a fee-inclusive total price before taxes on all listings, so mandatory fees such as cleaning should already be in the displayed price. Under the split-fee structure, the guest service fee ranges from 14.1% to 16.5% of the booking subtotal.
Warning: Do not automatically add another 15% to the price Airbnb displays in the US. That can double-count fees already included. Open the price breakdown at checkout.
The Oregon Department of Revenue says the state lodging tax is 1.5% of the amount charged for transient lodging for stays ending on or before December 31, 2026, rising to 2.75% for consideration charged on or after January 1, 2027. The tax covers cabins, houses, condominiums and other dwellings used for temporary stays, and stays of 30 or more consecutive days are exempt. City and county lodging taxes can be added, so rely on the tax lines at checkout.
Sample three-night cost (illustration only)
Take a Cannon Beach stay at the $415 market ADR for three nights: $415 x 3 = $1,245. The 1.5% state lodging tax adds about $18.68, for roughly $1,263.68, or about $421 per night, before any local lodging taxes. Real totals depend on the taxable amount, discounts and local taxes, so treat it as a rough planning figure.
How to Save on an Oregon Airbnb
- Pick an inland base. Portland, Salem and Eugene average far below coastal towns and Bend.
- Avoid peak weekends. Summer and holiday weekends cost the most on the coast and in Bend.
- Try midweek stays. Sunday to Thursday is often cheaper, though the gap varies.
- Stay longer. The cleaning fee is spread over more nights, and some hosts offer weekly discounts.
- Look a little off the beach. Homes a few blocks inland or a town over can cost less.
- Compare total prices. A lower cleaning fee can beat a cheaper nightly rate.
If you prefer a hotel, see Oregon hotel prices, Oregon motel prices, Portland hotels and Cannon Beach hotels. Neighboring states are covered in our Washington Airbnb guide and California Airbnb guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average Airbnb price per night in Oregon?
There is no single statewide figure. AirDNA’s trailing 12-month ADRs are about $134 in Portland, $162 in Salem, $190 in Eugene, $205 in Ashland, $255 in Newport, $298 in Lincoln City, $326 in Bend and $415 in Cannon Beach.
Why are Oregon coast Airbnbs more expensive than city ones?
Beach towns such as Cannon Beach and Lincoln City have strong seasonal demand and many entire-home rentals with views, which lifts the average nightly price well above Portland or Salem.
What lodging tax applies to an Oregon Airbnb?
The Oregon Department of Revenue lists a state lodging tax of 1.5% of the amount charged for stays ending on or before December 31, 2026, rising to 2.75% for charges on or after January 1, 2027. Cities and counties may add their own taxes.
Does Airbnb show cleaning fees in the displayed price?
For US guests, Airbnb shows a fee-inclusive total price before taxes, so mandatory fees such as cleaning are included. The breakdown still lists the individual charges and taxes.
When is the cheapest time to book an Oregon Airbnb?
Midweek nights and shoulder-season dates are usually cheaper than summer and holiday weekends on the coast and in Bend. The saving varies by property, so compare the same listing across a few date combinations.
Is an Airbnb cheaper than a hotel in Oregon?
It depends on the trip. A hotel can be cheaper for one traveler on a short stay, while an Airbnb may suit families and groups that need several bedrooms and a kitchen. Compare the full after-tax total for the same dates and guests.
Conclusion
Oregon Airbnb prices run from about $134 per booked night in Portland to about $415 in Cannon Beach, with Salem, Eugene, Ashland, Newport, Lincoln City and Bend in between. Choose the market first, then compare the fee-inclusive total and the tax lines at checkout.
Flexible dates, an inland base and a longer stay are the most dependable ways to lower the nightly cost.
Sources
- AirDNA market pages for Portland, Salem, Eugene, Ashland, Newport, Lincoln City, Bend and Cannon Beach – ADR and occupancy, trailing 12 months, pages updated September to October 2026.
- Oregon Department of Revenue: lodging taxes – state lodging tax rate and scope.
- Airbnb: pricing display in the United States – fee-inclusive total price before taxes.
- Airbnb: service fees – guest service fee range.
