My Celebrity Airbnb: Inside Bing Crosby's Palm Springs Pad

In less than a decade, Airbnb's grown from an airbed and a mattress to a $25.5B, industry-disrupting powerhouse. In addition to housing A-listers, the homesharing behemoth even has A-listers listing space on the platform.

In this Bisnow feature series, we take a peek inside celebrity Airbnb digs. Here's a look at cultural icon Bing Crosby's personal "Paradise"—and all yours, for "just" $675 a night.

A short three-minute drive from Palm Springs, the "Old Movie Colony" villa, overlooks the San Jacinto Mountains—ideal for festive weekend getaways. The stunning outdoor pool area can fit up to 30 people. Really.

The 3.2k SF 1934 Hacienda has been fully restored, while still maintaining its classic feel.

Those who want to take in a Hope-Crosby classic movie can fire one up on the living room’s 8’x15′ screen, complete with surround sound.

If you're feeling merry, feel free to cuddle up to Crosby's iconic reading of “White Christmas.” Which sold 100 million copies, by the way.

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