Inside Beyonce's $10k/Night Airbnb Digs For The Super Bowl

Even a superstar like Beyoncé uses Airbnb: after her fiery Black Panthers-inspired performance at Sunday's Super Bowl, Queen B retreated to a stunning $10k/night rental to cool down.

Beyoncé's digs for the weekend were an 11-acre estate in Los Altos Hills, about 30 minutes from Levi's Stadium. Of course, the house is a true gem, complete with five bedrooms, a vanishing edge pool, and a game room with full bar and pool table.

Right by the pool sits an outdoor fireplace, where guests can enjoy a sweeping view of San Francisco and across the bay to all of Silicon Valley.

Inside the glass walls, the interior of the house—designed by St. Dizier Design—is adorned with creme-colored furniture, artwork and even a grand piano. (We wonder if Beyoncé tried it out.)

And to top it off, there's even an orchard with 60 different types of fruit trees, a wine cellar and a rooftop vegetable garden. We bet Beyoncé had a blast. [TMZ]

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