Holiday rentals in Nebraska City

Imogene Farmhouse/SunnySide Saloon

Lounge outside in the hammock and watch the cornstalks swaying in the breeze or the cattle grazing. Boardgames, cards, records, & fiber-optic wi-fi to keep you entertained when inside. A kitchenette/bar area to relax & rehash the day's adventures. Located one mile from Imogene, a small but mighty Irish community. Book a tour of the stunning St. Patrick Catholic Church on the hill, wet your whistle at the Emerald Isle Bar & Grill, or bike/walk through the tree-lined Wabash Trace Nature Trail.

The Bootleggers Roost

⸻ Welcome to The Bootlegger’s Roost! A freshly remodeled 1887 carriage house with a colorful Prohibition-era past. This cozy 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment sleeps up to 3 guests and blends vintage-inspired charm with modern convenience. Complete with full kitchen, private balcony, Blackstone grill, hot tub, and WiFi—all just a short walk from Nebraska City’s charming downtown, local restaurants, parks, and historic attractions. A perfect retreat for couples, solo travelers, or a small family.

Ellington Place

A rustic farmhouse retreat on a crop producing farm, which means we could be planting or harvesting during your stay. Ellington Place has a furnished kitchen, updated bathroom and washer and dryer. Along with excellent outdoor entertainment, complete with a fire pit, porch for sitting and open area for short walks. The property is located 25 minutes from the Omaha metro area as well as less than 10 minutes from the Wabash Trace, a bike trail that travels through Mills County.

Coastal Retreat Getaway, Secluded, Off 370/I-80

Step into a private and cozy space. Relax watching TV in bed or on the couch. This place is part of our walk out basement, so you may hear day to day living upstairs. For your safety there is a Ring camera installed at the entrance and will light up the entryway when it’s dark. Parking is on the well lit public street. Easily walk up our dedicated Airbnb sidewalk, no steps, walk around to the back of the house. You’ll be in a serene space that makes you feel right at home.

Guest house in the country, but close to the city!

Quiet country getaway with a beautiful wooded setting! Enjoy the sunrise from the front porch with your morning coffee and the beautiful sunsets from the back deck before you retire for the night in this cozy retreat. A very serene view! We are 36 miles to Eppley Airfield, 35 miles to CHI Health Center, 25 miles to Charles Schwab Field, & 33 miles to the Old Market Omaha. If you want to slow it down, we are close to Slattery Vintage Estates Winery & Round the Bend Steakhouse.

The Juni Suite

Enjoy a clean and stylish experience in the Juni Suite. Cook all your meals in the well equipped kitchenette, soak it up in the deep bathtub, and stay warm by the fireplace. A queen size memory foam bed and blackout roller shades will help you sleep soundly. The convertible sofa is easy to expand to a full size. Protect your vehicle in the off-street covered parking stall which is only a short walk to the entrance (7 stairs up and 13 down). Close to Union College/Shops.

Shop & Stay @ InnJunKtion: Cozy, fun & vintage!

The InnJunKtion is a guest suite within the Union JunKtion, an eclectic vintage/antique/junk store! Have the comforts of a more traditional suite with en suite bathroom, memory foam queen bed, microwave, mini fridge/freezer, water cooler, washer/dryer, etc. PLUS an entire 2,000 square foot historic building (with amazing decor that is ALL available for sale) to browse & shop to your heart’s content!

Malvern Depot

A railroad depot renovated into a bunkhouse located midway on the Wabash Trace Nature Trail. It includes 2 bedrooms, kitchenette, and bathroom with shower. A/C & heat, coffee maker, dorm fridge, microwave, and toaster oven. Linens and towels provided. One queen bed, the other twin bunk beds. The Futon in the living area folds out. Conveniently located 2 blocks from downtown. No pets please.

Art Church Iowa

Art Church Iowa is a re-purposed/desanctified 150 year old Presbyterian Church. Its last religious service was in 1969. Artist Zack Jones purchased the building in 2012 from the Historical Society. Zack originally lived in the downstairs while using the upstairs as a studio space. Zack encourages guests to visit the upstairs but understand it’s not part of the Airbnb rental.