Aside from their usual rental services, Airbnb has been offering unique rental packages in unconventional locations. For instance, in the past, they rented out a dome bedroom in Times Square for New Year’s Eve and the last Blockbuster for a retro sleepover. This time, they have collaborated with Warner Bros. and Sarah Jessica Parker to recreate Carrie Bradshaw’s iconic New York City apartment from the TV series Sex and the City.
Two fortunate guests will have the chance to stay a night in the apartment for just $23 to commemorate the show’s 23rd anniversary. The experience includes a virtual greeting from Sarah Jessica Parker, access to the opulent walk-in closet, complimentary cosmopolitans, and a guided tour of Manhattan.
An Airbnb spokesperson explained, “The aim was to replicate the cozy, eclectic space that Carrie Bradshaw inhabited in Sex and the City. Her apartment reflected her personality with stacks of Vogue magazines, a brimming closet, and iconic post-it notes.”
Airbnb has recreated Carrie Bradshaw’s iconic apartment from Sex and the City. Bookings open on Nov 8 for two one-night stays on Nov 12 and 13 for $23/night. pic.twitter.com/KR0VjzhyFE
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Sarah Jessica Parker expressed her excitement about the listing, saying, “The Carrie Bradshaw character holds a special place in my heart, and delving back into her world for the Sex and the City sequel has been a delight. I can’t wait for fans to explore Carrie’s New York in a whole new way and step into her shoes, quite literally, for the first time.”
Reservation requests for the apartment will open on November 8, with stays scheduled for November 12 and 13.
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