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Stay in this Golden Girls-themed Airbnb that’s located in downtown Columbia.

Sure you can stay somewhere overnight, but is it a Golden Girls-themed Airbnb? Take a look inside this eclectic bnb and book it next time you’re looking to stay in Five Points

GoldenGirls Airbnb

A neon light above the couch in the living room that features lyrics from the Golden Girl’s theme song.

Photo via Airbnb

Looking for a place to staycation in Cola? May we interest you in “Rose on the Greene"— a Golden Girls-themed Airbnb + condo located in Five Points?

This fairly new listing can sleep up to four guests and offers two bedrooms, two queen-sized beds, and one bathroom — oh yeah, and it’s designed to remind you of The Golden Girls, from colors, textures, and little callbacks from the show or characters.

Here are a few things you can expect:

  • A vintage pink candy machine with complimentary sweet treats inside.
  • A fully equipped kitchen with a Nespresso machine with complimentary pods.
  • Free parking for one vehicle
  • Games for guests to play
  • Eclectic wallpapers
  • Noise machines

So far, the condo has only five-star reviews and is listed at $106 per night. Take a peek for yourself.

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