You Can Stay In Kurt Cobain's Old Apartment In Olympia, Washington
By Jessica Wick|Published November 27, 2019
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Whether you were living in Seattle during the height of the grunge days or Nirvana is a distant memory your parents seem to hold dear, knowing the impact Kurt Cobain and Nirvana had on our history is part of being a Washingtonian. And while Cobain was born and raised in Aberdeen before moving to the Emerald City, he spent some time living in an apartment in Olympia, where he wrote quite a bit of his music. And now, thanks to Airbnb, diehard fans can rent that space for overnight stays.
The apartment is one of three units in this old house at 114 Pear Street NE in Olympia.
There's also a quiet backyard complete with a cherry tree.
While Cobain's actual possessions are long gone, the host does include some nostalgic details, like photos on the wall that were taken when he lived here.
The host, Kelli, has kept the decor retro to make it seem authentic, just as it was when Cobain called it home. And if you're a believer in vibes, you'll love the creative energy here.
History was made between these walls, so it's pretty amazing that the public can stay here now.
Kelli even offers discounts for long-term renters — you know, in case you have an album you're working on and you need inspiration.
Would you stay in Kurt Cobain’s apartment? If so, check availability here. If you love unique accommodations like this, you’ll also want to check out the Grain Bin Inn.
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