You can now stay in Hannah Montana’s house (yes, the wardrobe is included)

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Hannah Montana, Airbnb has opened the doors for the first time to the iconic Malibu beach house inspired by the hit Disney Channel series, inviting fans to step straight into the universe that defined a whole generation—at exactly the right moment. This is not just a stay, but an experience designed to live—and relive—“the best of both worlds”, now away from the screen and just steps from the ocean.

No, you won’t be living with Hannah, and no surprise concert is going to break out in the living room… but it’s close. The house sits right on the coast, and the real highlight isn’t the pool or the lounge (though those are there too), but the legendary wardrobe. The one that changed everything in the series is now a real room, filled with stage outfits, sparkle and bold accessories. The idea isn’t just to look at it—you’re meant to open it, try things on and put on your own show, just like Miley Cyrus did when switching from everyday life to pop star in seconds.

Beyond how good everything looks, this experience is about how it feels. You can be lying back staring at the ocean like you’re in a chilled episode… and moments later be singing your heart out in a karaoke session with the biggest Hannah Montana hits as if 20 years haven’t passed. It leans into nostalgia without overdoing it. There’s also a modern touch—you can watch episodes on Disney+, making it feel like a proper bridge between then and now. In the end, it’s exactly that: a small trip back in time, just with Pacific views.

That said, getting a night won’t be as easy as throwing on a blonde wig. Airbnb has limited the experience to ten one-night stays between 6 and 16 April, with space for up to four guests per booking. Requests open on 26 March at 6:00 AM PST, with one extra detail that makes it even better: the price is $0 per person. Travel isn’t included, but the chance to step inside the world of Hannah Montana—even just for one night—rivals any front-row concert experience.