This whimsical Dr. Seuss-themed Airbnb in Missouri is just like walking into Seussville
I meant what I said, and I said what I meant, this rental is nifty, one hundred percent!
Whether planning for a Missouri vacation or family staycation, the young and young at heart can get a kick out of Seussville: a Dr. Seuss-themed Airbnb in downtown Kansas City.
The second floor of this Longfellow neighborhood duplex is a two-bedroom, one-bathroom portal into Seussville where travelers can live among some of author Theodore Seuss Geisel’s most beloved characters.
The rental boasts modern trappings like an open kitchen, luxury bathroom and exposed brick with fantastical trimmings including quotes, art, furniture and color-schemes all inspired by Dr. Seuss, according to the post on Airbnb.
Guests can sleep in a “Cat in the Hat” inspired bedroom, adorned with red and white curtains to match the cat’s iconic hat or under the watchful eye of Horton — of “Horton Hears a Who” fame — in a blue and orange bedroom with a plush green rug, photos show.
Fancifully clipped “Seuss trees” are scattered throughout the condo and guests can whip up a meal from the “Green Eggs and Ham Cookbook” which can be seen in photos, propped up near the stove.
View On AirbnbSeussville, Downtown KC, MO, 2 bdrm 1 bath!
Wash off the day in a “One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish” bathroom then unwind in the living room with a reading of “If I Ran the Zoo.”
Seussville can accommodate up to six guests and rents for about $64 a night, the posting says.
You can read more about staying in Seussville on Airbnb.
Guests say their trips to Seusville have been nothing short of magical.
“This place was incredibly adorable and we spent the majority of our time posting images to social media so that the world could see that this place exists,” one reviewer wrote.
“Awesome blast from our childhood,” wrote another. “Definitely recommend.”
“This is one of the most magical Airbnbs you’ll ever stay at. The Dr. Seuss theme is absolutely adorable....the attention to detail is unbelievable. Even the pens were disguised as Thing 1 and Thing 2.”
