This new Airbnb will make your "heart go on" as soon as you step through the door. The waterfront villa, located in Quebec, isn't your average stay — it once belonged to the music icon Céline Dion.
According to the listing, the eight bedroom, four bathroom mansion in Laval "belonged to Madame Céline Dion, designed and built for Mom Dion."
While the host does not believe Dion herself lived in the mansion, her mother, tv personality Thérèse Tanguay-Dion, reportedly lived in the home until her death in 2020, according to Mansion Global.
Exterior of the Airbnb.Francois | Airbnb
The 6,000 square-foot home was listed for $2.4 million in April 2023 and the new owner has transformed it into an Airbnb that will have you vacationing like a diva.
Living room.Francois | Airbnb
The Airbnb, which went live just before Christmas 2023, sleeps up to 17 guests and offers "stunning views of the water."
Highlights include three gas fireplaces, a large double garage and a solarium which gazes over the water.
Solarium.Francois | Airbnb
The rental is close to "one of the largest parks in the area" as well as the Laurentian ski slopes and an airport.
As early as spring of 2024, the Airbnb will offer a thermal experience with amenities such as a "spa, sauna, cold bath, outdoor fire, meditation dock, yoga" and more.
Bathroom.Francois | Airbnb
Rates start at $1100 per night and can go up to $1500 during festivals and holidays.
It's located about two hours from Ottawa, making it an idyllic spot for a weekend getaway.
Dining area. Francois | Airbnb
Whether you're a huge Dion fan or just looking for a unique escape, this Airbnb hits all the right notes.
Waterfront Villa
Bedroom.
Price: $1100 + per night
Location: Laval, QC
Why You Need To Go: You can vacay like a star at Céline Dion's former property which is now available on Airbnb.
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