Inside Beyonce’s $10,000/Night Super Bowl Airbnb Rental

What does one do after seriously slaying at the Super Bowl halftime show? Check into this contemporary masterpiece in Los Altos Hills, California, of course. Queen Bey, Jay-Z and Blue Ivy picked this $10,000/night pad, opting for a private residence instead of a typical hotel.

The gorgeous home boasts five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a vanishing edge pool and sweeping views of the San Francisco Bay Area.

The mansion’s outdoor lounge area and fire pit were the perfect backdrop for the superstar family to kick back after a wild weekend.

It really doesn’t get better than this amazing outdoor space.

It’s easy to see why the estate’s indoor-outdoor living space fit Beyonce’s bill.

This net-zero energy home produces all of its own energy on site, making it beautiful and practical.

We wonder if the musical family had some fun on this piano?

That view gets us every time. All in all, the estate is 11 acres.

Floor-to-ceiling glass walls disappear entirely, integrating the indoor and outdoor spaces and allowing for 270 degree views from San Francisco and across the bay to all of Silicon Valley.

The kitchen includes five ovens, a steam oven, three dishwashers, a butler pantry, and induction cooktop (and that’s on top of the full outdoor kitchen).

The bedroom suites are built to offer luxury and privacy.

The bathroom is its own little oasis on the property.

Guests truly feel one with nature in this home. Also on site: an orchard with 60 fruit trees and a rooftop vegetable garden that provides fresh fruits and veggies all year long.

The listing boasts plenty of lemon cello, straight from the estate’s own orchard.

The main control room and AV equipment room make this paradise possible.

Now that you’ve seen the mansion, including this infinity pool with its built-in jacuzzi, we bet you can see why Beyonce chose it as her post-Super Bowl retreat.

Read more about this listing here.

In fact, she posted this pic on Facebook, saying: “It was a Super weekend Airbnb.”