From haunted morgues to horror movie cabins, Airbnb's spookiest accommodations are attracting Gen Z travelers this Halloween.

Halloween is on a Saturday this year, and Gen Z is apparently looking to make a weekend of it. Searches for Halloween weekend accommodations among Gen Z travelers are up nearly 45 percent compared to last year, as younger travelers look for more specific — and occasionally haunted — details, according to new data from Airbnb.

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Halloween is on a Saturday this year, and Gen Z is apparently looking to make a weekend of it. Searches for Halloween weekend stays among Gen Z travelers are up nearly 45 percent year-over-year as younger travelers seek more elaborate — and occasionally haunted — getaways, according to new data from Airbnb.

General searches for Oct. 30-Nov. 1 weekend is up nearly 15% year-over-year, while favorites with Halloween-inspired titles are up nearly 60%. Salem, Massachusetts is perhaps unsurprisingly the most popular vacation destination in the United States. RELATED STORIES Telly Awards Adds Microseries Race Track With Dozen New Categories (Exclusive) 'Sin Filtro' Producer JK Media Produces First Original Microdramas Shot in US for TelevisaUnivision's ViXMicrO (Exclusive).

To capitalize on that interest, Airbnb has rounded up 31 properties designed for different Halloween sensibilities, from cozy New England accommodations that could pass for a "Gilmore Girls" setting to spooky-themed secluded cabins and historic homes with reported paranormal activity. Some tend to the season with elaborate movie-inspired sets and interactive mysteries. Others have histories that are distressing enough on their own.

Among the more unusual options are a former Missouri morgue outfitted with ghost-hunting equipment, a Nevada mining cabin previously featured in a paranormal reality series, and a giant bear hideout that borrows a memorable bathroom scene from a horror classic.

Here are seven accommodations worth considering for Halloween weekend—or a spooky getaway any time of year.

For horror fans who'd rather spend Halloween inside a horror movie than watching a movie, this Big Bear Cabin goes all out in the genre. The vintage-inspired rental features an elaborate bathroom modeled after a famous horror movie scene, complete with an ax in the doorway. Ghostly special effects and an interactive escape room puzzle add to the atmosphere, making this one of the more dramatic options on Airbnb listings. This is a special break for fans who plan to marathon classic slasher movies.

This Missouri property doesn't need to over-produce its Halloween atmosphere. The building previously served as a morgue, funeral home, church and museum, and its current owners have nod to that unusual history with morgue-inspired decor. Guests staying in the warehouse can also try their hand at paranormal research with the spirit box, electromagnetic field detector and dowsing rods. Whether ghosts actually appear is another question, but it's a much more inclusive alternative to watching an episode of Ghostbusters.

For travelers whose Halloween tastes are more gothic mystery than slasher flicks, Philadelphia's Hewitt offers the perfect setting. Located on the third floor of a 2,500-square-foot 1886 Queen Anne Victorian mansion in historic Germantown, this rental features period architecture and a hidden east wing accessed through a bookcase door. It lends itself to a weekend of murder mysteries, candlelit dinners and Victorian intrigue - without the need for anything really disturbing.

A former church built in 1862 has become one of the most unusual group getaways in the Berkshires. The 4,000-square-foot property underwent four years of transformation while retaining its original stained glass windows and many of its ecclesiastical features. Modern amenities include a cedar sauna and a playhouse with a speaker-style bar. It's an attractive option for groups looking to combine a leafy weekend in New England with something a little more gothic.

Located approximately eight miles from the entrance to Death Valley National Park, this restored miner's cabin dates back to the early 1900s and has a fantastic reputation. The property has previously been featured in a paranormal reality series, although its reported haunting is a matter of local legend rather than established fact. Its remote desert location and mining history should appeal to travelers looking for something closer to a real ghost story than a typical vacation rental.

Not every Halloween escape needs a ghost. At the end of a winding sand road on the Upper Michigan peninsula, Anam Cara's cabin is built of stone, wood and bark, with handcrafted lighting, a wood-burning fireplace and a half-mile of shoreline. This remote lakeside property is especially suited to travelers who prefer the quieter side of the spooky season: dark skies, dense forests, and the kind of solitude that would make a horror movie hero nervous.

For those who prefer the cozy side of fall, The Word Barn offers a simple New England escape. Located in a renovated farm barn in Exeter, New Hampshire, this apartment is next to a literary and live music venue in the countryside. Rather than haunted hallways or stage frights, the appeal here is the autumnal, weekend scenery organized around books and plays. Think more Gilmore Girls than The Summons.