Where to Rent Celebrity Homes

The Scoop: Jagger’s six-bedroom Japanese-style beachfront villa is made up of six pavilions connected by elevated walkways that meander around the property’s lush palm trees. There’s an on-site tennis court, a large outdoor pool and hot tub, indoor and alfresco dining rooms, a game pavilion with a billiard table, and a housekeeper, gardener, and personal chef, all at your disposal. The best part? Spectacular views of the Caribbean.

The Price: $15,000–$19,000 per week.

The Scoop: Set on the grounds of the island’s exclusive Parrot Cay resort, Willis’s six-acre oceanfront compound has a five-bedroom main residence (with two detached guest suites) and two three-bedroom guest villas. Inside, you’ll find whitewashed walls and teakwood furnishings, a glassed-in seating area, four-poster beds with mosquito netting, and a spacious deck with a 70-by-45-foot heated negative-edge swimming pool.

The Price: $20,873 per night.

The Scoop: Brinkley’s home here is said to be just one of 18 of the star’s properties (many of them in the Hamptons). The lushly landscaped estate lies on more than an acre of private beachfront land at Parrot Cay, the private island resort (Brinkley’s remote villa is far removed from the hotel area and separated by a spit of land). There’s a private shower off each of the three bedrooms, a giant veranda with a 45-by-16-foot heated pool, and no shortage of alfresco daybeds, teak chaise lounges, and umbrellas. The villa comes with its own butler, and guests have access to a 13,000-square-foot open-air yoga studio and ayurvedic spa.

The Price: $8,107 per night.

The Scoop: Richards’s estate is one of the multimillion-dollar private residences at Parrot Cay—and it’s his favorite place to relax. It lies on nearly two acres of beachfront property and has three bedrooms, all with ocean views and claw-foot bathtubs. There’s a 60-inch rear projection television and DVD player set up in the living room, and outside, you’ll find a heated, negative-edge swimming pool as well as a garden tiki hut that’s perfect for massages.

The Price: $8,107 per night.

The Scoop: This 40-acre ranch estate and equestrian center looks almost exactly the same as when Griffin lived here, with photos of the star alongside musicians, actors, and presidents. There’s a 2,000-square-foot living room with a retractable dome skylight, and the master bedroom comes with a custom-made, pop-up flat-screen TV, a Moroccan-tiled steam shower, and Griffin’s beloved Boesendorfer grand piano. Surrounding the gated compound is a private lake filled with black bass, a saltwater infinity pool, a working horse ranch, and a racetrack.

The Price: $6,000 per night.

The Scoop: Powdery white-sand beaches and colorful coral reefs surround this 74-acre, private island retreat, which you and up to 27 guests can have all to yourselves. Perched on a hill overlooking the Caribbean, the Great House is a Balinese-style villa with eight rooms, each with a private balcony. Six more villas are scattered across the island, some built on the edge of a cliff, others set back against the greenery.

The Price: $51,000 per night for up to 28 guests (includes all meals, drinks, and a staff of 60).

The Scoop: The aviator’s three-bedroom, three-bath home is divided into three levels and contains original fixtures, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a pool and cabana. Hughes himself installed some of the property’s unique technology and quirky touches: lights, for instance, are turned on from floor-mounted foot panels, and the downstairs bathroom contains a long vanity with a built-in electric stovetop. The sprawling deck allows for 220-degree views of Palm Canyon Arroyo and Palm Springs.

The Price: $400 per night.

The Scoop: Aristotle Onassis purchased the 325-foot megayacht, the Christina O, in 1954 for a reported $34,000, then spent $4 million transforming the vessel into a luxury liner with 18 staterooms, a pool with a mosaic floor that morphs into a dance floor, a Renoir, and a grand spiral staircase with a silver and onyx handrail. You’ll be ensconced in history as well: onboard, Onassis entertained Marilyn Monroe, Greta Garbo, Frank Sinatra, Sir Winston Churchill (who first met John F. Kennedy there in 1957 at Ari’s bar), and many other notables (including his mistress Maria Callas and later wife Jacqueline Onassis).

The Price: $65,000 to $94,000 per night.

The Scoop: If size matters, look no further than Ted Turner’s 591,000-acre Vermejo Park Ranch (it’s two-thirds the size of Rhode Island). The property contains two main lodges (available April through November), but you can also choose to stay at Turner’s intimate eight-bedroom Casa Grande (at least, when he’s not there). Spend the afternoon fishing in one of the 21 trout-filled lakes or hunting for mule, deer, elk, and bison. Then end the day watching the wildlife from the ranch’s sweeping veranda as the sun fades into the Sangre de Cristo mountain range.

The Price: $650 per night.