Inside Lady Gaga's Airbnb Super Bowl Home in Houston
The singer stayed in a Houston mansion as she prepared for Super Bowl LI.
— -- Lady Gaga stole the show at Super Bowl LI in Houston as the halftime headliner, and now we know where the singer spent her time while preparing for her headline-making halftime show.
![PHOTO: Lady Gaga rented this $20 million Houston estate, Villa Encantado, through Airbnb Super Bowl weekend.](https://s.abcnews.com/images/Entertainment/HT-Gaga-Airbnb-02-rc-170206.jpg)
Gaga, 30, stayed in a nearly 10,000-square-foot Mediterranean mansion in Houston at a cost of $10,000 per night courtesy of Airbnb.
The rental company said the listing gifted to Gaga is a $20 million estate that features five bedroom suites, five-and-a-half bathrooms, a kitchen with a limestone fireplace, a “state-of-the-art fitness center” featuring a sauna and a “resort-inspired” pool.
![PHOTO: Lady Gaga rented this $20 million Houston estate, Villa Encantado, through Airbnb Super Bowl weekend.](https://s.abcnews.com/images/Entertainment/HT-Gaga-Airbnb-03-rc-170206.jpg)
The home’s bedrooms also include “expansive walk-in closets,” according to Airbnb. The closets and the fitness center were likely well-used by Gaga, who wowed the Super Bowl audience with her acrobatic skills and wardrobe changes.
Gaga’s 12-minute halftime performance opened with her descending onto the football field at NRG Stadium suspended by cables, which she later used to perform flips across the stage.
![PHOTO: Lady Gaga rented this $20 million Houston estate, Villa Encantado, through Airbnb Super Bowl weekend.](https://s.abcnews.com/images/Entertainment/HT-Gaga-Airbnb-01-rc-170206.jpg)
Gaga opened her medley of her greatest hits and patriotic songs in a long-sleeved sparkling leotard. She later added a gold jacket over the leotard and later changed into a sparkling crop top with shoulder pads that appeared to resemble football pads and matching boy-short bottoms.
The gated Houston home used by Gaga is listed on Airbnb by a user who joined the site in January, according to the home's online listing. The home requires a $5,000 security deposit and is available for a minimum of seven nights.
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Gaga stayed in the Houston home for the week prior to Sunday's Super Bowl featuring the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons, a representative for Airbnb told ABC News.
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The "Bad Romance" singer took to Instagram today to thank Airbnb for the home.