The Casbah Coffee Club in Liverpool, a historic venue where The Beatles performed over 40 times, has been transformed into an Airbnb, offering fans a unique opportunity to stay where the iconic band played. Opened in 1959 by Mona Best, mother of original drummer Pete Best, the venue initially hosted gigs for The Quarrymen, which later evolved into The Beatles. The property features five themed suites named after members of the Fab Four, excluding Ringo Starr, with decor that includes Beatles memorabilia and preserved elements from the 1960s. Pete Best emphasizes that the transformation serves as a 'lasting tribute' to the band, which he has worked on since 2020 with his brother Roag. The venue has already attracted guests from the UK and the US since its opening in August, although no reviews have been posted yet. This initiative aims to celebrate The Beatles' early legacy and keep the spirit of their music alive.