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Among the 1376200 accommodations in Alaska, here are the 4 best family friendly rentals

Family Vacation Destination! Lake Activities And Game House! - Alaska
9.9 84 reviews
Alaska
06/27 – 07/04
$595/nighttotal: $4165 (7 )

Family Vacation Destination! Lake Activities And Game House!

2 2
apartment , Nikiski
This lakefront home near Nikiski, Alaska, offers direct access to a private over-water deck and is a ten-minute drive from Swanson River and Captain Cook State Park.
Sleeping up to six guests in two bedrooms and a sleeper sofa, this fully equipped rental boasts a renovated bathroom, fast Wi-Fi, a fitness center, and on-site amenities including a rowboat, canoe, paddleboard, and grill, perfect for enjoying nearby fishing spots and outdoor recreation.
Lake House In Willow, Alaska - Alaska
9.9 55 reviews
Alaska
09/01 – 09/30
$137/nighttotal: $3973 (29 )

Lake House In Willow, Alaska

1 2
apartment , Willow
This Willow lakefront cabin offers direct access to a motorized lake and proximity to Nordic skiing and snowmobiling trails.
The two-bedroom, one-bathroom home sleeps seven guests in a private bedroom and spacious loft, featuring a kitchen with a fridge and microwave, Wi-Fi, a garden, parking, and kayak/paddleboat access for swimming, fishing, and paddling; a detached bunkhouse is optionally available.
Dollhouse Downtown - Alaska
Alaska
06/27 – 07/04
$377/nighttotal: $2639 (7 )

Dollhouse Downtown

1 2
apartment , Fairbanks
Apartment listing. Your accommodation will be based in Fairbanks.
Facilities and services include a kitchen, a fridge and an access for persons with reduced mobility.
Lakefront Fairbanks Unit, 1 Mile To Pioneer Park! - Alaska
9.4 36 reviews
Alaska
09/01 – 09/30
$267/nighttotal: $7743 (29 )

Lakefront Fairbanks Unit, 1 Mile To Pioneer Park!

3 2
apartment , Fairbanks
This 1,800 sq ft apartment in Fairbanks' Westgate neighborhood is located 1 mile from Pioneer Park and the Alaska House Art Gallery, offering proximity to the Chena River and local attractions.
This family-friendly lodging accommodates up to 6 guests with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a full kitchen, free Wi-Fi, a garden, and a spa, ideal for exploring Fairbanks' seasonal events and outdoor activities.

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Best Alaska lodging with a balcony

Charming, Dog-friendly Condo W/ Mountain Views - Ski-in/ski-out - Alaska
8.8 24 reviews
Alaska
09/01 – 09/30
$248/nighttotal: $7192 (29 )

Charming, Dog-friendly Condo W/ Mountain Views - Ski-in/ski-out

1 2
apartment , Anchorage
This condo is located in Alyeska, Girdwood, offering ski-in/ski-out access to Alyeska Ski Resort, with Anchorage 41.1 miles away.
This 740 sq ft unit features 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, and sleeps 8, with a full kitchen, balcony with mountain views, free WiFi, and free parking for 2 vehicles, providing direct access to Chugach State Park hiking and biking trails.
Modern Mountain View Suite  Walk To Downtown Eats - Alaska
10 2 reviews
Alaska
06/30 – 07/07
$520/nighttotal: $3640 (7 )

Modern Mountain View Suite Walk To Downtown Eats

1 2
B&B , Palmer
This centrally located Palmer apartment offers easy walking access to the Mat-Su Visitors Center, Colony House Museum, and Palmer Visitor Information Center, and is within 3 miles of Arkose Brewery and the Palmer Golf Course.
This 500-square-foot unit features one bedroom, two bathrooms, sleeps two guests, and includes a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave, dishwasher, in-unit laundry, and on-site parking.
Semi-secluded Lodge Style: King Bed, Garage, Laundry, Wifi - Alaska
9.4 3 reviews
Alaska
06/30 – 07/07
$379/nighttotal: $2653 (7 )

Semi-secluded Lodge Style: King Bed, Garage, Laundry, Wifi

2 2
apartment , Anchorage
This Northeast Anchorage condo, located within two miles of Cook Inlet and parks like Nunaka Valley North Park and Russian Jack Springs Park, offers easy access to outdoor recreation. This 890-square-foot apartment features two bedrooms, one bathroom, sleeps five, and includes a fully equipped kitchen, patio, and shared barbecue grills.
Cozy Big Lake Cabin Retreat With Washer & Dryer And Private Hot Tub & Sauna - Alaska
9.6 5 reviews
Alaska
06/27 – 07/04
$353/nighttotal: $2471 (7 )

Cozy Big Lake Cabin Retreat With Washer & Dryer And Private Hot Tub & Sauna

1 2
cabin , Big Lake
This Big Lake cabin rental is located within two miles of Big Lake North State Recreation Area and Rocky Lake State Recreation Site, and three miles from Birch Lake and Big Lake South State Recreation Site.
This 400-square-foot lakeside cottage features one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeps four, and includes a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, and washer, plus free WiFi, a fireplace, and a smart TV.

Frequently Asked Questions about short term rentals in Alaska

  • What attractions should you visit during a week-long stay in Alaska?

    A week in Alaska is a whirlwind! For a balanced trip, you could spend a couple of days in Anchorage, visiting the Anchorage Museum and exploring Kincaid Park. Then, fly to Denali National Park and Preserve for a day or two of hiking and wildlife viewing. Consider a flightseeing tour for stunning views. Finally, dedicate a day or two to exploring Seward, taking a Kenai Fjords National Park cruise to see glaciers and marine wildlife. You might squeeze in a visit to a local brewery in Anchorage or Seward.
  • What are the best short term rentals in Alaska?

  • What types of short-term rentals are available in Alaska?

    If you are interested in privacy and comfort during your stay in Alaska you can book various short-term rentals that can work for you. Many families today prefer to book short-term rentals which allow them to stay privately and conveniently. You can look for various properties that fall under short-term rentals. Hence, you can look for rental condos, apartments and even townhouses. This would ensure that you can stay in Alaska with all the facilities and amenities you need for your loved ones. These properties are fully furnished with all kitchen and bathroom accessories offering you a great way to stay like a local in Alaska.
  • What attractions should you visit when you spend a month in Alaska?

    A month gives you time to really explore! Start in Anchorage, then head north to Fairbanks, exploring Denali National Park along the way. In Fairbanks, visit Pioneer Park and consider a day trip to Chena Hot Springs. From Fairbanks, you could take a scenic train journey to Seward, allowing you to see the Alaskan landscape. Spend considerable time in Seward and Kenai Fjords National Park, taking advantage of various activities like kayaking and hiking. Consider a trip to the Inside Passage by ferry, exploring Juneau and Ketchikan, known for their totem poles and rainforest hikes. Don't forget to allocate time for wildlife viewing opportunities throughout your journey.
  • What are the best short term rentals with a pool in Alaska?

  • What are the best kid-friendly attractions in Alaska?

    1. Alaska SeaLife Center - When you are visiting Alaska with kids you can take them to the Alaska SeaLife Center where they can see and learn more about the Alaskan marine life and even experience them by touching them in a tank.
    2. Alaska Zoo - You can never go wrong with the zoo experiences and Alaska Zoo can offer your kids plenty of hours of fun and excitement. Here kids can watch polar bears and other local wildlife animals in their natural habitat.
    3. Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center - This wildlife conservation center is for the sick, wounded and orphan animals but you can bring your kids to help them learn more about these animals and how they are important to the planet.
  • Can visitors to Alaska witness any unique natural cycles, like cherry blossom season or autumn colors?

    Alaska's natural cycles are spectacular, but different from the lower 48. You won't find cherry blossoms in the same way as Washington D.C. However, the fall colors in interior Alaska, particularly around Denali and Fairbanks, are breathtaking, typically peaking in September and October. The long summer days and the midnight sun are unique Alaskan experiences, along with the aurora borealis in winter.
  • What are the best short term rentals with a jacuzzi in Alaska?

  • What's the best place to stay close to in Alaska?

    If you are visiting Alaska for the first time you would want to choose and stay in Downtown Anchorage where you can get the best deals. This is important because you want to get the right comfort and convenience. Anchorage can provide you with plenty of hotel options and rental accommodations as well. This allows you to choose from the right options you can find. Also, being Downtown Anchorage you can find plenty of shopping malls and museums and other places you can tour. You can also find the best restaurants and bars where you can spend time with your family and loved ones. Anchorage also ensures better connectivity to different towns in Alaska.
  • What are the most meaningful ways to engage with locals and discover the culture in Alaska?

    To truly experience Alaskan culture, consider visiting smaller towns and villages. Attend a local potlatch (if you can find one scheduled), a traditional celebration with food, music, and dancing. Visit local museums and cultural centers to learn about Alaska Native art and history. Talking with people who work in tourism, like tour guides, can also be a great way to learn about the state. Try to eat at locally-owned restaurants and shops to support the community.
  • What are the best short term rentals for families and kids in Alaska?

    The best short term rentals for families and kids in Alaska are Borealis Cabin - Private Cabin W/loft, Sauerdough Lodging and Denali Tri-valley Cabins.

  • What are the best shopping malls in Alaska?

    1. The Dimond Center - If you plan to shop when you are in Alaska you can visit The Dimond Center in Anchorage which can provide you with hours of shopping experience. It is also the largest shopping mall in Alaska.
    2. Anchorage 5th Avenue Mall - When you are exploring Downtown Anchorage you can also visit Anchorage 5th Avenue Mall. This is the only mall in Alaska with a JCPenney store and has five levels of shopping options.
    3. Glenn Square - If you are shopping in Alaska you also have to visit Glenn Square where you can shop at plenty of local stores and boutiques. Here you can also find various dining options as well.
  • Are there any distinctive cultural activities or hands-on workshops in Alaska?

    Yes! Many communities offer workshops on Alaska Native crafts like carving, beading, and weaving. Look for these opportunities in towns like Juneau, Sitka, and Anchorage. Some parks offer ranger-led programs focusing on Alaskan wildlife and ecology. You might find gold panning workshops in areas with a gold rush history like Fairbanks.
  • What is the best place to book a short-term rental for the Alaska State Fair in Alaska?

    If you are planning to visit Alaska for the Alaska State Fair in Palmer you should book your short-term rental in Anchorage. This is the best option you can choose because you want to find more choices. Palmer is 45 minutes northeast of Anchorage and that can allow you to be close to the venue. If you are visiting the fair you would want to book short-term rentals that can help you stay near the venue. Also, Anchorage can provide you with a variety of rental apartments, condos and townhouses which makes it easier for you to stay like a local. Also, you can explore Anchorage as well and get the best restaurants, bars, breweries and eateries to help you during your stay in Alaska.
  • What are some secret spots or hidden treasures to visit in Alaska?

    There are many less-visited gems. The Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is a remote wilderness area with incredible scenery and hiking opportunities. Katmai National Park and Preserve is known for its abundant brown bears. For a more unique experience, consider exploring some of the smaller fishing villages along the coast. These places offer a chance to experience authentic Alaskan life.
  • What should not be left out of your suitcase if you are going to Alaska?

    Pack layers! Alaska's weather is unpredictable. Bring waterproof and windproof outerwear, warm layers like fleece and down jackets, sturdy hiking boots, and rain gear. Sunscreen and sunglasses are essential, even on cloudy days. Insect repellent is a must, especially during the summer months. Don't forget a hat and gloves.
  • What are the most popular festivals in Alaska?

    The Fur Rendezvous in Anchorage is a huge winter festival with events like dog sled races and snow sculptures. The Alaska State Fair in Palmer offers agricultural competitions, live music, and carnival rides. Many smaller communities have their own unique festivals celebrating their heritage and culture throughout the year. Check local listings for specific dates.
  • Where should you try the best local food in Alaska?

    For fresh seafood, try restaurants in Seward or Homer. Anchorage offers a diverse culinary scene with options ranging from Alaskan salmon to reindeer sausage. Fairbanks has restaurants specializing in Alaskan game. Many restaurants throughout the state emphasize locally sourced ingredients. Don't be afraid to venture beyond the major cities and sample the food in smaller towns – you might be surprised!

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Best Alaska lodging with a kitchen

2 Mins From Airport! 1 Bdr With Large Backyard - Alaska
9.5 29 reviews
Alaska
06/27 – 07/04
$207/nighttotal: $1449 (7 )

2 Mins From Airport! 1 Bdr With Large Backyard

1 2
apartment , Anchorage
This one-bedroom rental unit is situated in a quiet residential neighborhood near Lake Hood, offering exceptional proximity just 5 minutes from Anchorage International Airport.
This apartment accommodates up to two guests and features a fully stocked kitchen with full-size appliances, a King bed, a sofa bed, off-street parking, and fast Wi-Fi, ideal for exploring local dining and parks.
Woodland Apartment Midtown Anchorage - Alaska
9.2 5 reviews
Alaska
06/27 – 07/04
$318/nighttotal: $2226 (7 )

Woodland Apartment Midtown Anchorage

2 2
apartment , Anchorage
This Anchorage apartment rental, located in the Spenard neighborhood, offers convenient proximity to Pop Carr Park and Campbell Creek Greenbelt Park, and is within easy reach of the Anchorage 5th Avenue Mall.
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom unit features a rustic-modern 1950s log cabin aesthetic, sleeps four guests comfortably, includes a fully equipped kitchen, on-site laundry, and a large front yard perfect for outdoor activities; pet-friendly with communal snow shoveling.
Alaska Windflower Escape - Alaska
9.8 76 reviews
Alaska
09/01 – 09/30
$147/nighttotal: $4263 (29 )

Alaska Windflower Escape

2 2
apartment , Anchorage
This Campbell Park rental is conveniently located within two miles of Putters Wild, Campbell Creek Greenbelt Park, and David Green Park, and three miles from Providence Alaska Medical Center and the University of Alaska Anchorage.
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment sleeps four and boasts a fully equipped kitchen, in-unit laundry, a private balcony, a Jacuzzi, and convenient on-site parking.
Alaska Aurora The Big Dipper - Alaska
9.8 133 reviews
Alaska
06/27 – 07/04
$149/nighttotal: $1043 (7 )

Alaska Aurora The Big Dipper

1 2
cabin , Badger
This cabin is located in a rural area 5 miles from Eielson AFB Front Gate and 25 miles from Fairbanks Airport, offering prime access to Northern Lights and midnight sun viewing opportunities.
This accommodation, designed for honeymooners and romantic getaways, features a full kitchen, a large deck with scenic views, a living room with TV and DVD player, and offers tours through Alaska Aurora Lodge.

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Best Alaska lodging with laundry available

Margos Home - Alaska
8.4 5 reviews
Alaska
06/27 – 07/04
$259/nighttotal: $1813 (7 )

Margos Home

2 2
apartment , Fairbanks
This Fairbanks townhome near Pioneer Park and the Big Dipper Ice Arena offers easy access to Birch Hill Recreation Area and the Chena River.
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment sleeps four guests comfortably with two king-sized beds, free WiFi, on-site laundry, and in-unit heating; nearby attractions include the Alaska House Art Gallery.
Modern 1 Bedroom Close To Uaa - Alaska
8.8 13 reviews
Alaska
06/27 – 07/04
$219/nighttotal: $1533 (7 )

Modern 1 Bedroom Close To Uaa

1 2
apartment , Anchorage
This Hillside Anchorage apartment is conveniently located within a 15-minute walk of Providence Alaska Medical Center and the University of Alaska Anchorage, and less than 1.2 miles from David Green Park and Goose Lake Park. This one-bedroom, two-bathroom rental offers comfortable accommodations for up to four guests, boasting a fully equipped kitchen, in-unit laundry, and on-site parking—a valuable asset in Anchorage.
Pioneer “Peek” Loft - Alaska
10 7 reviews
Alaska
09/01 – 09/30
$82/nighttotal: $2378 (29 )

Pioneer “Peek” Loft

1 2
apartment , Palmer
This Palmer, Alaska apartment rental is a one-bedroom, one-bathroom loft ideal for traveling professionals, offering short-term or long-term stays.
The unit features a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, freezer, microwave, and dishwasher; heated garage parking is included, and it comfortably sleeps two guests.
Nuutah Hwnax (Palmer House) - Suite 1 - Alaska
10 11 reviews
Alaska
07/21 – 09/02
$124/nighttotal: $5332 (43 )

Nuutah Hwnax (Palmer House) - Suite 1

1 2
apartment , Palmer
This Palmer apartment rental is conveniently located between the Palmer-Wasilla Highway and Bogard Road, providing easy access to downtown Palmer.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit sleeps two guests and includes a kitchen with a fridge, freezer, microwave, and dishwasher, plus access to a shared yard.
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