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Newly Updated Modern 2 Br  Scottsdale Condo. - Arizona
10 137 reviews

Newly Updated Modern 2 Br Scottsdale Condo.

apartment, Scottsdale
This centrally located Scottsdale condo is near Old Town Scottsdale, a short drive from Scottsdale Fashion Square mall and numerous restaurants and bars.
The 880-square-foot apartment features two king bedrooms, one bathroom, accommodates four guests, and offers a furnished patio, access to a community pool, hot tub, fitness center, and tennis court.
Make Memories In This Comfy Two Bedroom Home - Arizona
9.8 99 reviews

Make Memories In This Comfy Two Bedroom Home

apartment, Pine
This vacation home is located in a rural area in Pine, Arizona, offering a tranquil and secluded atmosphere. It is 1.4 miles from Myra's Art Gallery and 8.5 miles from Tonto Natural Bridge State Park, making it an ideal base for exploring the area. The home has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and user experience.
The house has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a sofa bed, providing comfortable accommodations for up to six guests. The floor area is 1300 square feet. The house is fully equipped with modern amenities, including a kitchen with a fridge, freezer, microwave oven, and dishwasher. It also has air conditioning, a terrace/balcony, a garden, and parking. Guests can enjoy outdoor dining and entertainment options with the barbecue grill and garden area. The house is smoke-free and pet-friendly.
Sunhaven Retreat  Poolside Fun In Tempe W/ Spa, Game Room & Rv Parking - Arizona
10 2 reviews

Sunhaven Retreat Poolside Fun In Tempe W/ Spa, Game Room & Rv Parking

apartment, Tempe
This five-bedroom, three-bathroom Tempe vacation home is located in the desirable Gililland neighborhood, offering easy access to Tempe Town Lake, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, and Arizona State University.
This newly built (2024) rental boasts a spacious layout sleeping up to 11 guests, featuring modern amenities including a full kitchen with dishwasher, in-unit laundry, and high-speed WiFi, plus a convenient location near public transportation.
Adair Springs Cabin - Arizona
9.6 171 reviews

Adair Springs Cabin

cabin, Pinetop-Lakeside
Adair Springs Cabin is located in Pinetop-Lakeside, Arizona, just 14 miles from Show Low Regional Airport, offering a convenient and scenic getaway. The cabin consistently receives excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom cabin provides comfortable accommodations for up to five guests within its 670 square feet of space. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, private terrace, on-site restaurant, children's playground, swimming pool, and access to nearby skiing, fishing, and hiking opportunities.

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Best Arizona lodging with a balcony

Beautiful Home With Private Pool, W/d, Central Ac & Great Locale - Dog-friendly - Arizona
9.8 23 reviews

Beautiful Home With Private Pool, W/d, Central Ac & Great Locale - Dog-friendly

apartment, Mesa
This East Mesa house rental is located on a quarter-acre corner lot in a quiet neighborhood, offering convenient access within minutes to shops, restaurants, theme parks, and golf clubs like Longbow Golf Club and Las Sendas Golf Club.
This spacious 2990 sq ft home features 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and accommodates up to 10 guests, boasting an oversized entertainer's backyard with a private pool, a covered patio with a heater and gas grill, and two dedicated desk work areas.
Rancho Milagro Bed & Breakfast - Arizona
8.8 90 reviews

Rancho Milagro Bed & Breakfast

B&B, Elgin
Rancho Milagro Bed & Breakfast is located in Elgin, just a short drive from Tucson International Airport and offers mountain views and a peaceful escape. The B&B has received very good user ratings and excellent location ratings.
The inn has one bedroom, one bathroom, and can accommodate up to two guests. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, private parking, air-conditioned rooms with spa baths, a continental breakfast, a picnic area, cycling and hiking trails, a sun terrace, and comfortable amenities.
Two-story Cabin With Furnished Decks, Fireplace, Washer/dryer, & Central Ac - Arizona
9.2 11 reviews

Two-story Cabin With Furnished Decks, Fireplace, Washer/dryer, & Central Ac

apartment, Pinetop-Lakeside
This two-story townhouse is located in the Pinetop forests, a short distance from grocery stores, hiking trails, skiing slopes, and the Pinetop Lakes Golf & Country Club.
This 2000 square foot condo sleeps 8 guests and offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave, and dishwasher, central air conditioning, a terrace, and parking.
Bright Urban Retreat | Balcony Gym Washer/dryer - Arizona
9.0 4 reviews

Bright Urban Retreat | Balcony Gym Washer/dryer

apartment, Scottsdale
This Scottsdale condo in the Cox Heights neighborhood is located 4 minutes by car from Tempe Town Lake and 5 minutes by car from the Desert Botanical Garden.
This 950 sq ft residence accommodates up to 8 guests with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, featuring a private balcony, on-site fitness center, full kitchen with appliances, Wi-Fi, and in-unit laundry.

Frequently Asked Questions about short term rentals in Arizona

  • What attractions should one visit during a week-long stay in Arizona?

    A week in Arizona allows for a taste of the diverse landscapes. Start in the Grand Canyon, spending at least a day and a half exploring the South Rim. Then, head to Sedona, known for its red rock formations and spiritual vortexes; hike Devil's Bridge or Cathedral Rock. Next, explore the Sonoran Desert; consider visiting Saguaro National Park, home to giant saguaro cacti. If time allows, squeeze in a visit to a charming town like Jerome, a former copper mining town with a rich history and stunning views.
  • What are the best short term rentals in Arizona?

    Among the short term rentals in Arizona, Eagle Dancer - Upper Casita - Luxury Retreat W/spa, The White Buffalo Casita and Inn History Grand Canyon Cabin are the most popular ones.

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

    When you are exploring Arizona you would want to look for accommodations that can make a difference. If you are not looking for hotels you can focus on short-term rentals which would allow you to make the most of your stay. These short-term rentals are available in different types including apartments, condos and townhouses. Hence, you can decide what you prefer to rent when you are staying in different cities across Arizona. Similarly, when you are travelling with a pet you can look for pet-friendly short-term rentals. Also, these apartments and condos are fully furnished with all modern kitchen and bathroom facilities and amenities to ensure you can have the right stay experience.
  • What attractions should one visit during a month-long stay in Arizona?

    A month gives you time to really explore! Besides the Grand Canyon (allow ample time for both South and North Rims), spend time in various national parks like Petrified Forest National Park, known for its petrified wood, and Zion National Park (though technically in Utah, it's a short drive from Arizona's northern border). Explore the diverse landscapes of Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon (in Page, Arizona), and Horseshoe Bend. Visit Arizona's charming towns like Bisbee, Tombstone, and Prescott. Consider a trip to the Hoover Dam, a marvel of engineering.
  • What are the best short term rentals with a pool in Arizona?

  • What are some unmissable activities in Arizona State?

    1. Visit the Grand Canyon - When you are exploring Arizona you would not want to miss exploring the Grand Canyon. This is one of the wonders of the world and therefore you need to take a tour of this magnificent place.
    2. Explore the Antelope Canyon - When you are in Arizona you have to visit and explore the breathtakingly amazing Antelope Canyon which is one of the most photographed slot canyons in the world.
    3. Drive through the Iconic Route 66 - Route 66 is one of the most important routes in American history and if you have a vehicle you can drive down through Arizona and even cover cities like Flagstaff and Winslow.
  • Can visitors to Arizona witness any unique natural cycles, like cherry blossom season or autumn colors?

    Arizona's climate means it doesn't have the same vibrant fall foliage as the East Coast. However, the high-elevation forests in northern Arizona do experience some color changes in the fall, though it's less dramatic than in other parts of the country. There aren't significant cherry blossoms, but the desert blooms in spring are spectacular, with wildflowers carpeting various areas, particularly in the Sonoran Desert.
  • What are the best short term rentals with a jacuzzi in Arizona?

  • What are some must-visit outdoor attractions in Arizona State?

    1. Grand Canyon - It is very obvious that the Grand Canyon is one of the most popular outdoor attractions in the state. This is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and you have to experience it in person when you are in Arizona.
    2. Saguaro National Park - When you are exploring Arizona you have to visit the Saguaro National Park which is home to the saguaro cactus which you can find here in abundance. Many of the cacti here are more than 200 years old and 50 feet tall.
    3. Monument Valley - Located on the Arizona-Utah border, Monument Valley is one of the most photographed places in Arizona known for its abundant mesas and buttes and sandstone monoliths that symbolizes the Wild West.
  • What are the most meaningful ways to engage with locals and discover the culture in Arizona?

    Visit local farmers' markets, like the one in Tempe, to interact with vendors and learn about regional produce. Attend events at local art galleries and museums in cities like Tucson and Phoenix. Consider taking a guided tour focusing on Native American culture and history; many reservations offer tours and cultural demonstrations. Exploring smaller towns like Jerome or Bisbee provides opportunities to meet residents and learn about the area's unique history.
  • What are the best short term rentals for families and kids in Arizona?

  • What are some major sporting events in Arizona State?

    1. Major League Baseball Games - One of the major sporting events in Arizona is Major League Baseball games where you can see locals supporting the Arizona Diamondbacks against some of the top Major League Baseball teams.
    2. Arizona College Basketball - Many people in Arizona support the college basketball games and Arizona Wildcats are among the top basketball teams that compete with some of the popular basketball teams.
    3. NASCAR Cup Championship - One of the biggest NASCAR racing events that is held in Arizona is the NASCAR Cup Championship held at the Phoenix Raceway.
  • Are there any distinctive cultural activities or hands-on workshops in Arizona?

    Yes! Many places offer Native American pottery and weaving workshops. Sedona has numerous spiritual and energy healing workshops. Tucson is known for its rich culinary scene, offering cooking classes focusing on Southwestern cuisine. Several locations offer stargazing tours and workshops, taking advantage of Arizona's clear night skies.
  • What are some must-try street foods in Arizona State?

    When you are exploring the streets of various Arizona cities and towns you would want to explore the food trucks and various street food stalls. Tacos are one of the most popular street food items that you can find across Arizona. Also, you can look out for food trucks that offer chimichangas, green corn tamales, Sonoran hot dogs and carne asada. Similarly, you can also find places where you can try out pancakes, fry bread, cheese crisps and many other street food items that have Mexican cuisine influence like burritos and enchiladas. In various cities, you can also find Asian food items like noodles and soups when you are looking for street food.
  • What are some secret spots or hidden treasures to visit in Arizona?

    The Wave in Coyote Buttes North requires a permit lottery, making it a unique and less-crowded experience. Havasu Falls in Havasupai Indian Reservation is stunning, but requires a permit and a challenging hike. Chiricahua National Monument offers unique rock formations and hiking trails that are less crowded than some of Arizona's more popular destinations. The Montezuma Castle National Monument is a well-preserved cliff dwelling.
  • What should not be left out of your suitcase if you are going to Arizona?

    Pack layers! Arizona's temperatures vary greatly, especially depending on elevation and time of year. Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are essential to protect yourself from the strong desert sun. Sturdy hiking shoes are crucial if you plan on exploring the many trails. Bring plenty of water, especially if you're hiking. Consider packing insect repellent, particularly for areas with higher elevation or more vegetation.
  • What are the most popular festivals in Arizona?

    The Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair and Market in Phoenix is a major event celebrating Native American art and culture. The Scottsdale Arts Festival is a renowned visual arts festival. Numerous smaller town celebrations occur throughout the year, celebrating local harvests and traditions. Check local listings for specific dates and events.
  • Where should one try the best local food in Arizona?

    For authentic Southwestern cuisine, explore restaurants in Tucson. Phoenix offers a diverse culinary scene, including many options for Sonoran-style hot dogs. In Sedona, you'll find many restaurants using locally sourced ingredients. Many smaller towns have unique restaurants reflecting their local history and culture. Trying different restaurants across the state is recommended to experience the diverse culinary offerings.

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Best Arizona lodging with a kitchen

Oasis In Tempe 1 - Arizona
9.7 12 reviews

Oasis In Tempe 1

apartment, Tempe
This Tempe vacation rental boasts a prime location in Tempe's downtown, just five minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and minutes from Arizona State University and Old Town Scottsdale.
The two-bedroom, one-bathroom home comfortably sleeps four guests and features a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, parking, and excellent internet access.
Largest Remodeled 2 Bd+ 2 Bath+ Loft Overlooking Pool, Gated, Tennis, Pickleball - Arizona
10 228 reviews

Largest Remodeled 2 Bd+ 2 Bath+ Loft Overlooking Pool, Gated, Tennis, Pickleball

apartment, Phoenix
This North Mountain condo is 6 miles from Castles N' Coasters and Piestewa Peak, making it an ideal base to explore Phoenix. Guests have rated it excellent, praising its location and amenities.
The condo has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, accommodating up to 6 guests. Its 1,330 sq. ft. of living space includes a fully equipped kitchen, a fireplace, and a balcony. Guests can enjoy the outdoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, tennis court, and spa.
Stunning Southwest Style Vacation Home - Arizona
9.8 533 reviews

Stunning Southwest Style Vacation Home

apartment, Tucson
This spacious Tucson rental home, located in a suburban setting outside of downtown, offers stunning mountain views and a peaceful retreat while remaining conveniently close to Tucson's attractions.
The four-bedroom, two-bathroom house boasts a private pool, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, fireplace, three-car garage, and one-acre lot, comfortably accommodating up to eight guests with all the amenities for a relaxing stay.
Renovated Private In The Heart Of Old Town Scottsdale, Pool & Hot Tub, Outdoor Bar & Kitchen, Walk To Shops & Bars - Arizona
10 77 reviews

Renovated Private In The Heart Of Old Town Scottsdale, Pool & Hot Tub, Outdoor Bar & Kitchen, Walk To Shops & Bars

apartment, Scottsdale
This renovated four-bedroom Scottsdale apartment is located in Old Town, a short walk from shops and bars, 3.5 miles from the Desert Botanical Garden and 3.9 miles from the Phoenix Zoo.
The 1400-square-foot rental boasts three bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a private balcony with mountain and garden views, plus resort-style amenities including a pool, hot tub, fitness center, and tennis court.

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Best Arizona lodging with laundry available

Mountain View 1 Bedroom Apartment, Unit B, Private Entrance - Arizona
9.8 405 reviews

Mountain View 1 Bedroom Apartment, Unit B, Private Entrance

apartment, Sedona
This Sedona apartment rental is situated in a residential area, 6.4 miles from the Chapel of the Holy Cross and within 28 miles of both the Coconino County Fairgrounds and Cliff Castle Casino.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom unit sleeps two guests and features a fully equipped kitchenette, private terrace with mountain views, free Wi-Fi, and free private parking; a relaxing garden and laundry service are also available.
Beautiful Queen Creek Az - Arizona
10 34 reviews

Beautiful Queen Creek Az

apartment, Queen Creek
This Queen Creek vacation home boasts a mountainside location, conveniently situated within three miles of Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre, Pocket Park for Pups, and Desert Grove Family Medical, and six miles from San Tan Mountain Regional Park and Schnepf Farms.
This five-bedroom, three-bathroom property sleeps 22 guests and features a private pool, spa, tennis court, and a full kitchen with modern appliances, plus free Wi-Fi, a patio, and access to an on-site water park, arcade, and barbecue grills.
Fairbrook: Chic Design, Saltwater Pool W/ Hot Tub - Arizona
9.6 82 reviews

Fairbrook: Chic Design, Saltwater Pool W/ Hot Tub

apartment, Mesa
This East Mesa vacation rental is conveniently located near the Silver Star Playhouse (0.5 miles), Salt River Tubing, and the Arizona Commemorative Air Force Museum (within 3 miles).
This 1,750-square-foot, four-bedroom home comfortably sleeps eight guests and boasts a private pool, jacuzzi, and outdoor barbecue grills, perfect for family gatherings or group getaways.
Heated Pool, Pickleball, Mini Putt,  Gym, Sleeps 24 - Arizona
No reviews

Heated Pool, Pickleball, Mini Putt, Gym, Sleeps 24

apartment, Phoenix
This Royal Palm Estates condo in Central Phoenix is a 600 sq ft, 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom unit accommodating up to 24 guests, featuring a resort-style pool and spa, a full sports court, an indoor entertainment zone with an arcade and movie theater, and a "Sweat & Sun" fitness studio.
This luxury apartment is conveniently located 18 minutes from downtown Phoenix entertainment, 22 minutes from Camelback Mountain, and 22 minutes from the Desert Botanical Garden, with nearby shopping and dining.
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