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Experience Arizona’s stunning beauty from your very own vacation home
For adventure lovers, Arizona (AZ) is an ideal vacation destination given the sheer variety of outdoor attractions and activities the state has on offer. The Grand Canyon is one such destination, but the famous attraction, located approximately 230 miles north of the capital Phoenix, is certainly not the only thing to see in Arizona.
The beauty of Arizona lies in its diversity—from deserts to snow-capped mountains, from historic sites to arts and culture, there is so much to do whilst on vacation here. The spectacular landscapes also make it an excellent place for road trips.
Hot air ballooning, canyoning, water sports, and horseback riding are just a few of the activities you can try. Staying in a vacation home or cabin rental will enhance the entire experience, as it will feel like you have a place of your own to kick back after a long day of adventure.
Discover a vacation rental fitting your needs among the 35,592 welcoming vacation rentals from numerous partner websites in Arizona. Using HomeToGo's search feature you can instantaneously search and compare the prices of each available rental to find the best price and save up to 84%.
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Popular Rental Amenities in Arizona
Our search page's filters will help you find the ideal rental in Arizona. You can easily compare and find a property meeting your expectations in Arizona if you can't imagine a vacation without internet or you want to tune out with some TV time, as most accommodations offer "Internet" and "TV." You could even compare and find accommodations if you want to sweat it out in a sauna (1,835 rentals include "Sauna" in Arizona) or if you want to go fishing (1,670 rentals in Arizona include "Fishing").
Price and Availability Index in Arizona
Vacation Rental Price Information in Arizona
The price graph will give you the nightly price average for the upcoming months of the year. Prices reach a peak a week in February. The price per night in a vacation rental in Arizona this week (2/4 - 2/11) costs on average $1,055. However, in August (8/13 - 8/20), prices decrease to an average of $317 per night.
Rental Availability Information in Arizona
Find out the percentage of available rentals in Arizona with the graph above. It is in February that you will find the week with the least available rentals (2/4 - 2/11). November (11/26 - 12/3) has got the highest percentage of available rentals.
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Accommodations for your vacation in Arizona
2,728 of the 35,662 available properties in Arizona are house rentals. They account for one-third of the accommodation options in this destination (32.21%). In addition, the average nightly cost of house rentals in Arizona is $707, and the median size is 2,430 ft². Furthermore, this specific type of accommodation is ideal for large groups, as most of the house rentals can welcome 10 guests. Vacationers who prefer something other than house rentals can also find many apartment rentals, which are the second most popular accommodation type in Arizona. While house rentals in Arizona have an average size of 2,430 ft², apartment rentals have an average size of 1,180 ft².
Where to find the best food in Arizona?
Desert cuisine
Did you know that North America's oldest food traditions can be traced to Arizona? The desert state regales foodies with its sumptuous Southwestern food. Head to Tucson where enchiladas, burritos and tacos reign supreme. There's everything from upscale Mexican delights to quaint burrito stands, all of which you can take home to enjoy at your vacation rental in Arizona.
How about some fried cactus? The edible cacti of Arizona has found its way into salads too! In all of Arizona's cities, you'll find home-made soups, chilli hotdogs, craft beers, wild boar sausages, pot roast dinners, wings, red lobsters, Black Angus beef preparations and more.
What is the weather like in Arizona?
Arizona's climate and the best time to visit
The southern region of Arizona has a desert climate with mild winters and hot summers. The northern region, with its canyons and mountain ranges, has a more moderate climate and even experiences snowfall in the winter.
Owing to such different weather conditions, the peak travel season in Arizona differs depending on where you are heading. If you plan to visit the Grand Canyon, summer is the most popular time. Fall and spring are considered good times to visit if you truly want to explore the outdoors.
What are the top sights in Arizona?
Things to do and see in Arizona
Arizona's claim to fame is the astonishing Grand Canyon, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. It sprawls across 277 miles, plunging over 6,000 feet down into the valley below. Discover a world of hidden eco systems, caves and animal life here. The Glen Canyon National Recreation Area comes in close second with its desert vistas, cool blue waters and dramatic stone walls. This area is best explored using the town of Page as a base. Don't miss the Hoover Dam, one of the world's greatest engineering marvels, a concrete arch in the Colorado River which towers over 700ft high.
Apart from Arizona's natural and man-made wonders, its cities are also worth visiting for their unique attributes. Take your pick and create an itinerary based on your interests. Phoenix boasts a lively downtown and an abundance of galleries and museums. The deeply spiritual, high-energy town of Sedona offers its guests everything from hiking and biking to Jeep tours, culinary trips, shopping, and rejuvenation. The Outlets at Anthem are also an option for those seeking retail therapy. Tee off at some of the world's classiest golf courses in Scottsdale, a city regaled for its spa culture. Younger travelers will relish the buzz at the university town of Tempe. Arizona is also home to 22 Native American tribes that have contributed immensely to the state's rich culture, history and economy.
What are the best activities for families in Arizona?
Activities for kids in Arizona
Don't worry if you're on vacation with the kids, because there are plenty of activities to enjoy as a family. Check out the Bearizona Wildlife Park in Williams and spend the day spotting bison, bears, wolves, and deer as you cruise around the area.
The Arizona Science Center is an entertaining and educational museum in Phoenix that features a planetarium, four levels of interesting exhibits, and a massive theater — giving kids (and adults) a great opportunity to learn about science and technology.
Where are the unique attractions in Arizona?
Things to see and do during your vacation in Arizona
If you want to explore and discover something new, Arizona will not disappoint. Head to the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park located between Utah and Arizona to experience the dramatic landscapes of the iconic Wild West. There are guided tours available around the area, or you can also choose to take a scenic drive through the valley with your own vehicle.
Visit the town of Sedona for another unique Arizona experience. Known as one of the most sacred healing spots in the world, Sedona offers many relaxation therapies including luxury spas and stores that offer healing crystals and alternative medicines. The most unmissable part of Sedona is the sight of the sun rising or setting over the ancient rock formations — a sight that will stay with you for a long time.
What are the best events and festivals in Arizona?
Regular events in Arizona
Food is a big deal in Arizona, and there are events taking place across the state, no matter where your Arizona vacation rental is locted: Chandler's Great American Barbecue & Beer Festival, Scottsdale's Annual Burger Battle, and Tempe's Salsa Tasting Challenge. The Annual Ostrich Festival features ostrich races, ostrich-themed activities, music, food and culture.
Sports fans can look forward to Tostitos Fiesta Bowl in January, and the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series in November and February. Celebrate the 4th of July at the Tempe Town Lake Festival which also hosts a spectacular rendition of Oktoberfest. Arizona boasts a diverse cultural calendar that will appeal to all kinds of visitors!
What are the must-see attractions in Arizona?
A state with year round blue skies and golden sunshine
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Adults as well as kids enjoy their visit to the marvellous Sonora Desert Museum, home to various species of animals, botanical gardens, an aquarium with touch tank and various mineral collections.
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend is a winding curve of the mighty Colorado River. The breath-taking view is stunning because of the astonishing reflection of light on the water.
Musical Instrument Museum
It is one of Arizona's largest museums, exhibiting more than 15,000 musical instruments from all over the world. Admire their sounds through headsets.
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon is one of the most iconic destinations in the USA. It has been shaped by the Colorado River that has flown through it for more than 5 million years.
Grand Canyon South Rim
Being developed with lots of amenities, the lush and beautiful South Rim is the most visited part of the Grand Canyon, also home to many species of wild animals.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a vacation rental in Arizona?
The price for House rentals and Apartment rentals in Arizona is $51 per night.
How many vacation rentals are available to book in Arizona?
There are currently 35,662 vacation homes in Arizona to browse and book for your next trip.
What amenities are most popular for vacation homes in Arizona?
Most travelers search for Internet, TV, and Pool when booking a vacation rental in Arizona.
How many vacation rentals are in Arizona?
Discover 35,662 vacation rentals available to book in Arizona.
Are pets allowed in vacation rentals in Arizona?
Finding a cabin rental in Arizona that allows dogs is definitely possible, with 9,655 pet-friendly homes on offfer.
What's the best time of year to travel to Arizona?
June and July are typically the warmest months in Arizona with temperatures around 104 °F. January and December in Arizona are the coldest, with 41 °F on average.
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