Nearly half of the accommodations (41.81%) in Fairbanks are house rentals. They are the most frequent accommodations in this destination. Interestingly, type of accommodation in particular, house rentals is $242 a night, with an average size of 1,300 ft². Moreover, if you are going in a group of 6, house rentals are a great accommodation type in Fairbanks, as they usually welcome this exact group size. If you are searching for another type of accommodation, you can find many other available options, such as apartment rentals, which are the other very typical type of property in Fairbanks. Apartment rentals in Fairbanks are 990 ft² on average, with prices averaging $165 a night.
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Popular Rental Amenities in Fairbanks
Accommodations can be chosen based on your personal preferences. Above, you will find the number of properties that offer a specific feature in Fairbanks. You can easily search and find a vacation rental meeting your expectations in Fairbanks if you never miss an episode of your favorite show or you can't imagine a vacation without internet, as most accommodations offer "TVs" and "internet." It is also possible to search for a rental in Fairbanks if you are looking for a pet-friendly rental as 23 of the accommodations there include "Pets Allowed."
Price and Availability Index Fairbanks
Vacation Rental Price Information in Fairbanks
The graph shows the average rental prices for the next twelve months in Fairbanks. $171 is the highest price average in the next twelve months. Prices are more affordable in March (3/30 - 4/6).
Rental Availability Information in Fairbanks
Check how busy Fairbanks is with our availability graph. More people travel to Fairbanks a week in October (10/6 - 10/13). So far, 38% of the rentals are occupied this week. It will be easy to find a rental that suits you in a week of August (8/31 - 9/7), as 82% of the rentals are still available.
The Weather in Fairbanks
The above is a climate diagram for Fairbanks. In June maximum temperatures go higher than 71°. On the contrary, the coolest month is December. The rainiest month is June while the driest month is April.
Frolic in frosty Fairbanks at a vacation rental near the Arctic Circle
Cabin rentals in Fairbanks, Alaska, are an otherworldly experience, with the Aurora Borealis visible in wintertime, and nearly all-day sunlight in the summertime. Cuddle up with popcorn and hot cocoa to wait for nature's show to begin!
Good home cookin'
Serving up more than just tempting cookies and desserts, The Cookie Jar Restaurant is home-style family cooking at its best. Bad Bob's biscuits and sausage gravy is a great dish to warm up with on blustery days, as is the spicy Gloria's Redhead Burger with pepper jack cheese and jalapenos.
The Pump House Restaurant, set on the Chena River, boasts an interior that glistens with Gold Rush remnants recalling the town's boom years. Dine on Alaskan specialties such as fresh steamed clams with reindeer sausage, or crispy fish and chips made with local cod or halibut.
Settlers and Santa
Kids can play make-believe at Pioneer Park, a colorful and varied look back at Alaska's historical timeline. In this recreated village, you’ll find homes and storefronts, along with transportation displays highlighting a paddle boat, train, and airplanes. Wood carvings and a totem pole tell of pre-settler days.
If your child is curious about the North Pole, now's your chance to take them! This real Alaskan town is only a short ride from Fairbanks, and adorned in jubilant Christmas decor year round.
Alaskan ways
Visit Creamer's Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, a birdwatching haven, educational complex, and former dairy farm. Ducks, geese, and sandhill cranes fly freely over expansive fields, where Alaska's horizon is on full display from comfortable boardwalk trails.
For a well-rounded look at regional traditions and history, Morris Thompson Cultural & Visitors Center is a fulfilling combination of museum and community center. Learn to sew, dance, and play music like the region’s native peoples, and don't miss its unique exhibits on living off the land.
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