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One-third of the accommodations include a pool, which makes Flagstaff a perfect destination for people looking to make a splash. Interestingly, our data shows that more hotel room provide a pool than condo. Also, they can host 11 people, on average, while condo with pools can accommodate an average of 7 vacationers. If you would also like to be close to the water, more than half of the properties offering a pool are within 2 miles of the waterfront.
The above graph displays average prices of the vacation homes & apartments in Flagstaff. The average nightly rate for vacation homes can go up to $391 (12/27 – 1/3) in Flagstaff. However, in November (11/8 – 11/15), prices decrease to an average of $319 per night.
The availability graph helps you identify the most competitive months to book a vacation rental in Flagstaff. In May (5/23 – 5/30), only 3 are available. August (8/30 – 9/6) has got the highest percentage of available rentals.
During the First Friday Art Walk, which is held on the first Friday of each month, naturally, local galleries and cafés stay open late with live street entertainment taking place around Heritage Square. If you're interested in local art and history, visit the Museum of Northern Arizona which provides insights into Native American life, American Indian folk art, and the natural history of the region. The intimate Arizona Historical Society-Pioneer Museum houses a wonderful collection of artifacts, documents, and photographs of old Flagstaff. After all that museum-hopping, why not try out some yoga at the Northern Arizona Yoga Center — it also hosts salsa parties, Capoiera, Pilates and Tai Chi sessions.
Flagstaff has numerous sites of historic importance worth checking out. Begin with the stately Lowell Observatory and research center where the dwarf planet Pluto was discovered. You can even use the Observatory's 24-inch Clark telescope during evening programs. The kids, in particular, will love the Arboretum at Flagstaff, an impressive 200-acre botanical garden and environmental research station known for its beautiful wild flowers.
The Jay Lively Ice Arena is Flagstaff's only permanent indoor ice rink, perfect for skating. During winter, consider the Flagstaff Nordic Center which has numerous well-groomed ski trails and snowshoe trails. The region is best explored and enjoyed with a Flagstaff vacation rental, meaning you'll have the privacy and freedom of exploring Flagstaff in your own time.
A day trip to the Arizona Snowbowl in the San Francisco Mountains is recommended for high-country hiking just after the snow melts. Visitors to Flagstaff are intrigued by monuments such as the Wupatki National Monument and Walnut Canyon National Monument that are home to ancient Native American cliff dwellings.
The well-preserved Barringer Meteor Crater is not the largest in the world as claimed, but still worth a
visit. For more natural wonders, visit the Elden Pueblo Historic Site (an ancient Sinagua archaeological site inhabited since the 11th century) and the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area that's home to a natural Rainbow Bridge.
Just 30-minutes from Flagstaff, Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument is a protected area filled with ancient lava flows, cinder cones and craters. Sunset Crater is the highlight, a 340-metre-high volcanic cone.
Dating back to 1984, Lowell Observatory is one of the oldest observatories in the United States. Explore the visitor center, peer through telescopes or take a tour.
The entire family will love Flagstaff Extreme. Scramble up walls, navigate rope swings or fly down zip lines on this tree-top adventure course.
45 milesnorth of Flagstaff, Wupatki National Monument is dotted with the ruins of 12th-century villages built by the Anasazi and Sinagua tribes.
Walnut Canyon is lined with alcoves that local Sinagua tribe used as cave dwellings. Discover their story at the museum or hike the trails for a closer look at this geographical wonder.
| 🏡 Vacation rentals available | 3,026 rentals |
|---|---|
| 🌙 Nightly prices starting at | $87 |
| ⭐ Popular amenities | Pets allowed, Pool and Fireplace |
| 🐾 Pet friendly homes | 1,044 homes |
| 🏊 Vacation rentals with pools | 1,021 homes |
The price of a night's stay in Flagstaff starts at $87. Average prices for house rentals are $466 per night. Condos in Flagstaff cost on average $291 per night.
There are currently 3,026 vacation rentals in Flagstaff to choose from and rent for your upcoming trip.
Usually travelers search for Pool, Pets allowed, and Fireplace when booking a vacation rental in Flagstaff.
Browse 1,021 vacation rentals available to book in Flagstaff.
If traveling with a dog in Flagstaff, 35% of vacation rentals are pet-friendly.
Flagstaff has its warmest time of year in June and July, with average nightly prices of $87.