More than half of the offers (56.54%) in Georgia are house rentals. They are the most frequent accommodations in this destination. In addition, the average nightly price of house rentals there is $340, and the median size is 2,280 ft². Moreover, this specific type of residence is optimal for large groups, as most of the house rentals can accommodate 8 guests. If you are interested in another accommodation type, you could consider apartment rentals, which are the other most common accommodation option in Georgia. Our data reveals that the median price of apartment rentals is $238 a night for an area of 1,230 ft².
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Find a welcoming vacation home for as little as $45 per night by searching among the 14,415 properties featured in Georgia. The website HomeToGo instantly compares all of these properties so you can save up to 60%!
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Popular Rental Amenities in Georgia
Listed above are the most preferred filters in Georgia and the number of accommodations that have them. HomeToGo's data highlights that "internet" and "TVs" are the most frequently offered amenities in Georgia. Plan your vacation in advance if you love sweating the stress away in saunas or you enjoy soaking in the hot tub. There are just 152 listed accommodations providing "saunas" and 686 properties with "Jacuzzis."
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Vacation Rental Price Information in Georgia
This graph displays the average prices for the next twelve months in Georgia. The most expensive dates to travel to Georgia are in August (8/25 - 9/1). The week with the lowest average prices is in December (12/1 - 12/8).
Rental Availability Information in Georgia
Check out the graph above to find out how many accommodations are available in Georgia(in %). It is harder to find an accommodation during a week of August (8/3 - 8/10), as 35% of the rentals are booked. Conversely, 85% of the rentals are still available during a week in October (10/27 - 11/3).
Stay in vacation home to explore Georgia's wilderness and cities
Stretching from coastal waters to mountains, Georgia is home to a diverse array of events, attractions, and natural wonders. With architectural styles ranging from Savannah's stately Victorians to crafty bungalows in Atlanta, vacation houses offer stylish lodging options for Georgia visitors.
Georgia’s gastronomy: From fine dining to roadside diners
Foodies should set aside adequate time in Atlanta and Savannah, where eclectic eateries and fine dining establishments stand side by side. Locals line up outside Atlanta's Taquiera del Sol for tacos and margaritas, while Atlas tops best restaurant lists year after year, with inventive plates featuring exquisite ingredients curated by chef Christopher Grossman. No visit to Savannah is complete without stopping by at the popular carry-out restaurant Zunzi's, featured on the Food Network as a top contender for America's best sandwich.
While traveling between cities on a gastronomy tour, be sure to stop at one of the many roadside diners throughout the state. Visitors can score southern comfort foods such as barbecue or biscuits and gravy at any of Georgia’s small towns. While roadtripping, look out for Yesterday's Cafe in Rutledge and Willie Jewel's Old School BBQ in Kingsland.
Georgia family fun: Amusement parks and aquariums
Atlanta and Valdosta top the list for kid-friendly cities in the state of Georgia. With so much to do, a rental house is a smart way to make the most of a vacation while enjoying the relaxing comforts of home. The Georgia Aquarium is one of the best in the nation and the largest in the western hemisphere. Atlanta also boasts Six Flags Over Georgia. which features high-speed roller coasters, kids rides, and Calypso Bay water park.
Valdosta is also home to an amusement park, perfect for family fun. In addition to a variety of thrill rides, Wild Adventures features several animal exhibits, as well as a water park. Although visitors can easily spend two days exploring Wild Adventures, Valdosta is also home to several parks and recreation areas, perfect for a family picnic or nature walk.
Yearly events: Celebrate the state's most famous crop with a side of music and art
With so many yearly events and festivals throughout Georgia, you’re likely to catch one of them during your visit. The Vidalia Onion Festival takes the eponymous small town by storm every April, bringing big name concerts, culinary exhibits featuring the namesake crop, and a carnival complete with fireworks.
The spring and fall seasons bring an abundance of festivals to Savannah. November's Children's Book Festival is the largest in the country, while the Savannah Jazz Festival and Savannah Film Festival are popular with locals and visitors alike. By choosing a nearby vacation home, guests can experience the best of festival season and the region's many attractions.
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