Compare and find a welcoming vacation rental for as little as $63 per night by searching among the 2,164 options listed in Miami. With HomeToGo, you can instantaneously search and compare the prices of each listed rental to discover the best deal and save up to 45%.
Use filters to look for an offer matching your needs among the 2,164 rentals in Miami. Many vacation rentals in Miami include "TVs" or "internet," which makes it a great vacation spot if you never miss an episode of your favorite show or you need internet access during your vacation. You could even find rentals if you want a rental with a fireplace (82 rentals include "fireplaces" in Miami) or if you want a rental providing a crib (8 rentals in Miami include "cribs").
We analyzed price data and rendered them in this graph, which shows vacation rental prices for the next six months in Miami. The most expensive dates to travel to Miami are in December (12/22 - 12/29). Prices decrease in September to an average of $236 per night (9/1 - 9/8).
Our availability graph helps you identify the busiest months in Miami. It is harder to find an accommodation during a week of March (3/2 - 3/9), as 45% of the rentals are booked. More accommodations are available in a week of May (5/26 - 6/2) as the booking rate is only 18%.
The above is a climate diagram for Miami. During August, maximum temperatures go up to more than 91° February is the coolest month, with average minimal temperature reaching 64°. The month of January has nice weather with only 7 rainy days.
In Miami, many of the vacation accommodations are apartment rentals, which represent 69.56% of its short-term accommodations. Additionally, the average nightly price of apartment rentals there is $333, and the average size is 1,220 ft². Moreover, this specific type of property is an excellent option for medium-sized groups and families, as most of the apartment rentals can accommodate 6 people. If you would prefer to book a different accommodation type, you may want to have a look at house rentals, which are the other most common property type in Miami. Our data reveals that the standard price of house rentals is $1,230 a night for an area of 3,770 ft².
Miami is a world-class destination. The city boasts an astonishing range of museums and art galleries, and is also home to some of America's finest Art Deco architecture. There's water sports and miles of sandy beaches along the cool Atlantic Ocean for you to enjoy. Book your Miami vacation rental and come on over to the sunshine state!
The city is served by the Miami International Airport, a major hub for transatlantic, Latin American, and North American flights. To get to Miami Beach, take the Airport Flyer Bus. The Metrorail will take you straight to the Government Center station in downtown Miami. You could also rent a car or take a taxi to reach your Miami accommodation.
Miami's culinary scene embraces cuisine from Latin America, the Caribbean, continental Europe, Africa, and Asia. Popular waterfront dining spots include La Mar, the alfresco restaurant at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, known for its Andean-inspired delicacies. Or sample pastries and craft cocktails at Verde at Peréz Art Museum Miami as you watch the ships sail by.
Garcia’s Seafood Grill & Fish Market on the Miami River is your best bet for shrimp, stone crabs, snapper, and lobster dishes. Miami's brunch culture has given rise to a profusion of brunch spots serving everything from traditional pancakes and waffles to exotic dishes, such as duck confit hash, lamb chorizo, spicy octopus, and raspberry flat cakes. Those who enjoy sharing dozens of small dishes will love Miami's tapas-style culture influenced by Latin, Asian, and Italian cuisine.
Due to the subtropical climate, the best time to visit is in the shoulder season from March to May when the sun is out and Miami vacation rentals are reasonably-priced. Despite soaring temperatures, summer is the undisputed peak season as families with kids pour into Miami. Fall is a quieter time to visit, making it easier to book your dream condominium. However, thunderstorms are more frequent this time of year. The season picks up again in winter as northerners and Europeans arrive to soak up the sun and surf.
Miami's downtown area packs a punch with its historic buildings, major parks, museums, and vintage theaters. Northern Miami is home to the fascinating Little Haiti community, the edgy Design District, and the "MiMo" district of modern architecture.
Zoo Miami is Florida's oldest and largest zoological garden that offers refuge to animals from Asia, Africa, and Australia. Spend a few hours at the Miami Seaquarium, a veritable tropical island paradise. After Honolulu, Miami has the warmest ocean surf, so go catch some waves at the beach. Miami offers visitors various tours and shows based on their interests: for family fun, check out the airboat tours and wildlife shows at Gator Park; or try out the Miami Celebrity Home Boat Tour to spot million-dollar mansions of the rich and famous. The Miami by Land and Sea offers sightseeing tours and more.
Miami's numerous museums and art galleries are full of life. The Frost Art Museum houses intriguing 1960s and 1970s American photography and pre-Columbian artifacts, while the Lowe Art Museum is a treasure trove of Greco-Roman, Renaissance, Baroque, Asian, and Latin American artwork.
As one of the world's top party destinations, Miami's nightlife runs the entire gamut from lively jazz and Latin clubs, to colorful drag shows, music festivals, and intimate jam sessions in hole-in-the-wall bars. South Beach is a party-goer favorite with clubs hosting world-famous EDM DJs, flashy dance troupes, and all-night parties. Cuban music is a Miami staple you can enjoy at venues throughout the city. End the night at an ambient rooftop bar before heading back to your Miami vacation rental.
Celebrate the best of Caribbean culture in June with Colors of the Caribbean — with everything from live international Caribbean bands to rock climbing and more. Fall features the Sunny Isles Beach Jazz Fest and the White Party, which is the city's oldest gay circuit party.
The action continues during the winter months with Art Basel and Art Deco Weekend. February delights with Carnaval Miami, the South Beach Food & Wine Festival and the Miami International Boat Show & Strictly Sail. As university students descend for spring break, Miami's cultural calendar goes into overdrive with the Ultra Music Festival, Miami Beach Gay Pride, and International Fashion Week lined up.
This chic shopping area beautifully located on the edge of Biscayne Bay features quaint independent boutiques nestled between a range of familiar high street brands.
Not far from Bayside marketplace, you'll find one of the most popular event venues in the city. It hosts concerts with the biggest names in music as well as Miami Heat basketball games, so there's plenty of fun to be had here.
With its large lake and tropical plants, the zoo is a great place to escape the busy city. Here you'll find over 3,000 animals, including an Indian rhinoceros.
Wynwood Walls is home to an eclectic mix of street art with colorful murals designed by artists from around the world.
Inspired by Venetian architecture, this stunning building has Italian gardens and houses over 2,500 pieces of decorative art from Europe.
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