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Find your perfect vacation rental on Staten Island: from $67 per night
Filters are provided so you can customize your search to find a beautiful vacation rental in Staten Island. Many vacation rentals in Staten Island include "TVs" or "internet," which makes it a fantastic vacation destination if you want to tune out with some TV time or you can't imagine a vacation without internet. Not as many rentals in Staten Island are available if you want a rental with a jacuzzi or if you want a rental with a pool as "pools" and "hot tubs" are not often provided in Staten Island.
The above is a climate diagram for Staten Island. July is the warmest month on Staten Island with average maximum temperatures of 84°. Conversely, January is the coolest month on Staten Island, with temperatures going under 23° The rainiest month is January while the driest month is September.
In Staten Island, most of the accommodations are hotel rooms, which represent 81.76% of its properties. Additionally, the median size of hotel rooms in Staten Island is 320 ft² with an average price of $194 per night. Furthermore, these rentals are optimal if you're going in a group of 3, it represents the average number of vacationers hotel rooms can welcome in Staten Island. Vacationers who prefer something other than hotel rooms will also find many bed & breakfast rentals, which are the second most popular type of accommodation in Staten Island. Our data reveals that the standard price of bed & breakfast rentals is $137 a night for an area of 710 ft².
Making Staten Island your base while in New York City is a great idea, especially when traveling with children. With a more suburban feel, it provides a welcome retreat from the bustle of the other four suburbs, yet has plenty to keep visitors entertained.
Staten Island is home to many artists who want to be near to Manhattan but without living there. This means it has a vibrant arts scene of its own, with galleries peppering the island.
Located in Rosebank, Alice Austen House is dedicated to the fascinating life and works of photographer Alice Austen, yet it also hosts exhibitions on contemporary photography. The Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art is another local highlight, featuring everything from paintings to digital media.
Take the little ones to the Staten Island Children’s Museum and watch them have fun exploring different themed zones, including pirate ships and fire trucks. Staten Island Zoo, renowned for its rattlesnake collection, is also sure to keep kids happy.
Older children may enjoy catching a game at Richmond County Bank Ballpark. During warm summer days, a swim at South Beach is a popular option, while during winter, ice skating on Clove Lake offers fun for the whole family.
Architecture buffs will love Staten Island and its distinctive buildings. Take a walk through St Paul's, where you'll find streets lined with historic mansions, including Avenue-Stapleton Heights. Be sure to stop by the Gothic revival St Paul's Episcopal Church.
Historic Richmond Town features lovingly restored buildings dating from the 19th century, while St. George Historic District is another worthwhile place for a stroll.
Staten Island Museum is a unique attraction bringing together fascinating exhibits on natural science, art, and history. Fun events and interactive areas make this a great choice for the whole family. The National Lighthouse Museum and Fort Wadsworth are also well worth visiting.
On average, a Hotel rooms or Bed & Breakfast rentals on Staten Island costs $67 per night.
If you're looking to book a vacation rental on Staten Island, the most common amenities others search for are houses with TVs, internet, and yards.
Staten Island has 157 Hotel rooms and Bed & Breakfast rentals on offer to rent.
Yes, there are 1 vacation homes on Staten Island that allow pets, with an average price of $595 per night.
If booking a vacation rental on Staten Island, consider that rainy season is usually in January or December, with September often being the driest.
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