Vacationers who are searching for house rentals in Temecula will have many different options, as they are the most prevalent accomodations being offered in this destination. Interestingly, the average rental fee for this specific accommodation type is $495 per night, with an average area of 3,290 ft². Moreover, this category of accommodation is an excellent option for large groups, as most of the house rentals can welcome groups of 11. Vacationers interested in something else can also compare many hotel rooms, which are the other most popular property type in Temecula. These properties cost $182 per night on average and have an average size of 360 ft².
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Popular Rental Amenities in Temecula
Above, you can find the most preferred filters in Temecula and the number of vacation rentals that have them. Temecula is the perfect place to look for a rental if you need internet access during your vacation or you never miss an episode of your favorite show, as the most frequently offered features are "internet" and "TVs." You can also find a rental in Temecula if you want a rental with a balcony or a patio as 86 of the listed accommodations there provide "balconies/patios."
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The Weather in Temecula
This is the climate diagram in Temecula. The highest average temperatures are in the month of August. No heat wave is expected in December, where minimum average temperatures usally hit a 39° low.
Temecula vacation homes are all about beachside bliss
Beachside vacation homes in Temecula, California are situated ideally between the City of Angels and San Diego. This area of the sunshine state's coast is filled with port towns, pristine beaches and seafood shacks along the shore. Wander the streets with an ice cream or dive into the surf.
Hot tamales and Thai
While you're staying on California's coast, you have the luxury of both sumptuous seafood dishes and the state's passion for local produce. Los Angeles' culinary culture is famous, and there are mouthwatering food trucks and sushi bars to discover on its streets. Thai Town is a relatively new addition to the scene, and the hot tamales to the eastern end of the city are worth commuting for. Outside of the city, there are superb seafood shacks and restaurants, roadside farm stands and vineyards.
See Latino art and exotic animals
Visitors should check out the Museum of Latin American Art, where the range of Latino art from 1945 onwards comprises the permanent collection. You'll be wowed by spiritual abstracts by Arnaldo Roche Rabell and Cecilia Miguez's bronze statues, among the creations of many other exceptional artists. The San Diego Zoo, meanwhile, is one of the premier attractions in southern California. The huge enclosures closely replicate the natural habitats of over three thousand animals.
Surfer culture and sea lions
The Golden State's beaches are among the most celebrated in the world. Surfing culture is central to the way of life on California's coast, while cities like Long Beach are famed for their unique coastal culture. Why not take a guided tour of the retired battleship USS Iowa or visit the Aquarium of the Pacific, a huge indoor ocean. Sharks, jellyfish and sea lions are among the over twelve thousand marine inhabitants at this fascinating center. Watch the seals up close at La Jolla Children's Pool.
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