Vacation Rentals in Cleveland

Perched upon the banks of Lake Erie, Cleveland is a fascinating Northeast Ohio destination, one that has long shed its gritty industrial image in favor of a more classy avatar. The city boasts a full complement of brag-worthy museums, art galleries, theaters, and parks that are so large, they contain beaches! Music fiends will go crazy exploring historic musical gems such as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Outdoor recreational opportunities are many, and in short driving distance of the city limits. The best part is that vacation rentals on Holidu are scattered throughout the city’s most strategic neighborhoods so pick well, and start packing!

Cleveland boasts a stunning range of vacation rentals that cater to all budgets so families with kids, solo travelers, and couples will love it here. Holidu’s vacation rentals come equipped with all the trappings a modern day traveler would appreciate – high-speed Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, Jacuzzi, hot tubs, and even kitchens to cook up a nightly storm at. Where you decide to stay depends on the activities you enjoy. Downtown rentals are in close proximity to Public Square and the iconic Rock Hall, while those around the cinematic Playhouse Square area will appeal to the culture vultures. Looking to tick off the city’s top museums and attractions in a day or two? Book a rental around Cleveland’s University Circle. You’ll never need to use the public transport network as every attraction is in walking distance.

The attractions at Cleveland’s University Circle District will keep you engaged for days on end. For a crash course on the city’s colorful history, start at the Cleveland History Center home to everything from classic antique cars to a restored carousel, and Cleveland mansions too. Founded in 1913, the Cleveland Museum of Art houses impresses with its breadth and scope – it preserves over 60,000 art objects spanning across 6000 years. You’ll find works by Renoir, Dali, Monet, Van Gogh, and O’Keefe here. Retreat into a lush urban oasis at the Cleveland Botanical Garden Here where you’ll encounter it all from the mystical baobabs of Madagascar to Costa Rica’s rainforests.

Cleveland leaves no stone unturned when it comes to family fun! More than 3000 animals across 600 species (otter pups and kangaroos included) await at Cleveland’s Metroparks Zoo. Kids can then unravel the secrets of the Universe at the Shafran Planetarium located inside the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. The titanium-coated planetarium is a visual stunner with its fiber optic coating. While at the museum, don’t miss the Perkins Wildlife Center & Woods Garden – the elevated walkways are perfect viewing points to the friendly porcupines, bobcats, and coyotes below. The Great Lakes Science Center is not all science and experiments– here, you can catch a film at the extraordinary Cleveland Clinic Dome Theater or check out some space oddities at the NASA Glenn Visitor Center.

Cleveland’s melting pot of cuisines makes it a foodie getaway par excellence. For yummy Mexican fare – tamales, tostadas, and tacos – La Plaza Taqueria has you covered. A quintessential delicatessen experience awaits at Larder Delicatessen and Bakery where you can savor their luscious pastrami, meatloaf, Challah bread, and more! Another favorite is the Cleveland Bagel Company which serves up chewy and flavorful bagels with crispy exteriors – cinnamon cranberry bagels and the Rosemary sea salt ones are in high demand. Spend the evening downing exceptional craft beer and cocktails at the retro chic Prosperity Social Club. Their patty melts and beer-battered fish & chips are top notch.

The city is a dream come true for true music enthusiasts. Start at the riverfront Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, established in 1986 to honor the legends that influenced rock and roll – The Beatles, Elvis – they’re all there! The pyramid-shaped building is gorgeous and architecture fiends will be blown away. Concert goers will also appreciate Cleveland’s historic live music venues, and leading the way is Mahall’s, a fixture since 1924 when it was established as a dance hall. Today, you can enjoy sold-out concerts at their beautifully decorated event space. For a fix of punk, Goth and rock – perhaps even a drag show – Happy Dog Cleveland consistently delivers. Finally, don’t leave without attending a concert at the resplendent Severance Hall, residence to the Cleveland Orchestra. Choose box seats and let the acoustics take over!

This is Cleveland’s oldest public market where shoppers can choose from an extensive selection of bakery items, seafood, cheeses, fruits, and spices among other delights. There are food items from as far as the Middle East and Poland there! The 100 year-old building is a stunner too.

This is no average city park – it is home to two beaches, Perkins and Edgewater, and stretches over 6000 feet of pretty shoreline. Popular diversions here include paddle boarding, boating, angling, and biking along the scenic paths. The park offers memorable views of Cleveland’s dramatic skyline.

Housed inside a beautiful, old building, the aquarium is home to a number of curious and intelligent creatures such as the giant Pacific octopus, green tree pythons, and Toby, a giant pink gourami. The atmospheric walkway under the shark tank is the country’s largest underwater walk-through tunnel so don't skip this one.

A 30-minute drive south of Cleveland will transport you to a world of ancient rock history where you’ll stumble across million year old fossils of ancient shell sea creatures. Get yourself photographed at the frothing Brandywine Falls which cascade a whole 65 feet. Early morning strolls are perfect to catch the sun-tanning otters at Beaver Marsh.

A fitting close to your Cleveland sojourn would be a stroll through one of America’s largest performing arts precincts, Playhouse Square – it has over 10 event spaces, and five landmark theaters that ooze 1920s charm. An Insta-worthy picture awaits in front of the spectacular GE chandelier measuring a colossal 20 feet high with 4200 scintillating crystals!

How much did it cost for a vacation rental in Cleveland last year?

Last year, rentals in Cleveland had an annual average price of around $251 per night.

During which months can you find the best price for vacation rentals in Cleveland?

Travelers who want to be budget-friendly should travel to Cleveland in April, June, or March, which are the months that offer the most discount, with average prices of $200, $228, and $236 per night, respectively, based on the previous year.

During which months are vacation rentals more expensive in Cleveland?

Following the data observed last year, costs per night for accommodation here are usually higher, on average, during the months of February ($323), September ($264), and October ($264).

Are there usually many vacation rentals available in Cleveland?

If you decide to put Cleveland on your bucket list, we recommend planning your travels well in advance because it tends to be very high in demand, with an annual average of 77% of rentals booked the previous year.

Which months offer the highest availability?

January, September and March are, in order of highest to lowest, the months that have the largest number of properties free, with an average availability of 44%, 36%, and 36%. However, even during these months, when rental availability is the highest, the average is only 38%. So we highly recommend you always book your vacation early Cleveland.

Are there many rentals in Cleveland?

In Cleveland we have a comprehensive catalog of approximately 350 properties, with options for all tastes, thanks to our 2 local and international providers.