Vacation Rentals in Flagstaff

With great access to the Grand Canyon and other Arizona attractions, Flagstaff is a popular place to search for vacation rentals. Some of the largest properties available in the area are roomy ranch houses in the surrounding area. For instance, you could stay in a stone and timber home in stunning Pine Canyon or the Coconino Forest. All around Flagstaff, there are plenty of larger family-sized homes to choose.

Then again, Flagstaff's options also include a range of smaller, more centrally located vacation rental ideas. In some cases, these could be cabin properties in downtown Flagstaff, not far from the shopping malls and theaters. But there are also apartments in condos. Often featuring facilities like pools, gyms, and the security provided by doormen, these would make a great vacation base for couples.

The main city in northern Arizona, Flagstaff is around 150 miles north of {Phoenix}{29676}} and 250 miles southeast of Las Vegas. A major recreational center, the city is surrounded by unspoiled desert wilderness and protected forests, while natural masterpieces like the Grand Canyon aren't far away, either.

If you're thinking about taking a vacation rental in Flagstaff, getting there is easy. You can drive from east and west via I-40, while I-70 runs north from Phoenix. The town is on Amtrak's Southwest Chief, linking it to Chicago and LA, while you can fly into Pulliam Airport from all over the USA.

The city of Flagstaff has a good bus network, which makes traveling between various parts of town fairly easy. However, while tour buses run from the city center to major natural attractions, it's advisable to have your own vehicle in order to get the most out of your trip.

One of Flagstaff's greatest attractions lies outside town in the Arizona desert. There are countless beauty spots around, including the red rocks of Coconino, Walnut Canyon and, of course, the Grand Canyon - one of the wonders of the natural world.

The range of outdoor activities available to visitors to Flagstaff is amazing, from flying and hang-gliding, to hiking, climbing, golfing, and kayaking. Whether you're up for a helicopter ride over the canyons, or an off-road expedition in the desert, it's a great place to get ourdoors.

Along with the Grand Canyon, one of Flagstaff's premier attractions is the world-famous Lowell Observatory. Taking advantage of the incredibly clear skies of northern Arizona, the observatory and its attached visitor center make the city a must for astronomy lovers and science fans in general.

Flagstaff's undisputed number one attraction, the Grand Canyon will take your breath away. Located around 80 miles north of the city, the Canyon is absolutely unforgettable.

See the stars like never before at this world-class observatory and science museum. The Steele Visitor Center unfolds the mysteries of the heavens, with a dazzling multimedia display.

The area's deep history is on display in gorgeous Walnut Canyon, which was home to Pueblo people for centuries. See their dwellings and rock art, which offer an amazingly vivid history lesson.

Kayaking through Antelope Canyon is a magical experience. Follow the Colorado River as it winds its way through the sandstone of Arizona, until you reach Horseshoe Bend, one of the most photogenic spots in the USA.

Flagstaff isn't short of cultural attractions, including this excellent museum which tells the story of the area's landscape and settlement. Don't miss Riordan Mansion as well, one of the most elegant homes in the American West.

Picking the right time to rent a cottage or cabin in Flagstaff can help to avoid the crowds at the Grand Canyon and other nearby attractions. That's not easy, as the Canyon always attracts visitors. However, spring is generally the best time to go, and before Easter is best. And try to wake up early to beat the midday hordes.

Then again, Flagstaff is the kind of destination which shines in all seasons. Obviously summers are scorching hot, and spring and fall offer milder, enjoyable hiking conditions. But winter is also an appealing time to go. The town averages 100 inches of snow per year, and with alpine attractions like the Arizona Snowbowl not far away, there's plenty to do.

Flagstaff is a city of 70,000 people, so it's not surprising that there's plenty going on. From the Science Festival in September and October to traditional music events like Pickin' the Pines (also in September) and party events like Blues and Brews, there's always something to see, hear, or taste.

How much does it cost to book a vacation rental in Flagstaff?

Flagstaff is one of the most expensive cities in the USA. For a stay here you pay around $446 per night.

What time of year offers, on average, the best vacation rental prices in Flagstaff?

Those who want to save as much as possible visit Flagstaff in May, April, or July, the cheapest months of the year, with average prices of $391, $393, and $411 per night, respectively, based on the previous year.

During which months are vacation rentals more expensive in Flagstaff?

When it comes to looking for a vacation rental in Flagstaff, the most expensive months are, in order of highest to lowest, November, September and December, with average prices per night of $505, $495, and $490, respectively.

Should I plan a trip to Flagstaff well in advance?

It's worthwhile if you can book your stay well in advance when visiting Flagstaff, as only 18% of our accommodations are usually available throughout the year.

What are the best months for a last-minute getaway?

The months when it's easiest to find free accommodation in Flagstaff are October (the average amount of properties that are free reached 34% of the total last year), July (30%), and August (28%).

How many rentals are there in Flagstaff?

In Flagstaff we work with 2 different providers to give you a choice of 630 properties, so you will not be short of options!