Vacation Rentals in Utah

From quaint country-style cottages to the latest in modern design we have the perfect vacation rental for you in Utah. Enjoy apartment living in the heart of bustling Salt Lake City or head to the state's national parks for family sized houses and chalets with stunning mountain views. Many of our Utah vacation homes have been converted from old buildings and keep their original features while delivering today's modern comforts.

Whether you're looking for a romantic vacation rental in the mountains or want a supersize villa for larger groups you're sure to find your ideal rental home in Utah. Every vacation home is fully furnished with comfortable bedrooms, relaxing living and dining rooms and fully-fitted kitchens. And, at many of our vacation homes, you can enjoy a terrace barbecue surrounded by beautiful scenery.

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With its stunning scenery and good road network Utah is the perfect place to rent a 4x4. These rugged vehicles take you comfortably into the heart of parks such as the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest or tackle tough mountain roads for hiking days out or Winter skiing trips.

Choosing a vacation home in Utah puts you at the heart of wonderful outdoor activities. Hike, climb, canoe or cycle in Summer or head to the Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons in Winter for excellent skiing and snowboarding.

Selecting a family-friendly rental home in the state is the perfect way to introduce children to the joys of fresh mountain air and the outdoor life. Tempt them by walking in the footsteps of dinosaurs at the state's Natural History Museum. Utah has more records of prehistoric dinosaur life than any other American state.

Utah is not just about the great outdoors, you can also enjoy science and culture. Search the stars at the Clark Planetarium, dip into the whimsical Gilgal Sculpture Garden or marvel at the Neoclassical architecture of the Utah State Capitol.

Enjoy this landscape of rounded mountains, jutting spires, and a landlocked reef. The perfect time to visit is as the sunset washes the scenery in a pinky glow.

If you've ever wondered what Mars looks like then visit the Arches National Park. Its Devil's Garden has over 2,000 natural arches.

If you're missing the beach in this landlocked state then head to Lake Powell. This huge reservoir has quiet coves, sandy beaches, and some serious waterskiing.

Discover Utah's own version of the Grand Canyon in this natural park. Head to the Island in the Sky for the best aerial view of the canyon.

Park City, a former coal-mining center, is where the rich and famous come to enjoy the outdoor life. Admire its quaint buildings while celebrity spotting or indulge in a bit of shopping on Main Street.

The climate of Utah varies widely from the modest Summers of the North to the desert climate of the South while apart from a few Southern valleys snow covers the whole state from November to March. For the best weather, fewer crowds, and beautiful Fall colors visit Utah in September and October.

While dipping into the scenic delights and outdoor activities of Utah you can also enjoy some of its annual festivals and events. Try January's Sundance Film Festival at Park City or the Tony-award winning Utah Shakespeare Festival which takes place each Fall in Cedar city.

How much do you pay, on average, for vacation rentals in Utah?

Utah is one of the most expensive regions in the USA. For a vacation rental here, you can expect to pay around $426 per night.

When are vacation rentals cheaper in Utah?

If you would like to save as much as possible during your vacation to Utah, travel in June ($404 per night on average), April ($407), or May ($412), to find the lowest prices for the whole year.

In which months is it more expensive to rent a vacation rental in Utah?

At the time of booking a vacation rental in Utah, the highest prices can usually be seen in the month of December (with an average of $459 per night), followed by February ($446), and then January ($442).

Is it necessary to plan a trip to Utah well in advance?

When going on vacation to Utah, we recommend you to be proactive as 72% of rentals are usually booked, according to last year's data.

Which months offer the highest availability?

May, June and October are, in order of highest to lowest, the months offering the largest number of properties free, with an average availability of 68%, 40%, and 36%. However, even during these periods of time, when rental availability is the highest, the average is only 48%. So it is still important you always book your vacation early Utah.

When are fewer rentals available in Utah?

According to data from last year, the months when it is most difficult to find accommodation in Utah are, in order, August (with 8% of available rentals), March (8%), and July (10%). During this period, the availability is very low (9%). It is therefore recommended to book early.

How many rentals does Holidu have in Utah?

Holidu offers around 4,800 properties in Utah from 16 different providers, so find the perfect type of accommodation you are looking for. You can count on us!