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Vacation rentals in Flagstaff

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Apartment in Flagstaff
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 547 reviews

(202) Flagtown Lofts, 1 bed 1 bath, AC W/HotTub

As 4th generation natives of Flagstaff, we are proud to offer this space. New construction with a modern but comfortable feel. Brand new HOT-TUB! Full kitchen which includes:stove/oven, refrigerator (with ice maker), microwave, dishwasher, pots & pans, dishes, silverware, blender & toaster. We even provide coffee & tea. Washer & dryer in unit. One Bedroom with a king size bed and closet space. One full bathroom. Sofa bed in the living room area for extra guests. Just a note, we do not allow pets

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The A-frame cabin is nestled among tall pine trees, featuring a large deck with a dining area. The triangular windows reflect natural light, while the dark exterior contrasts with the greenery. A gravel pathway leads to the entrance, enhancing the cabin's secluded feel.
Cabin in Kachina Village
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 299 reviews

SimplyStayFrame - AFrame Cabin Kachina Village

This AFrame cabin in Kachina Village was recently renovated inside & out. We've tried to create a quality stay, that feels comfortable & familiar. During the process we had four words represent our design mantra - "cozy, modern, vintage, grandma." We hope you feel a bit of each, but most importantly we hope you feel rested and rejuvenated after you "simplystay". Follow us @ simplystayframe Two separate floors. Exterior stairs only between living/loft & downstairs bedroom. PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED

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The two-story black structure is set among tall pine trees, with large windows allowing natural light to illuminate the exterior. A paved driveway leads to the entrance, while outdoor stairs connect the upper and lower levels. Soft lighting highlights the building’s contemporary design.
Guesthouse in Flagstaff
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 201 reviews

Mountain Town Retreat

Enjoy this peaceful retreat with views of a mature forest and the San Francisco Peaks! Deer and elk graze across the ravine outside your bedroom window, and hummingbirds drink nectar from the abundant wildflowers. This is a really special spot! Still, our home sits inside Flagstaff, with all its amenities: cafes, roasteries, beer gardens, and breweries. Snow Bowl, Sedona, and the GC are not too far from us, along with many other day trip hikes and destinations. We love this place! Come join us!

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A vibrant sky is featured, showcasing billowing clouds in shades of white, blue, and orange at sunset. The clouds reflect soft hues against the backdrop of a serene skyline, creating a visually striking panorama.
Guest suite in Flagstaff
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

Mountain Modern With Fantastic Views of Flagstaff

Well appointed modern space has arguably some of the best views in town. With access to the ponderosa pine forest, sauna, walking distance from the historic Lowell Observatory and just minutes from down town Flagstaff this is an all season gem. The beautiful drive to Sedona down the spectacular Oak Creek Canyon is 45 minutes, the South rim of the Grand Canyon a 70 minute drive north and Snowbowl skiing is 20 minutes away. Cross country skiing, Mtn Biking or hiking right out of the front door!I

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Cabin in Flagstaff
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 1,146 reviews

A-frame Mountain View Cabin in the National Forest

@AFrameFlagstaff is a tiny house A-Frame on 1.5 acres in the National Forest. Featured in American Eagle Outfitters worldwide campaign. Dog friendly. AC. Epic glamping and stargazing. 10 min to historic downtown/Route 66. 15 min to Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater, Wupatki National Parks, NAU, AZ Snowbowl. 30 min to Meteor Crater and Sedona. 90 min to GRAND CANYON, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, and Petrified Forest. 2.5hrs to Monument Valley. Our listing "Tiny Mountain View Sauna Cabin" nearby

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Apartment in Flagstaff
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Trail of the Woods - New, Stylish & Cozy Apartment

Stylish experience at this centrally-located newly built 1 bed apartment. Minutes to downtown, NAU and backs up to the Flagstaff Urban Trail System (futs). Mountain bike or hike right out the back door and hop on the AZT! Located just 30 miles from the AZ Snowbowl, 45 miles from Sedona, 65 miles from the Grand Canyon. A king size (non-toxic) mattress will keep you cozy. Extra guests can sleep on the double hide-a-sofa bed. Everything you need & more is here! *Please inquire about discounts!

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A log cabin elevated among ponderosa pines displays a spacious wooden deck supported by sturdy columns. The structure's A-frame roof features exposed beams, and large overhangs provide shade. The surrounding trees create a serene and wooded ambiance, inviting a sense of peace and privacy.
Cabin in Kachina Village
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 234 reviews

Kachina Village Treehouse

While not technically a treehouse, this log cabin is 79 steps up, sits above ground level and is surrounded by ponderosa pines! Once inside this cozy and peaceful home, you'll feel like you're in your own private treehouse. Located in Kachina Village, just 8 miles south of downtown Flagstaff, you'll get to enjoy dark skies and quiet evenings while being close to all of Flagstaff's attractions. Please note that you DO have to climb all 79 steps and cross a foot bridge over Pumphouse Wash.

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A cozy entryway is framed by natural stone walls, showcasing two white, woven chairs and a small silver side table. Bright red flowers bloom in front of the cottage, adding a touch of color to the serene entrance. A white door with glass panels leads inside.
Guest suite in Flagstaff
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 706 reviews

Casa de la Piedra ~ Downtown 1-Bedroom Cottage

Casa de la Piedra is a cozy cottage made of stone and attached to our family home. It is located just a few blocks up from the heart of downtown Flagstaff. This is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to check out the downtown scene and be walking distance to great restaurants, shops, events and more. The space includes a bedroom and a small kitchen with all of the essentials that expands into the living room area. The cottage is attached to our family home, so quiet hours are from 9 pm on.

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Cabin in Bellemont
5 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Basecamp 66 - Perfect Location For Your Adventures

Enjoy stunning views & Kaibab National Forest (AZGMU-7) as your backyard at our 2BR house near Bellemont, Arizona. Centrally located between Flagstaff and Williams, near historic Route 66, this quiet, cozy, peaceful and sustainable-building-award-winning cabin is the perfect stay for couples, families, friends and hunters alike. Enjoy modern day comforts with an outdoorsy experience. Wifi has been upgraded and works perfectly! Well stocked to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

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An inviting backyard space is showcased with a circular fire pit surrounded by stone seating. A gas grill is positioned nearby under a wooden pergola. Soft outdoor lighting illuminates the paver patio, creating a cozy atmosphere for gatherings.
Home in Flagstaff
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 394 reviews

Family Friendly Downtown Home-Fire Pit

LOOK NO FURTHER!! Sitting by the fire pit with a beverage is just the thing you'll need to complete your Northern Arizona vacation! Situated between two gorgeous parks, this newly remodeled home is perfect for a small group or family to make memories. Whether you’re cooking a gourmet meal in the well stocked kitchen or taking some quiet time in the spacious loft, this home will be a place your just going to love. Walking a few short blocks to heart of downtown makes this location primo!

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Cabin in Kachina Village
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews

Private A-Frame Cabin w/ Hot Tub #bigdeckenergy

Nestled in the quiet hills of Kachina Village is this renovated 1972 luxury A-Frame cabin. With 600 sq ft of deck space, it’s the perfect place to relax, unwind & breathe in the crisp mountain air. Located just 10 minutes from Flagstaff you’ll have easy access to anything you need, but you're far enough from town to enjoy some peace and quiet. The interior and exterior spaces have been designed to be warm and welcoming so you feel right at home and ready to settle in and relax.

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Home in Jerome
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 880 reviews

John Riordan House Built in 1898 Vacant for 60 yrs

Highest rentable space in Jerome. Authentically restored to it's original 1898 condition. House had been buried in mud since 1953 until the compete resurrection in 2012. The John Riordan House has obtained the rating in the TOP 1% OF ALL AIRBNBS WORLDWIDE and the most 5 star reviews in Jerome. Enjoy the mile high weather and the 1200 square foot outside patios with fantastic 30 mile views of the entire Verde Valley. 95 steps down to the upper part of town.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Flagstaff?

    Explore stays around downtown Flagstaff, the University Heights area, and near the historic railroad district. These neighborhoods have local dining, walkable streets, and easy access to arts venues and parks.

  • What are the best things to do in Flagstaff with kids?

    Families in Flagstaff often explore hands-on experiences at the Lowell Observatory and the Museum of Northern Arizona, or enjoy outdoor play in local parks. Visiting interactive science exhibits and nearby trails is frequently suggested for active days together.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Flagstaff?

    Flagstaff has hiking in pine forests, stargazing at Lowell Observatory, and art galleries around downtown. Many visitors explore Indigenous heritage at the Museum of Northern Arizona or join community events in Heritage Square.

  • How is the weather in Flagstaff?

    Flagstaff experiences four distinct seasons, with winter temperatures from 22–50°F (-6–10°C) and summer afternoons reaching 95°F (35°C). Snow is common in colder months, while summers are warm with some seasonal rain.

  • What are the best places to visit in Flagstaff?

    Frequently suggested spots include Lowell Observatory for astronomy, Walnut Canyon National Monument for cliff dwellings, and downtown Flagstaff for local shops and murals. The Arboretum at Flagstaff is also popular for nature strolls.

  • What are some hiking trails in Flagstaff?

    Check out the Kachina Trail for wooded mountain paths, explore Buffalo Park’s loop with open views, or trek among the lava flows at the Lava River Cave. Trails often wind through forests and offer scenic outlooks.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Flagstaff?

    Explore interactive exhibits at the Museum of Northern Arizona, go stargazing at Lowell Observatory, or play disc golf at Thorpe Park. Many families also enjoy picnics or gentle hiking in local forest parks.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Flagstaff?

    Many explore the red rock scenery in Sedona, the ancient dwellings at Montezuma Castle National Monument, or volcanic landscapes in Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument. Seasonal ski areas are also popular nearby.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Flagstaff?

    Many vacation rentals in downtown Flagstaff, University Heights, and surrounding forested suburbs welcome pets. Parks such as Bushmaster Park and Thorpe Park make it easy to get outside with your dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Flagstaff?

    Flagstaff sits at an elevation of approximately 7,000 ft (2,135 m), so drink plenty of water and consider sun protection. Weather can change quickly; pack layers for comfort and check local trail conditions before hiking.

  • What is Flagstaff known for?

    Flagstaff is known for its pine forests, connection to astronomy at Lowell Observatory, and Indigenous heritage recognized throughout the city. Its mountain scenery and creative culture draw people who enjoy outdoor and arts experiences.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Flagstaff?

    Wander the art-filled alleys around downtown, find quiet spots at Buffalo Park, or explore the Lava River Cave for a unique underground hike. Local coffeehouses and bookshops are also cherished by residents.

  • What are the best foods to try in Flagstaff?

    Flagstaff’s dining scene has Navajo fry bread, green chile specialties, and craft beers from local breweries. Pizzerias, vegan cafes, and bistros with southwest-inspired menus are frequently suggested.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Flagstaff?

    Pack clothing for changing weather, comfortable walking shoes for exploring forests and historic streets, sunscreen, and a refillable water bottle. A warm jacket is useful, especially in fall, winter, and spring evenings.

  • What is the nightlife in Flagstaff like?

    Flagstaff has pubs and breweries with live music, relaxed bars around downtown, and creative events at community spaces. Many venues feature local bands, open mic nights, and late-night bites.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Flagstaff?

    Popular annual events include the Flagstaff Festival of Science in early fall, Pickin’ in the Pines bluegrass festival, and celebrations in Heritage Square throughout the summer. Seasonal art walks and food truck gatherings are also frequently suggested.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Flagstaff?

    Many vacation rentals around downtown Flagstaff, University Heights, and forested neighborhoods cater to families with spacious layouts and nearby parks. Hosts sometimes provide child-friendly amenities upon request.

  • When is the best time to visit Flagstaff?

    Spring and fall are often recommended for moderate weather and vibrant scenery, while winter draws those interested in snow sports. Summer sees the most community events and outdoor festivals around town.

All about Flagstaff

The city of Flagstaff is home to various natural wonders, such as Arizona’s tallest mountain, Humphreys Peak, which draws hikers, skiers, and mountaineers to this scenic stretch of Northern Arizona. It’s also where you’ll find Walnut Canyon National Monument, with canyon walls and cliffs holding dwellings that once served as homes to the Sinagua Indians in the 12th and 13th centuries. The Sinagua left more than 80 multi-room dwellings here, 25 of which can be viewed from the footpaths snaking through the canyons. Further remains of ancient Sinagua structures, inhabited between 1070 and 1275 A.D., can be found at Elden Pueblo Archaeological Site in central Flagstaff.

The city itself has a sophisticated restaurant scene and notable museums such as the Museum of Northern Arizona, where you can learn all about this fascinating red rock region of the United States. Flagstaff is also a popular stop on the way to the Grand Canyon, whose pastel peaks and sweeping vistas are only an hour and a half away.

What are the top things to do in Flagstaff?

Lowell Observatory

As one of the oldest observatories in the United States, Lowell Observatory has a fascinating history. This now research facility is where astronomers first discovered Pluto in the early 20th century, where the rings of Uranus were studied in great detail, and where the Apollo program worked on some of their moon planning. Today you can take a tour of the facility, watch various science films, and check out far away constellations using the observatory telescope.

Humphrey’s Peak Trail

The hike up to Arizona’s highest peak is a five-mile-long trek into nature along a steep and rocky trail that guarantees great views of the canyons and the Painted Desert. While Humphrey’s Peak Trail is open year-round, slippery conditions make it more ideal for exploring in the spring and summertime, with permits required for the winter months’ entry.

Wheeler Park

This green area — located just steps away from the city’s visitor center —plays host to a number of weekend arts festivals throughout the year, and is also one of Flagstaff’s most popular picnic spots. Visitors can enjoy the grassy land on the benches outlining the park, or bring along a blanket for a picnic. In the fall, visitors can take part in an Oktoberfest celebration, and in the winter, the park’s trees are decked out with holiday lights to bring in the season’s cheer.

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Flagstaff

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 2,020 vacation rentals in Flagstaff

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Flagstaff vacation rentals start at R 325 ZAR per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    1,330 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 570 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    410 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    1,150 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    2,010 of Flagstaff vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Pet friendly, and Laptop-friendly workspace across Flagstaff rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Flagstaff stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Flagstaff's top spots, include Lowell Observatory, Harkins Flagstaff 16, and Museum of Northern Arizona

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