Vacation rentals in Detroit

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Quick stats about vacation rentals in Detroit

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 3,250 vacation rentals in Detroit

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Detroit vacation rentals start at R 165 ZAR per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 155,170 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    1,630 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 830 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    70 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    1,870 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    3,180 of Detroit vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Monthly stays, Self check-in, and Gym across Detroit rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Detroit stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Detroit's top spots, include Little Caesars Arena, Comerica Park, and Ford Field

Top-rated vacation rentals in Detroit

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Top guest favorite
The living area features a dark geometric-patterned floor, complemented by exposed brick walls and wooden beams. A dartboard is mounted on a wall near a cozy seating arrangement, while a TV is placed above a fireplace. Decorative accents include warm-colored throw pillows.
Apartment in Midtown
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 1,110 reviews

1890's Stone and Brick Garden Loft

Hello! Our home is an 1890 Victorian mansion that we purchased in 2016 and lovingly renovated over three years using a team of local craftspeople and myself. This space is a quirky 1 bedroom, 1 bath garden level loft with much of its original character preserved. Located in the heart of Midtown just one block from 15+ bars and restaurants, DMC, Shinola and way more. The space is designed with leisure stays in mind but also capable of accommodating business travelers comfortably. Parking included

Top guest favorite
The historic mansion is highlighted by warm lighting emanating from its large windows, showcasing intricate architectural details. The exterior features a red brick facade with ornate trim, complemented by a unique turret. A manicured lawn and tree stand in the foreground against a colorful dusk sky.
Condo in Detroit
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 126 reviews

Lumber Baron's Penthouse | 3BR | 2 Kings | Parking

Top-floor penthouse in Brush Park inside Detroit’s iconic Lumber Baron’s Mansion. 2,500 sq ft with skyline views, 3 bedrooms (2 kings + 1 queen), 2.5 baths, and an en-suite workspace—sleeps 6. Free on-site parking included. Part of the Lake City Flats (LCF) collection: smart-lock check-in, hotel-quality linens, and fast local support. Minutes to Downtown, Midtown, DIA, stadiums, Fox Theatre, and Bar Pigalle across the street. Curated art, soaring windows, streaming TVs and a stocked kitchen too.

Top guest favorite
An open-concept living area is revealed, featuring a comfortable sofa with pillows and swiveling chairs. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and a spacious island. Natural light shines through large windows, highlighting the hardwood floors and contemporary decor.
Condo in Midtown
5 out of 5 average rating, 375 reviews

"Perfect 5-STAR” Condo in the Heart of Brush Park

(375) PERFECT 5★ reviews say it all! Airbnb recently named this boutique Brush Park condo to its exclusive "Guest Favorite" list. Centrally located between Downtown, Midtown, and Eastern Market - a lively atmosphere awaits as many of Detroit's award-winning restaurants, bars, cafes and stadiums are literally steps from our front door. We are part of a stunning residential community, with other homeowners both above and below us. Respect for those owners in the building is an absolute must.

Top guest favorite
A spacious bedroom features high wooden ceilings with exposed beams and ample natural light from large windows. A comfortable bed is framed by elegant paneling, while a stylish velvet sofa sits nearby. The room's warm wood flooring adds to the inviting ambiance.
Loft in Corktown
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

Historic Corktown Loft at Old Tiger Stadium

A spacious 3 story walk-up loft - a crash pad designed with raw Detroit bones and filled in Eldorado finds. This historic 1870s brick flat iron building sits at the corner of Old Tiger Stadium in the heart of Corktown, Detroit's Oldest Neighborhood. You're steps away from acclaimed restaurants, shops, cafes, speakeasies, breweries & distilleries & 1/2 mile to downtown. Exposed walls & ceiling beams, Moroccan rugs, 1970s weavings and mid century furniture make it a chic oasis in a bustling city.

Guest favorite
A wooden deck is set alongside a peaceful canal, featuring two rocking chairs positioned on a patterned area rug. Lush greenery lines the waterway, and a gentle sky fills the backdrop, creating a serene outdoor seating area.
Cabin in Grosse Pointe Park
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Detroit Canal Retreat

Secluded hideaway in the “Venice of Detroit”! Perched right on the historic Detroit canal system, this urban tiny house is a cozy retreat for couples or solo adventurers. Whether you’re here to kayak, cast a line, or just kick back with a book and a breeze, you’ll find plenty to love. Located in one of Detroit’s most unique—and real—neighborhoods. This is a revitalization zone with character: some blight, sure, but also a strong sense of community, and a refreshingly diverse, welcoming vibe.

Top guest favorite
A detached carriage house is visible, showcasing a combination of brick and wood siding with a pitched roof. Green foliage frames the entrance, while a garage door adds functionality. Seating is provided on the patio, surrounded by landscaped greenery and a view of a neighboring house.
Guesthouse in Detroit
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

Historic carriage house with gated parking & patio

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. You'll have a private space in a detached historic carriage house, sharing a yard with the host. We have a large yard with a patio near the carriage house, covered porch, grill, bbq pit, bocce court, and outdoor living room (summer). We have a dog that has yard access. Private, secured parking is available for 1 car. Families are welcome, as are pets. We recommend families 3+ contact us before booking to ensure the space will work for you.

Top guest favorite
The modern carriage house is illuminated by exterior lighting, showcasing its sleek design. A motorcycle is parked on the gravel drive beside the building. The structure is set against a backdrop of the city skyline, with large windows providing glimpses of the interior.
Guesthouse in Corktown
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 600 reviews

Sky Carriage House: Light, Bright, Corktown Escape

You'll be staying in our newly constructed carriage house at the back of our property in the heart of Corktown - Detroit's oldest historic neighborhood. This private dwelling is accessed from the back alley entrance and offers high ceilings and a panoramic view of downtown and the surrounding neighborhood. The unit features 1 bedroom/1 bath, living, dining, laundry and a full kitchen. In warmer months a small cafe seating area is situated on the spanish rock drive along the green alley.

Top guest favorite
Apartment in Downtown Detroit
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 716 reviews

Walk to sports and concert venues! Single Price

Step out of your door and into the energy of downtown..This professionally maintained space offers the perfect home base for fans and theatre goers alike. Catch Tigers games, or watch your favorite band at one of many concert venues. After the final Whistle or the standing ovation, explore the culinary scene, featuring everything from world class restaurants to cozy hidden gem bars! Finally, retreat to a space designed for comfort. Professionally cleaned. Now with single price.

Guest favorite
An open living space features a modern kitchen with dark cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. A comfortable sofa is positioned facing a television, with a coffee table in the center. A patterned area rug and indoor plants add warmth to the bright, airy atmosphere.
Apartment in Detroit
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 630 reviews

Little Paris | Walk to LCA, Ford Field, Comerica

Nestled in historic Brush Park, known as Little Paris in the 19th century, this charming flat will immerse you in the city’s past while keeping you just steps from its future. Centrally located between Downtown, Midtown and Eastern Market, you'll be in the heart of the city with amazing bars, restaurants, cafes and venues just outside your door. The design-focused space is curated with goods made by local artisans and combines centuries old character with modern amenities.

Superhost
The studio loft features exposed wooden beams and brick walls that retain the building's industrial charm. A spacious king bed is positioned next to large windows, while a cozy sofa and a coffee table provide a welcoming seating area. Bright area rug adds color to the hardwood floor.
Loft in Detroit
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 1,097 reviews

Vibrant Industrial Loft *King bed* Private entry

The loft is located in a 1920’s automotive factory, and has retained some of those original elements like exposed brick, hardwood floors, wood pillars and other little details reminiscent of a Detroit’s automotive history. Located in an industrial area close to downtown and major freeways. Easily access popular Detroit locations in 3-10 min. I have been hosting people in Detroit for over a decade, and my lofts have been featured in Airbnb mag & Hour Detroit.

Guest favorite
Loft in Detroit
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

N. Corktown Loft—Bright, Cozy ADU—Alleyway Access

Welcome to The N. Corktown Loft—a modern light-filled studio in Detroit. Entry to the loft is in the rear of the property, accessible only from the alleyway via Elm or Butternut. • The Loft is a second floor studio space with bed, living area, kitchen and bathroom. • There is a free, designated parking area off the alley, adjacent to entry door. • The studio is in the outbuilding, behind our house, with entry and parking area off alley

Top guest favorite
A bright living room features large windows allowing natural light. A gray sofa is placed opposite a glass coffee table on a patterned rug. A chair and a small side table are positioned nearby. The adjoining room hints at a cozy bedroom through an open doorway.
Apartment in Midtown
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 616 reviews

Bright Midtown Corner Apt Parking Attached

Soak up the natural light in this welcoming one-bedroom second floor apartment, ideally located in the heart of Midtown with free parking included. Just a few blocks from the Q-Line and minutes from downtown, you’ll have easy access to local shops, restaurants, and museums. Enjoy the energy of the neighborhood while having a comfortable, convenient place to call home during your time in Detroit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Detroit?

    Detroit has welcoming neighborhoods for visitors, such as Midtown with museums and cafes, Corktown known for its lively dining scene, and Downtown close to music venues and historic architecture. Many areas blend a creative atmosphere and locally rooted culture.

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

    Families can explore the Detroit Zoo, discover hands-on science at the Michigan Science Center, or enjoy art and puppet shows at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Parks and interactive museums add variety to a visit with children.

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

    Detroit has the Detroit Institute of Arts, Motown Museum, and Eastern Market for exploring art, music history, and food culture. Waterfront walks and live music venues are often recommended for experiencing the city’s energy.

  • How is the weather in Detroit?

    Detroit experiences cold winters around 19–32°F (-7–0°C), with scattered snow and some rain. Summers are typically warm, reaching highs near 84°F (29°C), and spring brings mild temperatures with blooming parks.

  • What are the best places to visit in Detroit?

    Explore the Detroit Institute of Arts, stroll through Belle Isle Park, or discover the Motown Museum for locally rooted culture and history. The Henry Ford Museum, just outside Detroit, is frequently suggested for innovation enthusiasts.

  • What are some hiking trails in Detroit?

    Belle Isle Park has scenic walking paths, and the Detroit Riverwalk spans landscaped waterfront zones. Seek tree-lined trails at Palmer Park for a peaceful, locally loved spot to stretch your legs.

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

    Families in Detroit can explore hands-on exhibits at the Michigan Science Center, play at Belle Isle Park, and watch sporting events at large stadiums. Vibrant food halls and art installations add excitement for all ages.

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

    Explore the historic streets and waterfront in Ann Arbor, discover nature trails and beaches around Lake St. Clair, or visit Greenfield Village for interactive history experiences. Local markets and botanical gardens also draw day-trippers.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Detroit?

    Many Detroit accommodations welcome pets, especially rentals in neighborhoods like Corktown, Midtown, and around Eastern Market. Parks and green spaces such as Belle Isle Park make it easy to explore with your dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Detroit?

    Detroit locals often suggest exploring arts districts, tasting regional dishes, and experiencing music venues for a deeper look at the city’s creative culture. Comfortable walking shoes and layers help adapt to changing weather.

  • What is Detroit known for?

    Detroit is known worldwide for its automotive legacy, vibrant Motown music history, and diverse visual arts scene. Food markets, live music, and a strong local sports tradition shape its culture.

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

    Discover neighborhood galleries in Southwest Detroit, stroll through the murals of the Eastern Market area, or uncover local shops and cafes in Hamtramck. Architectural details and independent bookstores invite relaxed exploration.

  • What are the best foods to try in Detroit?

    Detroit-style deep-dish pizza, coney hot dogs, and local Middle Eastern flavors are frequently suggested by residents. Bakeries in Hamtramck and community food markets showcase the city’s culinary diversity.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Detroit?

    Pack layers for unpredictable weather, sturdy walking shoes for urban exploring, and a light jacket even in summer. Visitors often bring an umbrella or raincoat for spring, and warmer coats for winter months.

  • What is the nightlife in Detroit like?

    Detroit’s nightlife blends live music venues, cocktail lounges, and locally owned bars, especially around Downtown, Midtown, and Corktown. Many visitors seek performance spaces featuring jazz, electronic, and indie acts.

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

    Movement Electronic Music Festival draws crowds in late spring, the North American International Auto Show is often highlighted, and Detroit Jazz Festival animates the city over Labor Day weekend. These events celebrate music, innovation, and local culture.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Detroit?

    Detroit has family-friendly rentals in neighborhoods such as Midtown, Corktown, and around Belle Isle Park with easy access to museums and parks. Many listings provide amenities suitable for visitors traveling with children.

  • When is the best time to visit Detroit?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder weather, outdoor festivals, and lively markets. In winter, bundled-up visitors enjoy indoor museums and a quieter city atmosphere.

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