Vacation rentals in Arizona

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Home in Kingman

“Grand Canyon”but in Kingman, with a Sky-Deck!

Route 66/& I-40 is 3 minutes away, but you feel like you are in pure country! Sit on the country porch,watch quail, deer? (Some traffic/construction noise at times) View the blanket of stars which is breathtaking 3 other homes/ranches down our street. Owners house is almost 1 acre away; we will provide our visitors with privacy! Hualapai Mtn 20min South Rim 2 2/12 hr Grand Canyon Skywalk 1 hr Las Vegas 1 1/2hr Many Biking/hiking trails within walking/Riding distance of your guest house!

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 1360 reviews
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The exterior of a log cabin is shown, featuring a covered porch with seating options. A gravel driveway leads up to the cabin, bordered by grassy areas and trees. The façade showcases natural wooden tones, complemented by a stone chimney.
Home in Dewey-Humboldt

Bunkhouse Retreat in the High Desert of Dewey Az!

Real log cabin in the hills of Dewey! Nestled among five acre horse properties! Large 2 bedrooms (king and queen) Just minutes from Prescott, restaurants, shopping, Grand Canyon, Sedona, Jerome and Flagstaff! Full kitchen! One bath with large shower! A log burning fireplace, backyard fire pit, large private fenced yard (perfect for your fur babies) and driveway, has all the comforts of home! Positively no parties without prior approval! ABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING INSIDE! PLEASE DO NOT WASH THE TOWELS

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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 661 reviews
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The cabin, constructed of dark wood and large windows, is set amidst towering pine trees. The front porch features a sleek railing, while the detached garage showcases wooden doors. The modern design emphasizes a harmonious blend with nature, inviting a peaceful atmosphere.
Cabin

#AZPineCottage: Luxury Family Retreat (two-in-one)

WOW... This will be the first thought that enters your head when you step foot through the door of our one-of-a- kind cabin. Professionally designed from the ground up, this cabin features the following: - Main Cabin has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and upstairs loft with six bunk beds that sleeps 12. - Detached garage has an arcade and game room. - Above the garage is a private studio with it's own kitchen, bathroom, king bed, and laundry that sleeps two (additional $97 charge for this).

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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 169 reviews
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A covered outdoor patio features comfortable seating arrangements, offering scenic views of red rock formations and greenery. The space is enhanced by a patterned rug and colorful throw pillows, providing a welcoming atmosphere for relaxation or dining.
Home in Sedona

Dip into private springs Beautiful views & privacy

Come unwind at this charming mobile home tucked away amidst the canyon walls, minutes from Slide Rock, West Fork, and uptown Sedona. Recently remodeled, it’s the perfect retreat, featuring local artistic touches that reflect the beauty of the area. Enjoy hiking from your door, and cool off in a private spring. Set in a tranquil, secluded community, it offers a peaceful escape from Sedona's liveliness. Relax on the patio, soaking in the red rock views and the soothing sounds of the creek below.

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4.95 out of 5 average rating, 399 reviews
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A starry night sky stretches above a geodesic dome, softly illuminated with warm tones. A single blue chair with vibrant cushions is positioned nearby on a wooden deck, framed by lush greenery, creating a tranquil outdoor setting for relaxation.
Dome in Cornville

Sleep under the Stars near Sedona!

Gaze at a million stars, comet showers, or the full moon in this magical Dome, just 25mins from Sedona. Sleep under the stars on a comfy bed right in the Dome, or in nearby "Garden Shed". Relax in the patios surrounding this hidden desert paradise. Access nearby trails & ruins. Less than 2-mile hike to breathtaking views of the confluence of the Verde River & Oak Creek. Five miles to Cottonwood, gas & shops. Close to vineyards, & so much more! No chores at check-out! Just enjoy your vacation!

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4.94 out of 5 average rating, 623 reviews
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Home in Sedona

Red Rock VIEWS Villa, HiKING, Iconic Chapel

Enjoy majestic views of famous Sedona Red Rocks in the luxury of your own private villa. Steps away from iconic Chapel of the Holy Cross, popular hiking trails. House features mid-century modern aesthetic, 1- KING size , 1 -Sofa bed with 2 baths, 2 spacious living rooms, kitchen, office, outdoor dining space w BBQ. After a day in the desert, just short distance away, head to Downtown Sedona, pursue incredible art galleries and explore local restaurants ! TPT# 21426328/ 1,800 Sq. Ft.

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5.0 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews
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Home in Scottsdale

Scottsdale Oasis-Hike Views Family & Pet Friendly

Escape to this private N Scottsdale retreat we call Moonlight Oasis. A Secluded home on a peaceful acre with breathtaking desert views, unforgettable sunsets & star gazing. Sleeps 10! Enjoy the hot tub, pool table, fire pit, BBQ, games, Smart TVs, Wi-Fi, dedicated office, gourmet kitchen, and vast outdoor fun. Minutes to world-class dining, golf, shopping hiking, Kierland, TPC Scottsdale, WestWorld, and endless AZ adventures. Feel free to bring your pet and kiddos. Ask about special events!

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4.91 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews
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Guesthouse in Paradise Valley Village

Urban Cabin - A unique Retreat

Escape to this one-of-a-kind cedar cabin, offering a private sanctuary in the heart of the city. Thoughtfully designed w/a modern edge, it features expansive windows flooding interior w/natural light yet maintaining a cozy, secluded feel. Outside, a private yard, where you'll find an antique clawfoot tub/shower, perfect for unwinding under the open sky. Inside, industrial elements blend seamlessly w/warm cedar tones, creating an inviting atmosphere ideal for both relaxation & inspiration.

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews
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The exterior of the home is showcased, featuring a contemporary design with white walls and wooden accents. A well-lit pathway leads to the entrance, flanked by low-maintenance landscaping. The home is illuminated by subtle outdoor lighting as dusk settles in.
Home in Deer Valley

Updated Home w/t Firepit, slps 7

Step into the newly renovated Chateau on Rose Garden, a 3-bed, 2-bath home with a loft in North Phoenix. Discover modern comforts indoors, with vaulted ceilings, a sleek kitchen, and a loft workspace, the perfect blend of style and functionality. The quaint and unique backyard, complete with a fire pit, dining table, and various seating options throughout, creates a relaxing oasis to savor the delightful Arizona weather. Welcome to your serene home away from home at Chateau on Rose Garden.

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4.96 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews
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A rustic wooden sign labeled 'CREEK' stands alongside a stony pathway. Lush greenery and trees surround the area, creating a natural setting, with hints of a flowing creek visible in the background.
Cabin in Lake Montezuma

Cozy Log Cabin on Creek Near Sedona

Escape to this 2-bedroom log cabin on Wet Beaver Creek in the heart of cowboy country! Just minutes from the hustle-bustle of Sedona, this tranquil, unique, and very private property is a true creek-side gem. Come prepared to unwind...soak in the stream, read a book, toss horseshoes, grill a steak, or simply relax on the deck and watch the birds and deer. Fall asleep to the sound of the rapids and in winter, cozy up to a crackling fire indoors or out. Welcome to Beaver Creek Cabin!

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews
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The A-frame cabin is framed by lush greenery and tall trees, showcasing a black exterior and a distinctive red metal roof. A pathway leads to the entrance, with wooden chairs positioned on the porch, inviting relaxation in a serene outdoor setting.
Cabin in Payson

Relaxing A-Frame Cabin in the Forest

Whether you’re seeking adventure or peaceful retreat, our A-frame cabin promises an unforgettable stay. Relax on the large back deck overlooking a seasonal creek or head out to explore the nearby sights like Tonto Natural Bridge or Water Wheel Falls. A fully stocked kitchen allows you to enjoy home cooked meals or head out to nearby restaurants in Pine/Strawberry like Old County Inn and Pie Bar. Book your escape today and enjoy the natural beauty of the Tonto National Forest.

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews
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The historic John Riordan House, showcasing its original 1898 architecture, features an ornate facade with intricate wooden details. A spacious wraparound porch is adorned with columns and railings, providing a glimpse of the beautiful craftsmanship of the late 1800s.
Home in Jerome

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 5% 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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4.96 out of 5 average rating, 895 reviews

All about Arizona

Arizona is in the southwest of the United States on the Mexican border, home to the sprawling Kaibab National Forest with its towering pines, lively music venues in Tucson, the Roosevelt Row Arts District in state capital Phoenix, and several Native American reservations. The state’s terrain spans the grassy prairies of the Patagonia region, rock formations carved by the elements at Chiricahua National Monument, and the limestone peaks framed by big skies in Sedona.

World-famous Route 66 runs through Flagstaff, while rugged red rock dominates the sweeping landscapes of Grand Canyon National Park and Monument Valley. Outdoors adventures abound, from exploring epic canyons to teeing off at golf events to watching the big hitters at baseball spring training. Arizona’s multiple dark sky parks draw stargazers, the north of the state boasts excellent conditions for skiing in the colder months, and the blue-green waters of Havasu Falls make a striking contrast with their rust-hued surroundings.

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Sedona

Sedona boasts some of the state’s most jaw-dropping landscapes. Surrounded by imposing red rock formations, pillars, and buttes, this striking natural landscape almost looks man-made, while the desert town’s surrounding Verde Valley wine region and crystal stores draw an eclectic crowd of epicureans and visitors in search of Sedona’s reputed spiritual energy. Dusty trails dotted with yucca plants sit alongside a bounty of public artwork and sculptures in the Gallery District.

Grand Canyon National Park

Where the Little Colorado River meets its bigger namesake in the northwest of Arizona, the towering layers of sedimentary rock and deep gorges of the Grand Canyon National Park extend over 250 miles and date back billions of years. Established in 1919, the park’s South Rim remains one of the more popular access points and is home to Yavapai Geology Museum, which also provides excellent vantage points from large picture windows. The panoramic, rust-colored views from Mather Point and Desert View Drive are the stuff of legend and the subject of countless movies.

Canyon de Chelly National Monument

Established in 1931, Canyon de Chelly National Monument dates back much further — it stands as one of North America’s longest continuously inhabited landscapes, spanning deep-orange sandstone cliffs, vertiginous spires, and plunging valleys dotted with vegetation. Ancestral Puebloans and Navajos carved dwellings out of the red rock centuries ago, sheltered by the towering cliffs, and the Navajo community still raises livestock in the canyons.

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