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An open kitchen-living space features a stylish leather sofa and a decorative rug. The modern kitchen, highlighted by geometric tile backsplash, includes a dining area with four chairs. A spiral staircase leads to the loft, while large windows allow natural light to fill the room.
Guesthouse in Travis Heights
5 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews

Enjoy the Best Location at the SoCo Casita on South Congress

Newly constructed in 2019, take in treetop views from the loft nest overlooking interesting architectural lines and a cleverly designed open kitchen-living space. This entire house with private, dedicated access allows you to come and go easily. We provide luxury linens, a sparkling clean house and all the amenities of home. We're located steps from the popular restaurants and shopping of South Congress! Please note: you must climb a spiral staircase to get to the guest house. The second bed is in a loft accessible with a ladder. You need solid mobility. This guest house was completed in 2019 and is perched above a spiral staircase to get to the main floor. You will also need to climb a loft ladder to utilize the second queen bed in the loft so we do want to make sure you're aware and comfortable doing so. The house has tons of natural light, high end furnishings and 20 foot vaulted ceilings! It was designed and built for guests to have all the amenities like luxurious bedding and fixtures right in the heart of classics like Guero's, The Continental Club, Hopdoddy's, Home Slice and more! The dedicated outdoor porch lets you start your day with a coffee from the in-unit Nespresso or Mañana, the coffee shop right next door. You can enjoy live music during the weekends at multiple spots nearby! You'll have access to the entire guest suite and dedicated porch with outdoor seating. This is a completely separate guest house and so you have fully private and separate entrance. Aside from normal workdays we're often available in person but we are always just a text or message away! Come and go easily with private access to this inviting Travis Heights guesthouse. The lively South Congress commercial area, the Rainey Street Historic District, quiet tree-lined streets great for walking, and the downtown area are all just minutes away. The dedicated outdoor porch lets you start your day with a coffee from the in-unit N-espresso or Manana, the coffee shop right next door. You can enjoy live music at the weekend at multiple spots nearby and lovely local shopping! Uber and Lyft are staples of transportation in Austin as well as scooters and bikes that you can pick up on the sidewalk. We are on an express bus line as well that can take you near and far. You're in the heart of it all and it's easy to get around. We also offer 1 on-site parking space if you choose to rent or drive in your own car. The hotel next door is a popular venue for events that take place often on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This means there could be loud, live music for weddings and events. It ends by 11 pm on the weekends but be aware if you'd be disturbed by it. We love the energy it brings but it's not for everyone.

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An outdoor area features a refreshing cold plunge, surrounded by lush greenery and potted plants. A wooden sauna is visible, with a sleek door that complements the natural setting. The serene atmosphere is enhanced by the sunlight filtering through the trees.
Home in East Austin
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 705 reviews

Extraordinary East Austin Retreat with Sauna and Cold Plunge

Discover a private sanctuary in this classic east Austin artist's retreat. Wake up to peace and tranquility amid wood finishes in a space with a soaring custom cathedral ceiling, an upper level loft, a deck walkout, and a cozy outdoor swing bench. Energize for the day with a dip in the cold plunge and unravel for the night in the infrared sauna. We have an enhanced cleaning policy to ensure guest safety and peace of mind in the midst of uncertain times that includes: A top notch HEPA filter, spraying or wiping disinfectant on all surfaces and washing laundry with hot water and bleach. This is an eclectic and imaginative one bedroom cottage sanctuary with a front porch swing for watching east Austin mosey on by. Joyous comfort is to be had in the main bedroom with custom cathedral ceiling and tempurpedic bed. The bathroom features a walk in shower with custom tile and a clawfoot tub for all of your bathing dreams. There is an additional sleeping loft should you have a friend or two who would like to accompany you. City of Austin Operating License # 096563 This lot features a front house (all yours) and a back house that we stay at when we are in Austin. Please make yourself at home on the front and side porches but we ask that you give some privacy to the back yard immediately surrounding the back house. Thank you! I travel often but regularly stay in the back house on the property. I love getting to know guests and if our paths cross I look forward to talking with you. Central East Austin is a diverse and dynamic neighborhood that is just a few minutes from downtown and yet still quiet. In addition to offering of some of Austin's best restaurants and music venues, it also has important history to explore. In the last century, highway 35 was a tool of segregation, with east (of 35) Austin providing a rich community for African Americans. See how this history lives on through a plethora of old and new businesses is this burgeoning neighborhood! There is a parking spot that you are welcome to use directly in front of the house and there is also plenty of street parking with no permitting or street cleaning concerns. The closest B-Cycle station is a 15 minute walk away at Victory Grill on 11th St. Many of the 6th St restaurants and bars are a 10 minute walk as well. If you would prefer not to walk, there are a selection of ride share services such as RideAustin (our favorite), Lyft, or Uber. The street has two names, Hamilton Ave and Richard Overton Ave. Depending on your map source you may see either one pop up. Richard Overton is the oldest living American and American World War II veteran at 112 years of age. He lives down the block where be bought a house after the war ended.

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A modern living area features large windows that offer sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. A leather sofa is positioned against the wall, complemented by a wooden coffee table and a stylish accent chair. A lamp stands nearby, adding functional lighting to the space.
Condo in Downtown Austin
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 243 reviews

The Rainey Uno-Rainey District, Luxe Amenities

This chic place offers everything you'll need for a luxurious stay. The entire building was thoughtfully designed for short term stays. Staying long term…our guests will be always be taken care of. Park with the ease of valet, treat yourself to the coffee bar lounge, or take a class at the indoor yoga studio. Also don’t miss the swanky vibes at the rooftop pool. This City Chic Loft is located on Ladybird Lake surrounded by nature and walking distance to everything Beautiful Austin has to share.

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Guesthouse in Bouldin Creek
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

SoCo Love Loft

New guest house built in back of main house accessible by the back alley. Close to South Congress shopping area. Its completely separate from the front house , has one bedroom and a full bath downstairs with a full kitchen and living room upstairs. The kitchen has a combination microwave / convection oven and a two burner electric induction hot plate in the cabinets. All kitchen utensils , pots and pans, drip coffe maker , and electric kettle Are included in the kitchen. Pets under 25 lbs.

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A serene pool area features a long pool with colorful floatation devices on the water. Surrounding the pool are wooden deck spaces and vibrant greenery. The patio includes seating arrangements under a covered area, blending outdoor relaxation with the natural landscape.
Home in East Cesar Chavez
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Resort Style Pool House

Treat yourself to a high-end vacation at this East Austin guest house. This spacious home is the perfect spot to enjoy a luxurious stay in the best location in Austin. Walkable to amazing dining options, nightlife, and the serene nature trail along the river. This home is located near city hot spots, but nestled in a quiet neighborhood. Pool area is shared with front house. No additional visitors allowed on property other than booked guests (2 max), please message w/special requests.

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Home in Austin
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 384 reviews

The Hummingbird - A Cozy Countryside Casita

This artful rural retreat is a mix of quaint charm and modern elegance. Connect with a loved one or simply disconnect from the world. Watch the sunset or stargaze in complete privacy from the porch or hot tub that overlooks a meadow encircled with trees. Step inside to a flood of natural light. Cook a meal in the fully stocked kitchen. Get a great night's rest in the organic king-size bed. Explore nearby wineries, breweries, and hiking trails. Austin is a short drive from here too!

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An inviting spa space is surrounded by warm wood paneling, featuring a smooth wooden sun deck and a seating area. A mini refrigerator is tucked into the corner beside a minimalist table. White towels hang neatly, adding a touch of comfort to the serene environment.
Home in East Austin
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Wellness Oasis: Cold Plunge, Hot Tub, Sauna, Steam

Bingalow is a dreamy neighborhood hideaway tucked into the heart of East Austin. Complete with PRIVATE spa + bathhouse amenities, this sanctuary invites trusted guests to indulge in the delights of doing nothing, all within a 5 minute walk of Austin's best bars/eateries. Our thoughtfully designed bungalow offers steam + outdoor showers, cedar soaking tubs (heated + cold plunge), a barrel sauna, plush linens/robes, a digital concierge + complimentary spa rituals, snacks + yoga mats.

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A serene backyard setting features a clear blue pool integrated with a hot tub. A deck area with wooden slats provides shaded seating beside the water. Green grass surrounds the pool, while trees and a modern casita are visible in the background.
Guesthouse in Zilker
5 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

Modern Casita featured by Dwell. Pool + HotTub.

Stylish backyard casita with pool and hot tub. Short walk to Uchi, Alamo Drafthouse, and Barton Springs. 5 minutes to Zilker Park / Greenbelt. 2 miles to Downtown. 1.5 miles to S. Congress. Outdoor ping pong. 1GB Internet. Full bath as well as private outdoor shower. Natural Gas BBQ grill. Tankless water heater. No kitchen - mini-fridge and coffee station at bar. Owners live in front house but you will have pool, backyard and casita all to yourselves.

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A private, fenced-in backyard is shown, featuring a well-maintained lawn and stone pathway. Outdoor seating, including lounge chairs and a picnic table, enhances the space. The cottage's front porch is visible, providing a cozy access point to the home.
Home in East Austin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 203 reviews

COZY PATIO + MODERN COTTAGE + CONVENIENT LOCATION

Kick back and relax at THE PORCH HOUSE, an airy two-bedroom modern cottage in the heart of trendy East Austin. Flowing with natural light + modern finishes, this cozy cottage is ideal for a weekend getaway or extended stay! Live like a local + stay near the best of Austin's food scene, hiking trails + bustling nightlife. Conveniently located within a 2-10 minute drive from some of the best bars, restaurants and coffee shops in Austin.

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A cozy sleeping area features a spacious bed with crisp white linens. A colorful artwork is displayed above the bed. White robes are hung on a clothing rack, and natural light fills the room through the entrance, enhancing the serene atmosphere.
Dome in Austin
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 169 reviews

Luxury Dome. *Heated Cowboy Pool* *Fire Pit*

Escape to our dome away from home! A unique haven at Lake Travis. Nestled in a serene canyon on 2 acres, you'll enjoy privacy, a spring-fed creek, and proximity to Austin (25 min). Relax in a heated Texas-style cowboy pool, enjoy starlit fires, a luxurious bathroom, and a streaming creek in an oasis of calm yet close to conveniences (groceries and restaurants 3 mins away). The location is very private.

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The exterior of the cabin is surrounded by lush greenery, showcasing natural wood shingles. Warm string lights illuminate the spacious covered patio, featuring a seating area and inviting views of the wooded setting. The cabin's large windows offer glimpses into the cozy interior.
Cabin in Austin
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 327 reviews

Dream House ATX • Lake View Cabin Featured On HBO

Welcome to DREAM HOUSE ATX the 1970’s cabin of your dreams! As seen on episode seven of HBO’s Lakeside Retreats, this handmade lake view haven was featured for its serene views, inspired design, and timeless connection to nature. Just thirty minutes from downtown Austin and a short walk to Hippie Hollow and Lake Travis, it’s a place to slow down, exhale, and remember what matters most…

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Bungalow in East Austin
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Casita Holly: Your Corporate Cottage Getaway

Casita Holly is nestled in the middle of the picturesque Holly Neighborhood in East Austin. This casita is surrounded by a thriving culture with excellent walkability options, is minutes from downtown Austin, is near many great restaurants, and is close to parks and Lady Bird Lake. Enjoy this home away from home and make it your temporary happy place.

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What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Austin

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Zilker Botanical Garden

Lush garden retreat featuring themed gardens, koi ponds, and scenic pathways

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Explore 31 acres of themed gardens, from the Taniguchi Japanese Garden and rose garden to the Hart Prehistoric Garden with dinosaur sculptures and a waterfall. Wander shaded trails past koi-filled ponds, the butterfly garden, herb and fragrance garden, xeriscape demonstration garden, and the whimsical Woodland Faerie Trail with tiny faerie and gnome villages. Kids and adults can enjoy peaceful paths, seasonal events and programs, downtown views, and a small shop selling local seeds for your own garden.

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Mueller

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In Mueller you can walk or run around Mueller Lake Park’s trails, let kids enjoy splash pads and a new playscape, spot large public sculptures like the pollen piece, and watch swans, ducks, and geese by the pond. Visit the Thinkery kids’ museum, catch a movie at Alamo Drafthouse or the Blue Starlite Drive-in, and explore food trucks, local restaurants, Halcyon coffee, and Lick Honest Ice Creams. On Sundays, shop the Texas Farmers’ Market under the old airport hangar, with frequent music, plentiful vendors, and a popular potsticker stand. Don’t miss the HEB grocery store for locally grown produce, prepared meals, tamales, salsas with Texas-shaped chips, and a small food court and bar that sometimes hosts live music.

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McKinney Falls State Park

Scenic state park featuring waterfalls, hiking trails, and diverse outdoor activities

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At McKinney Falls State Park you can swim at the Upper and Lower Falls, explore the moon-like rock around the Lower Falls, and cool off or fish in Onion Creek. Hike or bike nine miles of trails, from stroller-friendly paths to routes that pass historic ruins, an ancient rock shelter, and the old Thomas F. Thompson homestead, plus the 500+ year-old cypress tree “Old Baldy.” Camp overnight, go birdwatching, boulder on limestone walls, picnic, and photograph spring bluebonnet fields.

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Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Botanical garden showcasing native Texas plants, hiking trails, and family-friendly activities

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Explore Texas’s state botanical garden and arboretum, with more than 900 species of native plants in gardens, woodlands, meadows, and along miles of walking and hiking trails. Let kids roam the 4.5-acre family garden with shrub maze, grotto and waterfalls, turf play area, tree swings, nature play spaces, and seasonal interactive exhibits like Fortlandia. Enjoy year-round wildflower blooms, educational talks and story time, photo ops in the bluebonnets, plus a cafe with sandwiches, salads, and a gift shop.

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The Domain

Vibrant shopping and dining destination with upscale boutiques, diverse eateries, and lively nightlife

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Browse more than 100 shops at The Domain, from high-end names like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Tiffany & Co., Neiman Marcus, and Apple to everyday favorites like Nordstrom, Banana Republic, American Eagle, and YETI. Eat your way through spots like North Italia, True Food Kitchen, Maggiano’s, Thai Kun, Blue Sushi, Kona Grill, and grab treats from Jeni’s Ice Cream or Frost Gelato. Catch a movie at the cinema or iPic, play games at Punch Bowl Social, and enjoy bars like Yard House, Wonder Bar, and The Dogwood, all in an open-air, park-like setting with free parking and grassy areas that even work for a stroll with your pup. When you’re done, wander into the connected Rock Rose district for rooftop cocktails and even more bars and lounges.

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Mount Bonnell

Scenic overlook offering panoramic views of Lake Austin, downtown, and surrounding hills

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At Mount Bonnell, you climb roughly 100 concrete steps for panoramic views of Lake Austin, the Colorado River, downtown skyline, and surrounding Hill Country from one of the highest points in the city. Bring coffee for sunrise or snacks for a sunset picnic at the top, where there’s ample space, a limestone pavilion, and even a concrete picnic table area for lingering. It’s dog-friendly, great for photos, and a classic local date spot. Before or after, you can swing by nearby Mayfield Park to see peacocks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Austin?

    Explore stays in areas like Downtown, South Congress, and East Austin, each known for distinct local culture, dining, and music. Neighborhoods around Zilker and Hyde Park feature leafy streets and a relaxed atmosphere. These areas are often suggested for both short visits and longer stays.

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

    Families often visit Zilker Metropolitan Park for green spaces and playgrounds or explore the Austin Nature & Science Center. The Thinkery, a hands-on children’s museum, is also frequently suggested. Barton Springs Pool is popular for swimming in warmer months.

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

    Discover live music on Sixth Street, stroll through the Lady Bird Lake Hike and Bike Trail, or browse local art in East Austin galleries. Food trucks and vintage shops around South Congress contribute to the city’s vibrant scene. Outdoor activities and cultural venues are often recommended.

  • How is the weather in Austin?

    Austin has hot summers near 75–98°F (24–37°C), with mild winters around 42–64°F (6–18°C). Spring and fall bring comfortable weather and increased rainfall, especially in May and October. Light clothing and sun protection are suggested for most seasons.

  • What are the best places to visit in Austin?

    Explore the Texas State Capitol, stroll along South Congress Avenue, or relax in Zilker Metropolitan Park. The Blanton Museum of Art and Barton Springs Pool are also frequently suggested for visitors interested in art and outdoor activities. Austin’s neighborhoods have locally rooted culture and food.

  • What are some hiking trails in Austin?

    The Barton Creek Greenbelt features scenic trails popular for hiking and biking, while Lady Bird Lake Hike and Bike Trail loops through urban and nature views. McKinney Falls State Park offers rocky trails and quiet creekside paths. These spots are often suggested for outdoor enthusiasts.

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

    Visit hands-on sites like The Thinkery children’s museum, or explore interactive exhibits at the Austin Nature & Science Center. Families often enjoy a picnic at Zilker Metropolitan Park and swimming at Barton Springs Pool during warmer months. Outdoor adventures and learning experiences abound.

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

    Frequent suggestions for day trips include wandering historic streets in surrounding towns, swimming or hiking at nearby state parks, and tasting local flavors at regional wineries. Hill Country offers scenic landscapes, outdoor recreation, and vibrant small-town culture around Austin.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Austin?

    Many vacation rentals in Austin welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods like South Congress, Hyde Park, and East Austin. Parks such as Zilker Metropolitan Park provide spaces for walks and outdoor play with your dog. Always check individual property policies for pet access.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Austin?

    Austin’s live music venues fill up quickly, so reserving ahead for popular picks is often suggested. Bring comfortable shoes for exploring street art and food truck scenes; shade and hydration help in warm months. Local markets and festivals showcase the city’s creative energy.

  • What is Austin known for?

    Austin is widely recognized for its thriving live music scene, innovative food trucks, and outdoor recreation spots. The city has a creative arts community and is home to several music and film festivals. Many visitors come for its inclusive, laid-back culture.

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

    Discover murals and public art tucked along East Austin streets, or wander the shops and coffee spots at North Loop’s vintage district. Mount Bonnell invites panoramic city views, while the Cathedral of Junk showcases creative local spirit. Lesser-known museums and bookshops abound through artful neighborhoods.

  • What are the best foods to try in Austin?

    Enjoy locally rooted dishes like smoked brisket and breakfast tacos, along with Tex-Mex and innovative vegetarian options. Craft barbecue, flavorful kolaches, and inventive food truck offerings reflect Austin’s mix of traditions and influences. Many eateries feature outdoor patios and casual environments.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Austin?

    Pack lightweight clothing, comfortable walking shoes, and sun protection, especially in warmer months. Shade and a refillable water bottle help for outdoor activities, while a jacket is useful in winter or during cool evenings. Consider swimwear if you plan to visit local pools or parks.

  • What is the nightlife in Austin like?

    Nightlife in Austin is lively, with live music venues on Sixth Street, creative bars in East Austin, and dance clubs Downtown. Outdoor patios and casual lounges add variety. Many neighborhoods pulse with late-night food options and DJ sets.

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

    South by Southwest draws crowds in early spring with music, film, and tech, while Austin City Limits Festival fills fall weekends with performances in Zilker Metropolitan Park. The city also hosts celebrations like Bat Fest during warmer months, alongside food and art festivals year-round.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Austin?

    Family friendly vacation rentals are available across Austin, especially in residential neighborhoods such as Hyde Park, Zilker, and Allandale. Many hosts provide amenities like kitchens, play spaces, and yards. Look for listings with easy access to parks and outdoor activities.

  • When is the best time to visit Austin?

    Spring and fall are often recommended for milder temperatures, blooming wildflowers, and frequent outdoor events. Summer can be hot, while winter remains mostly mild. These seasons are popular for exploring parks and attending festivals.

All about Austin

The Texas capital is a mecca of everything the state does best: inventive cuisine served from its food trucks; live entertainment celebrated at festivals touting music, tech, and extreme sports, and of course the all-essential SXSW; and plenty of outdoor experiences that call for biking, hiking cycling, swimming, bouldering, and kayaking year-round. Downtown Austin is the center of it all, with a thriving arts and shopping scene by day and lively nightlife after the sun sets, especially on Sixth Street and in the Warehouse District. Take a step back in time in South Austin, where beloved restaurants and classic architecture surround the biggest city park. The fast-growing neighborhood of East Austin, an eclectic enclave of food and boutiques, is another great spot to explore.

What are the top things to do in Austin?

Texas Capitol

The Texas state house is as grand in stature as the state is in size, earning a spot on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970 and being declared a National Historic Landmark in 1986. Made of sunset red Texas granite, the three-story capitol building is the largest in the nation — yes, it’s more than 14 feet higher than the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC. But the true beauty is in the details, such as the ornate oversized brass door hinges and chandeliers with light bulbs that spell out “T-E-X-A-S.” Take a free half-hour tour or pick up a map to take a self-guided tour.

Congress Avenue Bridge Bats

No bat signal needed! One of the most stunning sights in town is this fascinating natural phenomenon as between 750,000 and 1.5 million bats — the largest urban colony on the continent — fly out from under the Ann Richards Congress Avenue Bridge every night at dusk.

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center

Founded by Lady Bird Johnson and actress Helen Hayes in 1982, the 284-acre University of Texas at Austin Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center is committed to preserving the state’s native plants, with more than 900 species on site. There’s also an arboretum with more than 70 kinds of Texas’ native trees.

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Austin

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 16,900 vacation rentals in Austin

  • Verified guest reviews

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    8,700 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 6,230 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    5,660 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    10,460 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    16,640 of Austin vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Monthly stays, Self check-in, and Pet friendly across Austin rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Austin stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Austin's top spots, include McKinney Falls State Park, Austin Convention Center, and Zilker Botanical Garden

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