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Top-rated vacation rentals in Phoenix

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Private room in Central City
Charming Bedroom in Garfield w/ Reduced Mo. Rate
Keep it simple at our peaceful and centrally-located home. Ideal for visiting professionals, travel nurses, outdoor enthusiasts, and especially for those wanting a mellow stay in a smoke-free home with no TV. Long-term available. I work from home and am happy to share tea and chat tips about the local area and favorite places to grab a tasty meal. This is one of two guest rooms available in the house. Traveling with a friend? See our other listing here: airbnb.co*/h/plantvibesingarfield
ﺩ.ﺇ202 per night
Private room in Central City
1BR/1BA with Private Entrance, 5min to PHX Airport
Beautifully decorated home in an older Phoenix area neighborhood. Located 5min from Sky Harbor International airport, less than a mile to major freeway access, close to Tempe and Scottsdale, with lots of shopping and restaurants just a few miles away. Celebrity Theatre is within walking distance. This room is equipped with basic TV, a mini A/C unit, mini fridge, microwave, and coffee pot for your convenience. Pets are welcome! Host is available on-site to assist with anything you need.
ﺩ.ﺇ233 per night
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Private room in Tempe
Master Room-ASU-South Mountain-Airport-Free Brkft
Free Breakfast: Coffee, Milk, Tea, Bread, Eggs, Pancake (Waffle) mix, Cereals. Private bathroom. Free WiFi! Free Netflix online movies! Close to South Mountain, 1-10 highway, Sky Harbor Airport, Arizona Mills, Downtown Tempe, Tempe Marketplace, Mountain Bike trails, several golf courses such as: Arizona Grand Resort Golf Course, Raven Golf Club, and Legacy Resort Golf Course. A King size bed, an air mattress and a desk with an office chair, 4K big flat TV and mini fridge in your room.
ﺩ.ﺇ152 per night
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Stay near Phoenix's top sights

Photo of Chase Field
Chase Field410 locals recommend
Photo of State Farm Stadium
State Farm Stadium227 locals recommend
Photo of Scottsdale Fashion Square
Scottsdale Fashion Square761 locals recommend
Photo of Phoenix Zoo
Phoenix Zoo783 locals recommend
Photo of Arizona Mills
Arizona Mills140 locals recommend
Photo of Old Town Scottsdale
Old Town Scottsdale1,380 locals recommend

Weekly rentals in Phoenix

Private room in Paradise Valley Village
Scottsdale-RoomA-Pool-Shopping-Golf-Free Breakfast
ﺩ.ﺇ134 per night
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Private room in Camelback East
Suite 7 w/ private bath 2 queen beds near Airport
ﺩ.ﺇ236 per night
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Private room in South Mountain
Private Room - 3 miles to Airport (Rm2)
ﺩ.ﺇ148 per night
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Private room in Camelback East
King bed with premium channels
ﺩ.ﺇ202 per night
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Private room in Tempe
Charming Nook Twin Scottsdale/Tempe FREE Breakfast
ﺩ.ﺇ158 per night
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Private room in West Phoenix
Zion room with WI-FI
ﺩ.ﺇ176 per night
Private room in Paradise Valley Village
*Summer Rates* King Bed, Patio Smart TVs!
ﺩ.ﺇ252 per night
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Rental unit in Central City
Private Entrance Downtown Studio Unit C
ﺩ.ﺇ238 per night
Private room in North Mountain
Artisan's Abode
ﺩ.ﺇ239 per night
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Private room in Coronado Historic District
Private Entrance / Room in Historic Coronado Home
ﺩ.ﺇ176 per night
Private room in North Mountain
Serenity Destination (women only)
ﺩ.ﺇ118 per night
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Private room in South Mountain
South Mountain Pool/Spa Retreat
ﺩ.ﺇ186 per night
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Phoenix winter vacation rentals

Private room in Camelback East
In N Out-2 Beds, Share Bath, Kitchen, and Laundry
ﺩ.ﺇ182 per night
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Private room in Camelback East
Private Bed and Bath in Phoenix Biltmore Home
ﺩ.ﺇ202 per night
Private room in Tempe
Large Room-Pool-Free Brkfst-ASU-South Mountain
ﺩ.ﺇ135 per night
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Private room in Central City
BR w/Private Entrance+Shared Bath, 5min to Airport
ﺩ.ﺇ197 per night
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Private room in South Mountain
Bedroom + Pool - (3 miles to airport) (Rm4)
ﺩ.ﺇ144 per night
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Private room in Central City
Beautiful Bedroom In Garfield w/Reduced Wkly Rate
ﺩ.ﺇ239 per night
Private room in Tempe
Best Scottsdale/Tempe Sanctuary! FREE Breakfast
ﺩ.ﺇ163 per night
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Private room in West Phoenix
happy room
ﺩ.ﺇ177 per night
Private room in North Mountain
Tranquility with a View (women only)
ﺩ.ﺇ158 per night
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Private room in Deer Valley
Big 4k Smart TV - 10 Minutes to TSMC Worksite
ﺩ.ﺇ132 per night
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Private room in Alhambra
Sweet Suite on Rose / Uptown Phx. / Primary Suite
ﺩ.ﺇ213 per night
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Private room in Peoria
Spacious Getaway Master Bedroom W Private Bath
ﺩ.ﺇ173 per night
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Weekly house rentals in Phoenix

Private room in Central City
South Vista Room, minutes from Airport
ﺩ.ﺇ151 per night
Private room in Central City
Historic, downtown PHX base for AZ exploration
ﺩ.ﺇ239 per night
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Private room in Central City
Phoenix 5 Star Downtown / Long Term / Summer Rates
ﺩ.ﺇ209 per night
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Private room in Paradise Valley Village
The Summer Room
ﺩ.ﺇ220 per night
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Private room in Deer Valley
North PHX Farmhouse Charm with Hot Tub and Views
ﺩ.ﺇ208 per night
Private room in South Mountain
Gated community by South Mountain
ﺩ.ﺇ180 per night
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Private room in Youngtown
Booking 4 Red Hot!? Look No Further! “Tranquility”
ﺩ.ﺇ198 per night
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Private room in Deer Valley
Spacious PRIVATE master with spa-style en suite
ﺩ.ﺇ263 per night
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Private room in Deer Valley
Casa Ridge Room3
ﺩ.ﺇ151 per night
Private room in Glendale
Private bedroom #2
ﺩ.ﺇ220 per night
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Private room in Deer Valley
Lilac: private room for professionals. Pool & spa.
ﺩ.ﺇ277 per night
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Private room in Camelback East
2 Full 1 twin 4-day discount shared bath
ﺩ.ﺇ154 per night
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Stays in Downtown Phoenix

Condo in Downtown Phoenix
Lady Day’s Hideaway🧡 Downtown Arts district studio
ﺩ.ﺇ268 per night
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Rental unit in Downtown Phoenix
Beautiful Studio in the Heart of Downtown Phoenix
ﺩ.ﺇ410 per night
Condo in Downtown Phoenix
The Desert Rose 💗 Downtown arts district studio
ﺩ.ﺇ269 per night
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Rental unit in Downtown Phoenix
Best of Phx within walking distance, free parking
ﺩ.ﺇ307 per night
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Stays in Ahwatukee

Private room in Ahwatukee Foothills
Nature lovers paradise! Relax and enjoy Ahwatukee
ﺩ.ﺇ275 per night
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Private room in Chandler
Cozy Room, Queen Bed, work place, swimming pool.
ﺩ.ﺇ165 per night
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Private room in Chandler
Hotel Chic in Chandler - Turquoise Room
ﺩ.ﺇ165 per night
Private room in Ahwatukee Foothills
Private Room in Ahwatukee Neighborhood of Phoenix
ﺩ.ﺇ185 per night
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Stays in Arcadia

Private room in Mesa
Luxury Private Bedroom with heated pool!
ﺩ.ﺇ214 per night
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Private room in Arcadia
Cozy Arcadia Guest Suite with Private Entrance
ﺩ.ﺇ258 per night
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Private room in Scottsdale
Sweet Suite in Scottsdale with private bath
ﺩ.ﺇ208 per night
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Private room in Tempe
Private Bedroom with Private Bathroom in Tempe
ﺩ.ﺇ181 per night
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Tips from Phoenix locals

Get advice about the city from the people who know it best. Local hosts share their tips and recommendations for travelers like you.

What should I pack?

Hiking shoes Bring with you a pair of shoes for hiking. the trails around the valley are spectacular.

Paolo
PaoloLives in Phoenix

Bring clothing for hot climates. if you aren't used to hot weather it can feel extra hot. Outside of what you normally would like to have with you when you travel, here are a few things we recommend you bring. swimwear - swimming season for kids is a little longer than adults as kids tend to tolerate the colder water better than adults. swimmable pool temperatures are easily seen mid-may-mid oct for kids. the hot tub is always a good idea though! sandals- the ground is really hot during summer and warm most other times of the year. your favorite water bottle (empty if you are flying in). we might be cooler in the winter but it's still dry. the need to ensure you hydrate cannot be understated here!

Kelli
KelliLives in Phoenix

What's the best way to get around?

Phoenix is a driving city. Unless you drive your own car, plan on using uber and lyft.

Paolo
PaoloLives in Phoenix

Hov (aka carpool lanes) rules & rush hour Hov lanes on our freeways, the left lanes are often designated hov lanes. hov stands for high occupancy vehicle (defined as 2 or more in a car). lanes may be entered or exited at anytime. see the freeway signs for appropriate hov times. when not hov times, the lanes may be used as regular freeway lanes. rush hour traffic patterns traffic generally flows toward phoenix in the am and away in the pm. rush hours are approx 6:30-9:00 am, and 4:00-6:30 pm and can greatly impact travel time

Kelli
KelliLives in Phoenix

What's the local culture like?

Places in phoenix These are some things you might consider: the heard museum, heard.org "the foremost showcase of native american art and culture in the u.s., the heard museum reveals the cultures of tribes in the region through exhibits, demonstrations alive performances and displays the work of contemporary native american artists. artists demonstrate their work during the week and musicians perform on most weekends."; the desert botanical gardens dbg.org.; the musical instrument museum mim.org. these are all places that are interesting and unique to phoenix. there is a restaurant near here called valle luna that serves good, authentic mexican food. they tend to get busy at night so earlier dinner or lunch is better. matt's big breakfast is downtown and considered to be one of the best. first watch is also a good comfortable place for breakfast. the churchill is a small group of stores set up in large containers. https://thechurchillphx.com/ the yard is a fun place to eat. don't have the web address but you can find it on yelp. there are a lot of great day hikes and day drives. i have information about some of them in the room.

Daniel And Terry
Daniel And TerryLives in Phoenix

Expect long delays at restaurants from mid october - mid april Our winter months (oct-apr) bring lots of visitors to the phoenix area. this makes for long lines everywhere, and odd traffic patterns.

Kelli
KelliLives in Phoenix

What are some useful phrases?

Use manners The best advice i can offer is to use manners. what do i mean by that? say "hello". when you enter a store, say hello to the clerk. say hello when you meet someone's eyes while standing in line. etc. say "please" and "thank you" at appropriate times like when asking for something or when someone does a kindness toward you. say "excuse me" or "sorry" when you bump into someone or make an error. you can always say these even when it's not your fault because you may not realize that it was actually your fault.

Kelli
KelliLives in Phoenix

Your guide to Phoenix

All About Phoenix

Sun-bathed Phoenix, Arizona’s capital and largest city, rules the Valley of the Sun, a metropolitan region that also includes such bustling regions as college town Tempe and swanky Scottsdale. A former agricultural hub, Phoenix is now the state's economic and cultural lynchpin. The city is home to world-class museums, nearly 200 golf courses, and — thanks to a population that is more than 40 percent Hispanic or Latinx — some of the best Mexican food to be had north of the border. The city also attracts adventurers who want to hike through storybook desert landscapes dotted with cactus and dramatic rock formations, which can be found just outside the city.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Phoenix?

This is the desert, and it’s hot. From June through August, it’s not unusual to experience temperatures over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, dipping to 90 and 80 degrees in September and October. November through March bring temperatures in the 60s and 70s with dips into the 40s, and in April and May, things soar back up to 80 and 90 degrees. Overall, the city sees 300 days of sun and very little rain. Pack for hot weather, and don’t forget sunscreen. During winter, bring layers for cooler mornings and evenings.


What are the top things to do in Phoenix?

Camelback Mountain

This mountain earned its name from a pair of peaks that resemble the hump of a camel’s back, and its reputation as a tough but rewarding hike thanks to panoramic views of the Valley of the Sun. There are two trails to take to the 1,420-foot summit, the Cholla Trail and the slightly harder Echo Canyon Trail. Both are challenging, featuring rocky terrain, steep ascents, and some climbing. As you hike, you’ll be surrounded by the colorful pink, orange, and red hues of the sandstone terrain from which saguaro and prickly pear cactus grow. Camelback Mountain is located just twenty minutes’ drive from downtown Phoenix, so you won’t have to wait long after finishing to reward yourself with a snack and a cool drink.

Desert Botanical Garden

Looking for something less taxing than a sweaty mountain hike? Explore more than 50,000 plant displays in this gorgeously landscaped 140-acre botanical garden devoted to desert flora. Thousands of agave and cacti grow here, alongside 485 rare and endangered species. Five themed trails cut through the gardens, which grow against the backdrop of the Papago Buttes, a cluster of striking red rock formations. The garden also hosts musical performances and art installations. Grab a quick bite at the cafe, or enjoy a sit-down meal of farm-to-table fare at the garden restaurant.

Musical Instrument Museum

Strum a Peruvian harp or try your luck at coaxing sci-fi-style wails out of a Theremin at this utterly unique museum showcasing more than 8,000 musical instruments from more than 200 countries. No, you can’t touch everything here, but a highlight for many visitors (especially kids) is the Experience Gallery, where you can bang gongs and thump on massive communal drums. A STEM gallery explores the science of soundwaves and frequency, while the Mechanical Music Gallery showcases player pianos, automatons, and music boxes that play themselves.

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