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Top-rated vacation rentals in Austin

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Condo in East Austin
Studio Condo in Heart of East Austin
A spectacular studio in the heart of vibrant, fun East Austin. Surrounded by dozens of great restaurants and bars. Just 1 block from Plaza Saltillo train station and walking distance to the convention center and downtown. The unit has a full kitchen, washer dryer, private parking space, and pool access. The parking and living areas are gated for extra security. The complex is a 5 star energy green building with several electric car charging stations in the parking garage.
G$25,442 GYD per night
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Rental unit in Central Austin
Explore Austin Life | Studio Near Guadalupe St
Make this cozy studio apartment your home base as you explore Austin’s vibrant Hyde Park neighborhood. Indulge in classic Austin fair from nearby coffee shops, pizza joints, and beloved neighborhood bars all a quick walk, scooter ride, or Uber away. This apartment comfortably welcomes two guests who want to try everything Austin has to offer.
G$20,184 GYD per night
Condo in Downtown Austin
Downtown Retreat @ Casa Neuces II
Walk to everything! Enjoy the best that downtown Austin has to offer from nightlife, bars, and restaurants to shopping, yoga, and the great outdoors and UT. This swanky condo is perfectly located in the heart of ATX, yet on a quiet tree-lined street
G$23,054 GYD per night
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Stay near Austin's top sights

Photo of The Domain
The Domain769 locals recommend
Photo of Circuit of The Americas
Circuit of The Americas347 locals recommend
Photo of The Oasis On Lake Travis
The Oasis On Lake Travis508 locals recommend
Photo of Domain NORTHSIDE
Domain NORTHSIDE128 locals recommend
Photo of McKinney Falls State Park
McKinney Falls State Park377 locals recommend
Photo of Barton Creek Square
Barton Creek Square75 locals recommend

Austin homes

Home in East Austin
The Tiny , Walk to Coffee & Tacos Cozy
G$18,069 GYD per night
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Home in Central Austin
Hyde Park Casita
G$16,436 GYD per night
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Private room in Southeast Austin
Modern Private Room #1, 13 Mins. from the Airport
G$16,013 GYD per night
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Private room in East Austin
Big bright room in leafy oasis
G$12,540 GYD per night
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Home in Bouldin Creek
Sweet South Austin Bungalow in Bouldin Creek
G$33,144 GYD per night
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Home in Travis Heights
SoCo Hideout
G$27,043 GYD per night
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Private room in Austin
Aztec Room B & BBQ
G$10,575 GYD per night
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Private room in Central Austin
Elm Street Bungalow - private bath & entrance
G$15,712 GYD per night
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Home in South Lamar
Trendy! 3 miles to Downtown!
G$23,054 GYD per night
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Private room in East Austin
Traveler's Paradise ✴Private Room & Bath✴ East AUS
G$11,753 GYD per night
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Home in East Austin
Casita blocks from DT, E 6th, Town Lake, Rainey St
G$22,601 GYD per night
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Private room in East Austin
Private Bedroom in Trendy Eastside Neighborhood
G$17,373 GYD per night
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Austin condos

Condo in Travis Heights
Modern SoCo Condo in the Heart of SXSW!
G$19,943 GYD per night
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Condo in Downtown Austin
Studio Lakefront Natiivo Austin 31st-Floor
G$43,569 GYD per night
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Condo in Downtown Austin
A-205 1bd/1ba|SXSW|Zilker|Dwntn|WD + Free Parking!
G$24,596 GYD per night
Condo in Downtown Austin
★Lush, Enchanting Austin Oasis!★
G$27,889 GYD per night
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Condo in Central Austin
Location! Walkable, Bright Downtown Home w/ Patio!
G$26,649 GYD per night
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Condo in Central Austin
LOCATION & LUXURY - walk to downtown & Whole Foods
G$28,735 GYD per night
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Condo in Central Austin
★Central Urban Retreat★Patio★Walk nightlife/SXSW!
G$22,510 GYD per night
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Condo in Downtown Austin
Downtown Treetop Hideaway- SXSW, 6th St, UT Campus
G$24,746 GYD per night
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Condo in Central Austin
Incredible Oasis- Walk and Shop, SXSW, Nightlife!!
G$22,692 GYD per night
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Condo in East Austin
East DT condo w/private patio skyline view & more
G$19,006 GYD per night
Condo in Barton Hills
Walkable 1/1 in heart of Austin!! ACL/SXSW!!!
G$26,861 GYD per night
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Condo in East Austin
Cozy Modern Condo in the Heart of East Austin
G$24,323 GYD per night
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Stays in Downtown Austin

Vibrant · Historic · Hip · Thriving · Quiet

Rental unit in Downtown Austin
Historic Studio Lakefront Natiivo Austin 18th-flo
G$21,150 GYD per night
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Rental unit in Central Austin
Downtown Studio walking distance to bars
G$26,438 GYD per night
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Rental unit in Downtown Austin
Cozy Clarksville condo near nightlife
G$24,384 GYD per night
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Rental unit in Downtown Austin
Outlaws’ Downtown Hideout
G$24,384 GYD per night
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Stays in East Austin

Rental unit in East Austin
Spacious Eastside 1/1 94 walk score w/amenities
G$26,317 GYD per night
Guesthouse in East Austin
Modern Studio in the Heart of East Austin
G$22,208 GYD per night
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Condo in East Austin
Comfy Bijou Studio in Trendy East Austin
G$32,783 GYD per night
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Cottage in East Austin
Romantic Art House
G$24,928 GYD per night
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Stays in South Austin

Rental unit in Austin
Hip Studio. Full Kitchen . Ideally South ATX
G$14,207 GYD per night
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Private room in Southeast Austin
Private room in 'Bnb house
G$13,084 GYD per night
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Rental unit in South Austin
South Austin Haven
G$12,117 GYD per night
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Private room in Southeast Austin
Private South Austin Room
G$12,011 GYD per night
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Tips from Austin 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?

Always bring water Hopefully you don't buy plastic water bottles still, but definitely bring water wherever you go. i'd invest in a yeti - b/c they're cool and they stay cold for forever!

Max
MaxLives in Austin

What's the best way to get around?

Uber/lyft and local favorite ride austin are all easy to catch from our house. Taxi service is less reliable. all very economical since we live so close to austin's main attractions. public transport consists of buses. go to capmetro website if interested in bus routes.

Robyn
RobynLives in Austin

Getting around -ride sharing would be the best way to get around if you don't have a car. -rent a car? download the park atx app so you can add time to the meter while you're out and about -the nearest metro (local bus) stop is 1.5miles from our hourse

Ian
IanLives in Austin

Get to know the major street names in south austin. Manchaca, lamar, south congress, ben white (aka hwy 71) and mopac (aka loop 1 north) ---- if you get familiar with where these roads are on the map, you'll have an easy time finding your way around. also, it may be helpful to know "manchaca" is pronounced like "mancheck"

Amanda
AmandaLives in Austin

Uber and lyft are great for austin Download the apps and start riding

Carrie
CarrieLives in Austin

What should I not miss?

The bats under congress bridge! Head down to the congress bridge, or rent a canoe and park it under the congress bridge around sunset any day and prepare to be amazed with hundreds of thousands of bats as they head out for the night to feast!

Max
MaxLives in Austin

How can I save money on this trip?

Great travis county park (free!) Great primitive trails just ten minutes up 71 toward austin. southeast metropolitan park!

Carrie
CarrieLives in Austin

What are some local customs?

Matthew mcconaughey, famous austin native & resident says, "we don't honk in austin." We do drive very fast! so, plan ahead a little and it won't be too bad!

Carrie
CarrieLives in Austin

If you want to bbq on the porch, go to the food locker for farm fresh beef, pork & bacon.. They close at 6pm sharp..

Marshall
MarshallLives in Austin

If you see a tip jar, anywhere, it means the hourly wage is tragically low. please be generous. It's not just service staff. from sandwich-makers to counter clerks ($5/hour), tip jars alert you to the underpaid population of our town. don't forget the musicians!

Paula
PaulaLives in Austin

Your guide to Austin

Introduction

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.


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

Austin boasts 300 sunny days a year, but there’s no denying that the city sizzles in the summer, with July being the hottest month. Average high temperatures are in the 90s Fahrenheit from June through September, with lows only getting into the 70s. Winter is a far more temperate season, with highs in the upper 50s to low 70s and lows dipping into the upper 30s. Spring and fall are the most pleasant seasons for a vacation, with highs usually in the 70s and 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s. The clearest skies arrive between July and November, with the highest average days of rain in May.


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.

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