Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Jefferson City

Hollow Tree Bungalow- Walk Downtown! 2 Bedrooms

Recently renovated house in a lively downtown neighborhood, close to Columbia College, Stephens, and Mizzou. Clean, uncluttered spaces, comfortable beds, good Wi-Fi and the basics you need for an easy stay. If you love a good bath, you need to check out this euro-style tub! Easy self checking in/out with keypad. We are available as hosts and intend to give you a 5-star stay. Absolutely no parties. No smoking/vaping. PETS? Scroll down to find HOUSE RULES- be sure you can follow. SEE NOTES!

Bluff House in Rocheport Missouri

The Bluff House faces the Missouri River on 7 acres of beauty, neighboring the Bougeois Winery! The Katy trail & Rocheport are 1 mile away. Our home is two stories. We are upstairs and the Air BNB is downstairs. The Airbnb has a spacious living room, fireplace and dining room. All with views of the river and an open concept kitchen. Your entrance is completely separate and locked for use only by you. You will have a private covered deck, Bench on the bluff, Bikes, Fire pit and a Hammock!

Teeny Tiny Getaway in the Missouri countryside

A tiny house on a “micro” level. Comfy and cozy with a spacious view of nature. If you’re looking for a unique space to be alone to meditate or just simply to have a few days by yourself this is the spot for you. In the country side away from the busyness of life this gem offers a peaceful get-away. Equipped with WiFi, AC, ambient back-lit heating, folding table, a smart flat screen TV, filtered hot and cold water, microwave and refrigerator. A beautiful view perfect for stargazing. Welcome :)

Charming Victorian

The furnishings are Victorian-modern and beautifully accent the high ceilings, tall windows, and lovely wood trim throughout the home. After enjoying the beautiful outdoors, curl up in front of a toasty fire, and watch your 55" Roku Smart TV (be sure to bring your login information for your favorite streaming apps!). The Victorian is not suitable for children. For family-friendly stays, check out our other AirBNB listings: “Breathtaking Blacksmith Bungalow,” and the “Exquisite Log Cabin.”

Charming tiny home - Nova’s House

Reconnect with nature at this tiny home on a working horse facility. Enjoy sitting outside on the patio, starting a fire in the fire pit, or watching deer and turkey wander by. If you are so inclined to interact with horses, we offer both riding and ground lessons for beginners to advanced - Maplewood Farm has been in business for almost 30 years! Located just 5 miles from Fulton, MO and only 20 miles from Columbia, MO and easy access to I70 and Hwy 54

The Shouse

The Shouse is a rustic living quarters built directly under the same roof as our horse stable. Bring your horses along and they can stay here too. The home has recently been fully renovated from an Amish tack shop. It is located in the heart of an Amish community. Spend your evenings relaxing on the front porch and watch the horse and buggies go by. Ask about booking your own buggy ride while you stay to get the most out of your visit!

Apartment close to State Capitol

2 bedroom apartment one mile from the state capital building. This is the bottom apartment of a 100 year old building. The apartment includes a private driveway and a yard. Pets are allowed upon approval. My place is good for couples, business travelers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets). 5 local TV channels, ROKU, DVD player with movies. Free WIFI.

Small private country home with lake, spa, firepit

Country setting, 3/4 mile from town, house on 20 acres, lake, woods in back round, firepit, spa and BBQ area under pergola. 10 minutes from I-70. 25 minutes to Warrenton, 30 minutes from Hermann, Mo. 50 minutes to Columbia and Wentzville, MO. Great place for a staycation, traveling, work from home, or a vacation. Child and pet friendly with lots of running room.

Cozy mid century studio, listed on the NRHP

Quiet, quaint, convenient! This unique space offers serene country views, just a short 10 minute drive from the state capitol and its trending historic down town. Built in 1925 with locally quarried limestone, converted to a tiny house in 2000, this is one structure of many on the property that has been added to the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP).