Vacation rentals in Nome
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Explore 30 vacation rentals in Nome
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Nome vacation rentals start at G$23,003 GYD per night before taxes and fees
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Family-friendly vacation rentals
10 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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10 properties have a dedicated workspace
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30 of Nome vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Trout Suite
The Trout Suite is the perfect spot to call home for your trip to Nome. It features a sleeping area as well as a living area with a dining table, a comfortable queen bed, a full-size sleeper sofa, two flat-panel TV, a spacious bathroom area and a full-sized kitchen so you can prepare meals in the comfort of your own space. Guests will have access to the entire unit and a private porch. There is uncovered off-street parking available as well. I live just a few blocks away and can be at the Suites as needed. We have vehicle rentals available. The Suites are centrally located in Nome. Guests can easily walk to the Iditarod finish, Aiport Pizza, the Mini Convention Center, Hansons, and Old St. Joes. Cabs around Nome are inexpensive and plentiful.
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Stay at The Comstock Kennel
Located 13 miles out of town, this beautiful property on the Nome River at the Comstock Dog Mushing Kennel features a spacious open concept 1 bedroom with a queen bed. Listen to the sled dogs howl at the northern lights. Book a sled dog experience at theComstockKennel dot com or enjoy a sauna and cold plunge in the river. Complete with a 1/2 bathroom and small kitchen. Be immersed in the Alaskan wild. Click on the map to see the location. You will need a vehicle or we can pick you up for a fee.
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Cozy RV Getaway Near Nature
Get cozy & settle in this rustic camper retreat, designed for travelers seeking to slow down, relax, and take in the beauty of Alaska. Whether you're here for adventure, sightseeing, fishing, hiking, or simply a peaceful escape from everyday life, this comfortable RV offers a warm & welcoming place to call home during your stay. Surrounded by quiet scenery and fresh air, this space is perfect for couples, solo travelers, friends, or anyone wanting a simple and memorable getaway close to nature.
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Refreshed, Two bedroom single-family home.
Relax with the whole family or work crew at this peaceful place to stay. Recently refreshed (still updating) comfortable two bedroom single-family home. One queen bed, two twin beds, a convertible couch, a twin air mattress, 65 inch smart TV, WiFi, and a Jacuzzi bathtub. Conveniently located by the elementary school and hospital. Easy access with keyless entry. Enjoy the fully stocked kitchen amenities, outdoor grill, and picnic table. Luggage drop off, early check in/out by arrangement only.
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Entire House 1,700 sq ft
If you're a construction company then 4 crew members can spread out in 4 separate rooms. If you're a family then 8 people can fit (2 in the master bedroom, 1 in the guest bedroom, 1 in another bedroom, 1 in the office on a roll away bed, 2 on a full size floor mattress, and 1 on a twin size floor mattress. During Iditarod the house has hosted basketball teams with 10 people (it's a bit of a tradition as the town fills up and folks drop a sleeping bag wherever they can find space on the floor).
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Peaceful Nome Retreat – Full Home, 65” TV, Aurora
Unplug and unwind at this peaceful, private home tucked away in a quiet residential area of Nome, Alaska. Enjoy the entire house to yourself—just a short walk from Front Street, the hospital, local restaurants, and grocery stores. Whether you're in town for work, adventure, or relaxation, this cozy hideaway has everything you need. 🌌 Chances to See the Northern Lights & Wildlife Potential seasonal views of aurora borealis and migratory birds right from the comfort of the home or yard.
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Nome-Ads Cozy Connex
After a full day enjoying all Nome has to offer, come rest in your tiny home away from home, a tiny home with a twist. In possibly the only connex cottage here in town, you will find a bedroom with a twin bed, a living area a bathroom with a shower, a washer and dryer and a fully functional kitchen. The location is a block from the end of the Iditarod in the winter and in the summer, the beach where you can find beautiful pieces of sea glass. 40' connex w/ large entry
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Clean & Quiet Studio Apartment C
Welcome to Studio C - Clean, safe and affordable budget housing Discover the ease and affordability of Studio C, our fully furnished short-term rental. This unit offers exclusive use of a kitchen and bath, ensuring a comfortable stay at a budget-friendly rate. To maintain affordability, we've opted for simplicity - no internet or WiFi. Book your stay at Studio C today for a simple and affordable experience that prioritizes comfort and practicality.
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Humpy Ini
Welcome to Spawn-Inn, the Humpy Ini, your Nome away from home. Relax and unwind in this renovated tiny home designed for comfort, convenience, and a memorable stay. This charming Ini "place" combines modern comforts with the practical functionality needed for Alaska living. Whether you are staying for a few nights or an extended visit, you will have everything necessary for a relaxing and enjoyable experience.
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Cozy Blue Cabin
This centrally located cabin near Front Street, Nome, sleeps two and offers a peaceful spot for your vacation or work visit to Nome. The private cabin has a full kitchen with a Keurig coffee/tea maker, full fridge and stove; and a bathroom with a shower and a washer/dryer. For Iditarod visitors, this cabin is located 200 yards away from the Iditarod finish line. It's the most charming cabin with a sweet vibe.
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The Nanny House
Cozy and fully equipped tiny house just outside of town with quiet surroundings and tundra views. Walking distance to the AC Store and everything in Nome. Features a comfy queen bed plus lofted twin, full bath with washer/dryer, kitchen with stovetop, microwave, and mini fridge. Reliable heat, Wi-Fi, and wildlife right outside your door—perfect for couples, solo travelers, or business guests.
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Peaceful and cozy 2 bedroom home!
Whether you are visiting Nome for business or pleasure take it easy in this cozy home and memorable getaway. This home offers a great space to relax after your day full of adventures or work with two bedrooms, full bath, full kitchen, washer, dryer, large deck, amazing tundra views, bird watching, world class muskox viewing, northern lights, and all of Alaska’s glory right from the window!
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When is the best time to visit Nome?
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| Avg. price | G$46,005 GYD | G$40,777 GYD | G$56,670 GYD | G$49,142 GYD | G$52,279 GYD | G$52,279 GYD | G$41,823 GYD | G$40,986 GYD | G$41,823 GYD | G$44,332 GYD | G$41,823 GYD | G$46,633 GYD |
| Avg. temp | -15°C | -13°C | -12°C | -5°C | 3°C | 9°C | 11°C | 10°C | 6°C | -1°C | -8°C | -13°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Nome?
Many travelers choose stays near historic downtown for a sense of local heritage, or along oceanfront areas to take in views of the Bering Sea. Both options often provide easy access to community sites and gathering spaces.
What are the best things to do in Nome with kids?
Families can explore local museums that showcase regional history, join wildlife watching excursions, or walk along the Bering Sea shores. Local parks and community events often provide additional opportunities for family activities.
What are some of the best things to do in Nome?
Travelers explore locally rooted museums, walk along the Bering Sea beaches, and join nature excursions to spot musk oxen or migratory birds. Visiting historic mining relics and learning about Inupiat culture are also often recommended.
How is the weather in Nome?
Nome has long, snowy winters with temperatures ranging from -2 to 18°F (-19 to -8°C), and cool summers around 44 to 58°F (7 to 14°C) with increasing rainfall. Weather can change quickly, so layered clothing is useful year-round.
When is the best time to visit Nome?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder temperatures, longer daylight, and active wildlife. Winter brings unique events and the chance to see snowy tundra landscapes.
What are the best places to visit in Nome?
Explore the Carrie M. McLain Memorial Museum for regional history, visit local art galleries, or take in the coastal scenery along the Bering Sea. Historic gold dredges and the cultural center are also frequently suggested.
What are some hiking trails in Nome?
Nome has tundra trails that travel past wildflower fields, bird habitats, and scenic ridges. Coastal paths and old mining routes are often recommended for those interested in both nature and history.
What are some family activities we can do in Nome?
Families can visit local museums, try beachcombing along the Bering Sea, or join community events and guided nature walks. Outdoor picnics and wildlife watching often round out the experience.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Nome?
Explore tundra landscapes, coastal viewpoints, or nearby historic gold mining sites for a deeper look at the region’s story. Birdwatching and nature excursions around rivers and lagoons are often suggested for outdoor enthusiasts.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Nome?
Nome has some vacation rentals that welcome pets, especially in homes near parks or open areas. Confirm pet guidelines with your host ahead of arrival for the most accurate details.
What are some local tips for visiting Nome?
Pack for changing weather, as conditions can shift from cold to mild. Engaging with local guides and respecting Indigenous traditions is often recommended for a more meaningful experience in Nome.
What is Nome known for?
Nome is known for its gold rush history, Inupiat culture, and as the finish line of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. Many travelers also come for unique Arctic landscapes and wildlife experiences.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Nome?
Travelers frequently suggest searching for historic artifacts along the beaches, taking in local art displays, or visiting small community museums. Coastal birdwatching and following winding tundra trails are often recommended for those seeking quieter experiences.
What are the best foods to try in Nome?
Locally caught salmon, king crab, and reindeer dishes are frequently suggested, along with baked goods reflecting Inupiat and Russian influences. Some visitors enjoy sampling locally gathered berries or fish stews.
What should I bring for a trip to Nome?
It is suggested to pack layered clothing for cold and wet weather, sturdy shoes for walking, and a camera for wide open landscapes. Bringing mosquito repellent in summer and a reusable water bottle can also be helpful.
What is the nightlife in Nome like?
Nome has welcoming neighborhood bars, locally rooted venues with live music, and social spaces where travelers and residents often gather. Nightlife tends to be casual, with a focus on community and conversation.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Nome?
The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race finish is widely recognized and draws gatherings each winter. Cultural celebrations and seasonal community festivals often highlight Inupiat traditions, arts, and shared storytelling.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Nome?
Nome has family friendly vacation rentals in areas close to parks, community centers, and historic attractions. Many homes welcome children, with space to relax after exploring the region.