Vacation rentals in Philadelphia
Find and book unique accommodations on Airbnb
Top-rated vacation rentals in Philadelphia
Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.
Parking, Near Philly&Airport, Garden2
âś“ Fast WiFi 300mbps Upload/Download âś“ 15 Minute Drive To Philadelphia/Airport âś“ Free street parking is always available âś“ 800 Square Foot Spacious Apartment! âś“ Linens & Towels Included âś“ Shampoo, Conditioner & Body Wash âś“ 2 Bedroom âś“ 1 Bathroom âś“ Modern Homey Apt With Touches Of Farmhouse Charm âś“ Kitchenette With Induction gas stove/oven Coffee, tea âś“ Dining Table for 4 people âś“ Living Room (Flat Screen With FREE newest movies) âś“game console âś“ Queen Size Beds âś“ Patio area with Chairs âś“ garden
Dream Loft - Old City: LEMA House 3
Located on the best block in Old City, LEMA Houses are luxury lofts for design aficionados + romantics. These unique + thoughtfully designed spaces are furnished with LEMA product - an award-winning Italian closet + furniture manufacturer, bulthaup kitchens, Miele appliances, Lutron Pico lighting controls, Duravit + Dornbracht fixtures. The euro-queen beds, dressed with custom linen bedding + duvets, are one of many extra special touches to help make your Philadelphia experience truly dreamy.
Cozy Rittenhouse Gem! Private & Quiet - Sleeps 4!
With all the quintessential charm you expect in the Rittenhouse area, this townhouse is a cozy, charming spot in the best neighborhood in the city. This quaint 1 bedroom / 1.5 bathroom townhouse covers 3 floors and provides comfortable sleeping 4 (Queen Bed + Full Futon)! Well-equipped kitchenette and a small, private patio area in the back. Enjoy being in the heart of the city and just a short walk to all the attractions Philly has to offer while staying on a quiet, tucked-away street.
Charming Historical Trinity in Rittenhouse Square!
Take a step back in time and enjoy a truly unique and historical Trinity (the original Tiny House) during your stay in the heart of Philadelphia! This gem is over 200+ years old and has earned its place on Philadelphia’s Historical Registry. Located just a few blocks from Rittenhouse Square Park, our cozy home puts you within easy access to shopping and restaurants on Walnut Street, theaters and the Avenue of the Arts on Broad, and the 9th Street Italian Market and shops in South Philly.
Stylish Artist Flat on Fun Bar & Restaurant Strip
Discover a unique retreat in an updated Philadelphia warehouse adorned with vibrant graffiti murals. This artist’s dream space features colorful decor, antique wooden doors, and industrial charm, creating an inspiring atmosphere for creativity. The 1-bedroom flat offers a spacious shower, a chef’s kitchen, and cozy furnishings for a creative and comfortable stay. Overlooking lively 5th Street, it’s surrounded by bars, restaurants, and breweries, with plenty to explore nearby.
Cozy, Walkable Studio in Fishtown
This cozy and stylish studio apartment located in Fishtown Urby offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Rest and relax in your bedroom nook while enjoying a fully-equipped kitchen with updated appliances, cookware, and utensils and a living area with North Front St. facing double pane windows that is outfitted with a Sonos speaker and a smart TV. Walk to popular restaurants and bars in the area, or stay right at home with on-site restaurant and bar, Percy.
Shurs Lane Cottage, EV Charging, Free Parking
Our newly renovated cottage in Philadelphia is in the exciting, hip neighborhood of Manayunk. Enjoy countless indoor and outdoor restaurants, walking along Main Street shops, biking, and hiking on local and nearby trails. Sit on the back patio and watch the happenings from above. Private parking is free and safe, including a NEMA 14-50 receptacle for your EV/plug-in hybrid. Please bring your own plug-in device. Commercial License #890 819 Rental License #893142
Suite 45 in Historic Old City 1 Bedroom Mural City
Welcome to our newly renovated one bedroom modern suite. Located on the 2nd floor in the historical Old City section of Philadelphia. Just minutes away from the Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross House, Penn’s Landing, Spruce Street Harbor and more. The neighborhood is known for its fashionable boutiques, great restaurants, art galleries and theaters, as well as a vibrant night life. Our one bedroom offers beautiful Palladian arch windows that open onto scenic 3rd Street.
Mayor's Study Loft at The Kestrel
With the northern skyline in view, located in Center City, this lofted apartment features awe inspiring views of Philly from the breakfast table and features coffee roasted just for you by our local roasters, elixir coffee. Located minutes away from the Convention Center and Reading Terminal Market. Walk to Independence Park, The Constitution Center, Museum of the American Revolution, Art Museum, Rail Park, Barnes Foundation and only steps from City Hall.
European-Inspired Tiny House on Charming Block
Welcome to TinyTrinity – a beautifully restored historic trinity house in the heart of Philadelphia. Tucked on a quiet, tree-lined street just steps from the city’s best restaurants, shops, and historic sites, this unique four-story, 500 sq. ft. home blends classic charm with modern comforts. Ideal for couples, solo travelers, or small groups (including furry friends), it offers a one-of-a-kind stay in a quintessential Philly setting.
Stunning 1 BR Suite in Washington Square West!
Welcome to your home base for exploring the best of Philadelphia! Located Downtown (Wash-West neighborhood) near the Liberty Bell, Convention Center, and Philly's notorious dining scene. We are close to all public transportation. You're a short walk to Jefferson Hospital, CVS, ACME, Whole Foods, Starbucks, and Wawa. This home is located near an abundance of parks and playgrounds, as well as a tennis and basketball court.
Sun-filled Apartment in Old City Philadelphia
Beautiful, bright, 1 BR apartment with large bedroom (Queen size Bed) and full kitchen in the heart of Old City at 18 South Third St. Award winning restaurants and historical sights blocks away. Seconds to public transportation, walking distance to all old city attractions.
Popular amenities for Philadelphia vacation rentals
Stay near Philadelphia's top sights
Family friendly vacation rentals in Philadelphia
Modern and Relaxing downtown Apartment
Mayor Sponsored and Inspired Block Fresh & Clean!
Cozy Private Guest Suite - Driveway Parking
Town & Country III: Private Apt, Minutes from City
Elegant Studio, Walk 2 Drexel, Upenn, CHOP, USMLE
Modern/Kitchen/WI-FI/WorkSpace/ASD Child Equipped
Cozy 2 bdrm Unit/Big Kitchen- University City
Homey and Modern Fishtown Abode - 5Beds/2Baths
Home rentals in Philadelphia
Center City Philadelphia rooftop
Lovely 2 bedroom 2 bath Home Local Host
The Bainbridge Trinity
5-Star Charming Philly Townhouse in Museum Area
Modern & Cozy Fishtown Home - Private Parking
Queen's Star: Renovated Historic Philly Trinity
Cozy House in Philadelphia (Near Center City)
Modern Victorian 4-Bedroom in Heart of Fishtown!
Condo rentals in Philadelphia
Historic 1BR Near Independence Hall & World Cup
New NoLibs Cozy Studio
Modern Hidden Gem Private APT
LUX Condo by Citizens Bank, Wells Fargo, Broad st
1 BR by Downtown, Univ City, Museums, Hospitals
Modern Condo in Trendy Neighborhood
Comfy Cabin| 1BD with city view in Center city
A+ Fishtown Walkability, Fast Wi-Fi, Spacious!
When is the best time to visit Philadelphia?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avg. price | G$17,320 GYD | G$18,781 GYD | G$18,781 GYD | G$19,198 GYD | G$20,867 GYD | G$20,450 GYD | G$19,824 GYD | G$19,407 GYD | G$18,572 GYD | G$19,824 GYD | G$20,659 GYD | G$18,781 GYD |
| Avg. temp | 1°C | 2°C | 6°C | 13°C | 18°C | 23°C | 26°C | 25°C | 21°C | 15°C | 9°C | 4°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia has a variety of neighborhoods suiting different preferences. Center City is often recommended for its historic sites and dining, while Fishtown and Northern Liberties are known for creative scenes and cafes. University City attracts those interested in campus culture, parks, and museums.
What are the best things to do in Philadelphia with kids?
Families can explore interactive museums, parks, and historic streets in Philadelphia. The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia Zoo, and Please Touch Museum are frequently suggested for engaging children of various ages. Spruce Street Harbor Park also has seasonal activities popular with younger visitors.
What are some of the best things to do in Philadelphia?
Explore Independence Hall, take photos at the Liberty Bell, and stroll Reading Terminal Market for local flavors. Art lovers often visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art and its iconic steps. Neighborhoods like Old City and Fairmount have notable galleries and eateries.
How is the weather in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia has cold winters near 26–41°F (-3–5°C) and warm, humid summers around 70–88°F (21–31°C). Fall and spring bring milder temperatures and changing foliage, so packing layers is helpful for most months.
What are the best places to visit in Philadelphia?
Independence National Historical Park, the Liberty Bell, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art are some of Philadelphia’s most popular sites. Other often visited places include Eastern State Penitentiary and the Barnes Foundation for art lovers.
What are some hiking trails in Philadelphia?
Wissahickon Valley Park has scenic woodland trails for hiking and birdwatching. Fairmount Park and Pennypack Park provide paths that wind through meadows, forests, and along streams. These natural spaces are popular for outdoor activities throughout the year.
What are some family activities we can do in Philadelphia?
Visit the Franklin Institute for hands-on science, spend an afternoon at Philadelphia Zoo, or play and learn at Please Touch Museum. Spruce Street Harbor Park and local playgrounds also have attractions well-suited for families.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Philadelphia?
Consider exploring the Brandywine Valley for gardens and art, or taking in history at Valley Forge National Historical Park. Beaches along the New Jersey coast and nearby small towns with local markets are also frequently suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Philadelphia?
Many hosts in neighborhoods like Fishtown, Old City, and Fairmount welcome pets, with some stays providing outdoor spaces or easy access to parks. Wissahickon Valley Park and Schuylkill River Trail are popular for outings with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Philadelphia?
Locals often use public transit or walk between sites, especially in Center City. Neighborhood markets and food stalls are great for sampling Philly’s culinary traditions. Comfortable shoes make it easy to explore historic cobblestone streets.
What is Philadelphia known for?
Philadelphia is known for its pivotal role in United States history, diverse neighborhoods, and locally rooted food traditions. The city has iconic landmarks like Independence Hall and active arts, music, and sports scenes.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Philadelphia?
Explore Magic Gardens’ mosaic art, wander Clark Park’s farmers market, or discover Bartram’s Garden, a riverside botanical garden. Many visitors are drawn to mural walks or independent galleries in South Philadelphia.
What are the best foods to try in Philadelphia?
Try locally rooted classics such as cheesesteaks, soft pretzels, and roast pork sandwiches. Reading Terminal Market has a range of food stalls serving Pennsylvania Dutch specialties, hoagies, and locally made sweets.
What should I bring for a trip to Philadelphia?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for exploring neighborhoods and museums. Layer your clothing, as temperatures change from winter lows near 26°F (-3°C) to summer highs around 88°F (31°C), and an umbrella is helpful for rainy days. A reusable water bottle is useful, especially when visiting parks or local trails.
What is the nightlife in Philadelphia like?
Philadelphia’s nightlife blends live music venues, historic pubs, and creative cocktail bars in neighborhoods such as Fishtown and Rittenhouse Square. Many gather around South Street for diverse restaurants, music, and late-night eats.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Philadelphia?
The annual Philadelphia Flower Show draws floral enthusiasts in late winter or early spring, while the Philadelphia Folk Festival is frequently suggested for music lovers in late summer. Fourth of July celebrations highlight city history with concerts and fireworks, and Center City Restaurant Week is popular among food fans.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Philadelphia?
Family-friendly rentals are found throughout Center City, Fairmount, and University City, often near parks and museums. Many hosts provide amenities like kitchens, washing machines, and extra sleeping space for larger groups.
When is the best time to visit Philadelphia?
Late spring and early fall are often recommended in Philadelphia, with milder temperatures and local festivals. Winter has festive activities, while summer brings long days, outdoor events, and lush parks.
All about Philadelphia
Philadelphia is the birthplace of The Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution, and you can experience the special place it holds in history at numerous sites around town. Visit Independence Hall, where those important documents were crafted, and the Betsy Ross House, where the seamstress is said to have sewed the first American Flag. You can also explore the city’s rich past at places like Elfreth’s Alley, the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the nation, and Congress Hall, the original meeting place of congress before Washington, D.C. Philadelphia was also the first city to build a museum dedicated to the life and work of African Americans, The African American Museum in Philadelphia, while The Colored Girls Museum in Germantown displays artwork and tells the history of Black women and girls.
Towering skyscrapers along the Delaware River waterfront dominate downtown Philadelphia’s skyline. The city’s ultra-modern city center hosts the Avenue of the Arts, with numerous performing arts institutions, galleries, and a Walk of Fame canonizing musicians who’ve contributed to the city’s reputation as a music destination. You’ll find a thriving nightlife scene in Philadelphia rife with trendy bars and clubs adjacent to cultural sites like the Philadelphia Museum of Art and its iconic grand staircase — where there’s a statue of a boxer from a famous movie filmed here.
Between visiting museums and historical sites — and enjoying some of the city’s many green spaces — opportunities for culinary delights abound. Award-winning restaurants, beer gardens, and late-night corner shops selling the city’s famous cheesesteak sandwiches rub shoulders throughout the modern and historically celebrated city.
What are the top things to do in Philadelphia?
Bartram’s Garden
Founded in 1728, Bartram’s Garden is the oldest botanical garden in North America. It is so old, in fact, that it was started by the personal botanist of King George III, from whom America won its independence. This 50-acre public garden in southwest Philadelphia has riverfront walking paths, a medicinal plant display, and the oldest living Ginkgo Tree on the continent. Plaques and educational centers throughout the grounds provide botanical and ecological lessons on the native flora found in the gardens.
Independence Hall
In 1776 the Declaration of Independence was signed in the Georgian-style Independence Hall, cementing the United States as an autonomous nation. It was also here in this hall that the first drafting of the U.S. Constitution took place. Tour the UNESCO World Heritage Site with its red brick façade and ornate clock adornments for a firsthand look at the iconic Liberty Bell and a visit to the Assembly Room, the very site that saw the birth of America.
Reading Terminal Market
Set underground beneath an old railway station, the Reading Terminal Market hosts a brilliant display of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and artisanal goods for purchase from over 80 vendors. The industrial and neon aesthetic makes for a lively and unique stop to stock up on food for your Philadelphia vacation home or to enjoy a meal from one of the dozen restaurants and open-air eateries located here.
Quick stats about vacation rentals in Philadelphia
Total vacation rentals
Explore 8,130 vacation rentals in Philadelphia
Verified guest reviews
Over 378,290 verified reviews to help you choose
Family-friendly vacation rentals
3,240 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
Pet-friendly vacation rentals
Find 2,720 rentals that welcome pets
Vacation rentals with a pool
290 properties feature pools
Rentals with dedicated workspaces
4,640 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
7,910 of Philadelphia vacation rentals include wi-fi access
Popular amenities for guests
Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Philadelphia rentals
4.7 Average rating
Philadelphia stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
Nearby attractions
Philadelphia's top spots, include Lincoln Financial Field, Citizens Bank Park, and Wells Fargo Center
Destinations to explore
- Plainview Vacation rentals
- New York Vacation rentals
- Tuckahoe Vacation rentals
- Long Island Vacation rentals
- Boston Vacation rentals
- East River Vacation rentals
- Washington Vacation rentals
- Hudson Valley Vacation rentals
- Jersey Shore Vacation rentals
- South Jersey Vacation rentals
- Pocono Mountains Vacation rentals
- The Hamptons Vacation rentals
- Fitness-friendly rentals Philadelphia
- Mansion rentals Philadelphia
- Rentals with a fireplace Philadelphia
- Rentals with a patio Philadelphia
- Condo rentals Philadelphia
- Pet-friendly rentals Philadelphia
- Waterfront rentals Philadelphia
- House rentals Philadelphia
- Family-friendly rentals Philadelphia
- Serviced apartment rentals Philadelphia
- Rentals with outdoor seating Philadelphia
- Rentals with pools Philadelphia
- Rentals with a fire pit Philadelphia
- Townhouse rentals Philadelphia
- Private suite rentals Philadelphia
- Loft rentals Philadelphia
- Rentals with lake access Philadelphia
- Rentals with a washer and dryer Philadelphia
- Rentals with an EV charger Philadelphia
- Bed and breakfasts Philadelphia
- Rentals with an accessible height bed Philadelphia
- Apartment rentals Philadelphia
- Rentals with breakfast Philadelphia
- Guesthouse rentals Philadelphia
- Rentals with a home theater Philadelphia
- Rentals with a hot tub Philadelphia
- Rentals with an accessible height toilet Philadelphia
- Smoking-friendly rentals Philadelphia
- Hotel rooms Philadelphia
- Boutique hotels Philadelphia
- Aparthotel rentals Philadelphia
- Pennsylvania Convention Center
- Lincoln Financial Field
- Sesame Place
- Six Flags Great Adventure
- Longwood Gardens
- Citizens Bank Park
- Fairmount Park
- Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
- Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Wells Fargo Center
- Penn's Landing
- Bear Creek Ski and Recreation Area
- Diggerland
- French Creek State Park
- Philadelphia Zoo
- The Franklin Institute
- Wissahickon Valley Park
- Marsh Creek State Park
- Valley Forge National Historical Park
- Independence Hall
- Spruce Street Harbor Park
- Eastern State Penitentiary
- Franklin Square
- Ridley Creek State Park
- Things to do Philadelphia
- Tours Philadelphia
- Sports activities Philadelphia
- Food and drink Philadelphia
- Art and culture Philadelphia
- Sightseeing Philadelphia
- Things to do Philadelphia County
- Sports activities Philadelphia County
- Food and drink Philadelphia County
- Art and culture Philadelphia County
- Sightseeing Philadelphia County
- Tours Philadelphia County
- Things to do Pennsylvania
- Tours Pennsylvania
- Nature and outdoors Pennsylvania
- Food and drink Pennsylvania
- Sports activities Pennsylvania
- Art and culture Pennsylvania
- Sightseeing Pennsylvania
- Things to do United States
- Tours United States
- Food and drink United States
- Sightseeing United States
- Wellness United States
- Sports activities United States
- Nature and outdoors United States
- Entertainment United States
- Art and culture United States