Vacation rentals in Anchorage
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Anchorage vacation rentals start at G$4,185 GYD per night before taxes and fees
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1,890 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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1,560 properties have a dedicated workspace
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3,060 of Anchorage vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Anchorage rentals
4.8 Average rating
Anchorage stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
Nearby attractions
Anchorage's top spots, include Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Kincaid Park, and Alaska Zoo
Top-rated vacation rentals in Anchorage
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The Jewel Lake Gem- Relax, reset & enjoy!
Experience the adventure & beautiful nature of the last frontier. This newly renovated spacious home is ready to welcome you and yours. Centrally located, only 5 minutes from the airport and 10 minutes from downtown. Kincaid Park is right around the corner. One of Anchorages most popular parks that allows for some awesome hiking, biking and skiing. This home is the perfect place for you to experience Anchorage and all it has to offer, as well as being a convenient home base for touring Alaska.
Cozy Cab-Inn; Private, Hot Tub! S. Anchorage
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway nestled in the foothills of the Chugach Mtns in Bear Valley! Off the beaten path boasts epic views, peaceful scenery, convenient aurora hunting in a charming recently remodeled cabin. 20min from downtown, 5min from Flattop. Relax in a 6 person hot tub after Alaska fun with a cozy cabin that meets all your travel needs. **MUST HAVE AWD/4WD in winter.** Due to spiral staircase, it is HIGHLY recommended to not book if you have mobility issues.
Downtown Private Modern Luxury Loft w/ Parking
Modern luxury loft w/ private entrance just off the park strip in Downtown Anchorage. Upstairs Studio with city views, high speed internet, 65” smart TV, small fridge, microwave, toaster/fryer oven, Instapot and in unit washer & dryer. The Loft is detached from the main home offering guests privacy , separated by a beautifully landscaped courtyard w/ BBQ grill, griddle and a lounge area to enjoy a morning cup of coffee, evening glass of wine or your favorite cocktail under the midnight sun.
Forest Yurt
Forest Yurt has all of the spirit of an off-grid forest yurt, in a quiet Anchorage neighborhood, 5 mins from airport. This 16' partial off-grid unit is wood stove heated (cut wood included), or guests can use a space heater. Comfortable full bed. Basic kitchenette amenities available: microwave, hot plate, tools, pans. No plumbing; sink and toilet are an eco- friendly Boxio system. Next to a forested park with trails. Enjoy the hot tub, collect fresh chicken eggs, and breathe forest air!
Private backyard, full kitchen, mountain views
Quiet guest suite of a family home outside the city with private backyard: •Full kitchen and private entrance •Fire pit and gas grill •On-site laundry (shared) •20 minutes to the airport/5-15 minutes to the best hiking trails •Mountain views and sounds of Rabbit creek from the valley below One review: "...amazing find in Anchorage...extremely clean, convenient and in a beautiful location. Hosts were well organized...Impressed with the professionalism exhibited by these property owners."
Sunset Patio Suite · Cook Inlet Views · Downtown
Wake up to panoramic views of Cook Inlet and the Alaska Range from your own private, sunset-facing patio in charming Bootlegger's Cove. Tucked in a quiet corner of Bootleggers Villa, this ground-floor suite has a private entrance and patio — minutes on foot from downtown Anchorage, yet completely private and secure. Fire up the BBQ and watch alpenglow paint the Alaska Range at sunset. In summer, wave at the trains to Seward. In winter, the northern lights often dance right overhead.
Cupples Cottage #1: Downtown!
Welcome to the award winning Cupples Cottages! This 600sf flat was recently renovated and is beautifully furnished. When built in 1952 by my late grandfather these units were offered fully furnished providing temporary housing primarily to the construction workers living away from their families working on my grandfather's construction crew. Fast forward over 70 years and 2 generations and the property has been reimagined as Cupples Cottages Vacation Rentals, operating since 2017.
The Carriage House *Downtown Elegance* SUNNY Deck
Your own elegant house in the best downtown neighborhood. Built in 2020. Radiant-floor heat throughout. 5 miles from airport. Less than 2 miles to train station. Stroll 3 blocks to City Market/coffee bar/deli. 3 blocks to Dena’ina Convention Center. Short jog to Coastal Trail. Huge deck with gas grill. Well-equipped kitchen with coffee maker, pots, pans and pantry essentials. Fast WiFi, 50" smart TV, heated garage parking. Perfect for executive rental or WFH.
Joy's Townhouse Beautiful 5BR sleep11.
Beautiful clean , Cozy, homey Place. New Townhome 5 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths with 2 car garage and a daybed. Sleeps 11 guests, large 2300sf. Master bedroom with king bed is location upstairs, living room, kitchen, dining room and half bath. 2Bedrooms queen beds and 1 bath on main floor and 2 bedrooms queen beds and 1 bath on downstairs and daybed . Extremely nice , Close to everything in anchorage. Near airport. Heated driveway very convenient for winter .
Attractive, sunny apt near airport
This southern exposed gem is in a quiet neighborhood lined with birch trees. Enjoy beautiful comfort in this recently remodeled apartment in the center of Anchorage to unwind after a day in the city or a great outdoor adventure. You'll be 8 minutes from the airport and 2 miles from the main highway that gets you quickly out of town to explore great sites. Shopping for essentials and groceries are close by as well as restaurants and drive-up coffee huts.
Amazing Alaskan Retreat In U-Med District!
Visiting Alaska for Work or Fun? This immaculate 1-bedroom home is centrally located walking distance to Providence Hospital and UAA and many nearby restaurants. The bathroom has spa quality toiletries. Smart TV, high speed internet, fully equipped kitchen with a Keurig Coffee Maker, microwave, and gas range. Washer and Dryer in home. This property has no shared walls and we would love to host you and your furry friends on approval too!
Knik Glacier Cabin | Grandma’s Place
Grandma's Place | Glacier Views • Log Cabin • Mountain Retreat Wake up to sweeping views of Knik Glacier, the Knik River Valley, and the Chugach Mountains from this cozy log cabin perched on a private mountain knoll. Just 20 minutes from Palmer and 60 minutes from Anchorage, it's the perfect base for exploring Alaska—or simply relaxing and taking in the view. minutes from Palmer and 60 minutes from Anchorage.
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5 min walk to Flattop Trailhead! Aurora! Sauna!
Chic Retreat w/ Incredible Views + Hot Tub | 3BR
Alaskan Retreat w/ Breathtaking Views, and Hot Tub
Boutique hotels in Anchorage
Upscale Stay • Hot Tub • Steps to Dining/Coffee
Queen Room at Coldwater Lodge
Downtown Hideaway • Walk to Coffee, Bars & Dining
Cozy Downtown Palmer Stay • Walk to Coffee & Eats
Modern Mountain View Suite • Walk to Downtown Eats
Highliner Hotel - Standard Double Queen
Highliner Hotel - Deluxe Double Queen
Highliner Hotel - Interior King
Other great vacation rentals in Anchorage
Delightful yurt on hillside with private bathhouse
Alpenglow Loft ~ 1Br/Bathroom W&D Radiant Charmer
"Music House” Condo in the Heart of Anchorage
Peaceful Inlet Sanctuary
Anchorage Flattop Suite: Close To Everything!
Alaskan Log Cabin Toklat
Wolf's Downtown Den with parking STR20260039
creekside perch studio at the base of hatcher pass
When is the best time to visit Anchorage?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | G$25,108 GYD | G$25,526 GYD | G$26,363 GYD | G$26,782 GYD | G$33,059 GYD | G$40,801 GYD | G$37,453 GYD | G$36,616 GYD | G$29,083 GYD | G$25,317 GYD | G$25,736 GYD | G$26,154 GYD |
| Avg. temp | -8°C | -6°C | -3°C | 3°C | 9°C | 13°C | 15°C | 14°C | 10°C | 2°C | -5°C | -7°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Anchorage?
Anchorage has a range of accommodations downtown for easy access to galleries, shops, and the waterfront. The Midtown area is known for its shopping centers, while neighborhoods near Spenard often feature a creative atmosphere and proximity to local eateries.
What are the best things to do in Anchorage with kids?
Families often explore the Alaska Zoo, interactive exhibits at the Anchorage Museum, and hands-on learning at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. Kincaid Park and local trails are frequently suggested for outdoor fun.
What are some of the best things to do in Anchorage?
Explore the Anchorage Museum for art and history, visit the Alaska Native Heritage Center to learn about Indigenous cultures, and stroll along the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail. Outdoor activities and local markets contribute to the city's vibrant atmosphere.
How is the weather in Anchorage?
Anchorage has cold winters with average temperatures of 11–23°F (-12 to -5°C) in January, and mild summers near 53–66°F (12–19°C) in July. Expect light precipitation throughout the year, with the most rainfall in late summer and early autumn.
What are the best places to visit in Anchorage?
Popular places include the Anchorage Museum, the Alaska Native Heritage Center, and the historic downtown area with its shops and galleries. The Tony Knowles Coastal Trail is frequently suggested for scenic walks or bike rides.
What are some hiking trails in Anchorage?
Anchorage has a range of trails, including the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail for waterfront views, Flattop Mountain Trail for panoramic scenery, and wooded paths in Kincaid Park. Many trails wind through forests and offer chances to spot local wildlife.
What are some family activities we can do in Anchorage?
You can explore interactive exhibits at the Anchorage Museum, watch wildlife at the Alaska Zoo, and experience cultural demonstrations at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. Parks and outdoor trails welcome families year-round.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Anchorage?
Many travelers head to nearby glaciers, take wildlife viewing excursions, or explore the scenic landscapes of Chugach State Park. Around Anchorage, you can also join guided nature tours or visit traditional Alaska Native villages.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Anchorage?
Anchorage has pet-friendly accommodations in several neighborhoods, especially near downtown and Midtown. Many parks and trails around the city are also welcoming for people traveling with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Anchorage?
Layered clothing is helpful for Anchorage’s variable weather, even in summer. Locals often recommend enjoying seasonal farmers markets, keeping an eye out for moose in city parks, and respecting wildlife by observing from a safe distance.
What is Anchorage known for?
Anchorage is known for its mountain views, vibrant local arts scene, and connections to Alaska Native cultures. It also has access to hiking, wildlife viewing, and northern lights during winter.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Anchorage?
Many visitors enjoy exploring neighborhood art murals, local markets, and lesser-known trails in Far North Bicentennial Park. Spenard’s food scene and community events are also frequently suggested for a distinct local experience.
What are the best foods to try in Anchorage?
Local favorites include wild-caught salmon, halibut, king crab, and reindeer sausage. Bakeries and coffee shops are staples, and many restaurants highlight ingredients foraged from Alaska’s forests and coastlines.
What should I bring for a trip to Anchorage?
Bring layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, and sturdy walking shoes to prepare for shifting weather. Packing mosquito repellent for summer visits and insulated gear for winter is frequently suggested by locals.
What is the nightlife in Anchorage like?
Anchorage’s nightlife features breweries with locally crafted beers, live music venues, and welcoming bars in downtown and Spenard. Neighborhood spots often host open mic nights and performances by Alaska-based musicians.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Anchorage?
Popular community events include the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous in late winter, summer’s Anchorage Market and Festival, and celebrations around Indigenous cultures and arts. Music, food, and outdoor festivities bring locals together throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Anchorage?
Family friendly vacation rentals are available across Anchorage, especially near downtown and suburban neighborhoods. Many listings provide flexible layouts and amenities tailored for travelers with children.
When is the best time to visit Anchorage?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and longer daylight hours, with plenty of outdoor activities and community festivals. Winter draws visitors interested in snowy landscapes and northern lights.
All about Anchorage
Set at the base of the towering, snow-covered Chugach Mountains on the edge of Chugach State Park, Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska and provides easy access to the state’s magnificent wilderness. Anchorage offers visitors the best of both worlds, as you can easily spend half a day hiking through pristine forests on one of the nearby mountain trails and be back in time for dinner at one of the downtown restaurants, where you can enjoy local delicacies like king salmon or reindeer sausage.
Along the coast, the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail is a great way to see some of this epic landscape without traveling too far out of Anchorage, or you can head out on a kayak or paddleboard to check out Campbell Creek or the Little Susitna River.
Anchorage is home to fascinating museums like the Anchorage Museum and the Alaska Native Heritage Center, where you can learn more about the history of Alaska and the culture of the Indigenous peoples who have resided in the region for thousands of years. You’ll also find a number of microbreweries and bars, many of which offer live music. If you’re hoping to explore more of Alaska, Anchorage is an excellent jumping-off point for other destinations in the state, and it’s easy to catch a train to Denali, Fairbanks, or Seward.
What are the top things to do in Anchorage?
Tony Knowles Coastal Trail
This 11-mile coastline trail gives you a taste of spectacular Alaskan landscape without leaving the city. The route begins at the Oscar Anderson House Museum, built in 1915 and the oldest-surviving home in Anchorage, and passes through Earthquake Park, where you can find information on the 1964 earthquake that devastated the city. The trail also allows you to view the city skyline, the Chugach Mountains, and Denali. If you are lucky, you may spot moose on the trail or beluga whales off the coast.
Alaska Native Heritage Center
The Alaska Native Heritage Center sits on 26 acres just east of the city. You can walk around Lake Tiulana and learn about the history and heritage of the 11 indigenous cultures of Alaska. Visit authentic Native dwellings around the lake and take in the traditions of these peoples through dancing, games, storytelling, and artists’ demonstrations. There’s a gift shop featuring work from Native artists.
Alaska Railway
This historic railway line connects Fairbanks to Seward, stretching across 470 miles of the Alaskan wilderness. The train to Denali National Park and Preserve crosses a 1,000-foot steel arch bridge over Hurricane Gulch and the historic Susitna River, popular with sport fishers.
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