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Bellevue vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Bellevue

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Condo in Bellevue
Idle Hour C:Private,Cozy,Clean,Convenient Studio.
This is a cozy studio consisting of one bedroom, one washroom bathroom.Amenities: comfortable queen size bed and single bed.microwave, refrigerator, rice cooker etc.You can simple cooking( no kitchen). It's conveniently located where is closer to neighborhood of Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, Google etc. It is convenient for quick get onto the highway I-520, I-405 and I-90 with Public transportation, Uber. The Crossroads Shopping Mall just right cross the street. Internet:up to 400Mbps(download)
$66 per night
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Apartment in Kirkland
NEW CONSTRUCTION DOWNTOWN KIRKLAND!!!
New Construction 1 bed apartment in Downtown Kirkland! Custom cabinets, quartz counters & stainless appliances! Beautiful salvaged & refinished fir flooring. Adorable bath w/ basket weave tile & soapstone counter! Private washer & dryer. WIFI & Smart TV. Vaulted ceilings, skylights & AC! This completely separate & private new construction apartment was completed in 2020 and is located above our detached garage. Perfect for short or long term stays. Live in the heart of Kirkland!
$154 per night
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Apartment in Bellevue
The Mariner in Meydenbauer Bay | 29 Nights
Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located place. Experience everything that Meydenbauer Bay has to offer at this newly renovated open one-bedroom apartment. You'll fall in love with the modern amenities, inviting living space, and spacious balcony overlooking a verdant oasis. The apartment is in an AMAZING location; just one block from Bellevue Downtown Park, Meydenbauer Bay Park, Old Town Bellevue, Bellevue Square, The Shops at Bravern, Lincoln Square, and much more.
$113 per night

Stay near Bellevue's top sights

Bellevue Square334 locals recommend
Crossroads Bellevue43 locals recommend
Downtown Park73 locals recommend
Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park30 locals recommend
Bellevue Botanical Garden68 locals recommend
Mox Boarding House7 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Bellevue

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Cottage in Issaquah
Private Cottage right on creek & 15 ft waterfall!
$129 per night
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Guesthouse in Bellevue
Bellevue Guesthouse by Lake Sammamish- EV, Patio
$85 per night
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Guest suite in Bellevue
Modern Condo(Microsoft) - Private Entrance,kitchen
$90 per night
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Condo in Bellevue
Boutique Downtown Bellevue Hideaway w/Parking
$178 per night
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Guest suite in Redmond
Private Studio w/fireplace and large tub near MSFT
$74 per night
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Guesthouse in Bellevue
Sassy Studio in private & convenient location
$69 per night
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Apartment in Bellevue
The Sophari 1BR Experience:Modern Living |Pool+Gym
$117 per night
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Apartment in Bellevue
Convenient Downtown Bellevue
$238 per night
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Guesthouse in Bellevue
Private New Garden Guest Suite
$100 per night
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Guesthouse in Bellevue
Lovely guesthouse with adorable bunnies
$113 per night
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Condo in Bellevue
Condo with king bed | walk to Microsoft & park
$66 per night
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Guest suite in Newcastle
No cleaning fees: Adorable home perfect for all
$120 per night

Your guide to Bellevue

All About Bellevue

Stretching along the east side of Lake Washington, across the water from Seattle, the bustling city of Bellevue combines cityscapes with the Pacific Northwest’s abundant greenery. Downtown Bellevue brims with shopping and dining options, especially along Main Street and Bellevue Way East, where you’ll find cafes and some of the city’s swankiest restaurants. Farther outside the city center, the city’s culinary diversity is evident at some of the Puget Sound region’s best Chinese, Taiwanese, and Russian restaurants. Furthermore, Bellevue’s proximity to Seattle makes it a great starting point for exploring Washington’s biggest city.

Spend an afternoon wandering along Downtown Park’s tree-lined promenade, passing a waterfall, with Bellevue’s gleaming skyline and Mount Rainier in the backdrop. If you’d like to explore Bellevue’s thriving arts and culture scene, search out an art map that plots the location of more than 120 works of indoor and outdoor public art in the city center.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Bellevue

Puget Sound residents tend to spend the months between July and September outdoors, and summer provides the perfect opportunity to enjoy Bellevue’s biking and hiking trails, parks, and flourishing botanical garden. Autumn in Bellevue is when the forest bursts into color. The weather is crisp and cool, making it an ideal time for leaf peeping along the Lake to Lake Greenway Trail, although the rains start in October and increase in intensity as winter approaches — you’ll need to pack waterproof jackets and leather shoes. Although winter in Bellevue is cold, overcast, and rainy, the Bellevue Botanical Garden puts on Garden d’Lights during the holiday season, a display of more than half a million twinkling lights in shapes such as plants, birds, and waterfalls.


Top things to do in Bellevue

Bellevue Botanical Garden

The 53-acre Bellevue Botanical Garden showcases the diversity of Pacific Northwest landscapes, and you can spend hours wandering among its native plants, elegantly orchestrated Japanese gardens, lush natural wetlands, and woodland trails. Entrance is free, and admirers of fuchsias and dahlias will find specific areas devoted to these species.

Bellevue Arts Museum

The Bellevue Arts Museum provides an immersive experience for visitors through a rotating variety of exhibits and programs. On its three floors you’ll find selections of contemporary art, crafts, and design from regional as well as internationally known artists. Stop at the museum’s gift shop to peruse souvenirs made by local artists.

Mercer Slough Nature Park

Hidden amid the bustling city is this tiny corner of wilderness. The park sits on 320 acres of freshwater wetlands, and you can bike or hike along its paths, pick blackberries from its pristine brambles, and canoe along the slough, particularly in summer.

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