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Top-rated vacation rentals in Boise

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Guesthouse in Boise
26th Street Studio - West Downtown Boise
A fresh and airy guest house located a mile from the center of downtown Boise. Relax in our claw foot bathtub after a long day of exploring the nearby whitewater park, foothills, green belt or downtown scenery. Cook in the kitchen or walk to nearby restaurants for your meals. Sip your morning coffee on the patio while you plan your next adventure. You'll sleep soundly in the comfortable king sized bed. We hope you'll enjoy Boise but it will be hard to leave your sanctuary at 26th Street Studio.
$121 per night
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Apartment in Boise
1920's Downtown Cottage near St. Lukes(duplex)
This is a duplex with a private yard. Each side is an air b and b. It was built in the 1920's a duplex. Each unit is approximately 700 square feet. Completely remodeled three years ago with all new appliances, fenced in private yard with deck, close to downtown! Lovely quiet historical neighborhood. Home has one bedroom, with dining area, living room with sofa that turns into a sofa bed and kitchen as well as a laundry room with washer/dryer. Sleeps four. Bathroom is off bedroom.
$85 per night
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Loft in Boise
Take a Deep Breath at the North End Nordic Loft
Scandinavian inspired design to maximize natural light, smart storage & a place to relax, either traveling or working remotely. Located centrally in the North End - walking distance to Hyde Park (N13th St), the foothills & Albertsons (groceries). Fully equipped kitchen for those who love to cook (I do), full bathroom & in-suite laundry. High speed internet 150mb/s & 55" smart 4K TV. Dining table doubles as a work space. (City of Boise Short Term Rental License # 078116L)
$95 per night

Stay near Boise's top sights

The Village at Meridian245 locals recommend
Boise Airport25 locals recommend
Idaho Botanical Garden124 locals recommend
Zoo Boise159 locals recommend
Julia Davis Park81 locals recommend
Albertsons Stadium44 locals recommend

Boise home rentals

Superhost
Home in Boise
Quiet Private Suite in SW Boise close to Airport
$63 per night
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Home in Boise
Stay 208: Charming/Renovated Modern Farmhouse
$141 per night
Superhost
Home in Boise
Cozy Cottage on the Bench
$85 per night
Superhost
Home in Boise
Kestrel's Perch - Hilltop Retreat
$114 per night
Superhost
Home in Boise
Riverwalk Cottage Hot Tub 2BR/2BA Whitewater Park
$114 per night
Superhost
Home in Boise
Retro downstairs apartment you can call your own.
$71 per night
Superhost
Home in Boise
Best Secret in Town. Great Home And Location!
$85 per night
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Home in North End
Travel & Adventure in the North End - Single Level
$135 per night
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Home in North End
Charming home in the North End!
$78 per night
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Home in Southeast Boise
Entire House Tish's House - BSU/Airport/Downtown
$99 per night
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Home in Boise
East End Cottage
$135 per night
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Home in Meridian
Charming 3bd/2 ba house in Central Meridian
$94 per night

Your guide to Boise

All About Boise

Boise, known as the City of Trees thanks to its abundance of native cottonwoods, is Idaho’s capital and largest city. Nestled beside the Boise Foothills, a low mountain ridge that separates the valley from the Boise Mountains, the city offers you the chance to get lost in nature without straying too far from urban comforts. The nearby Bogus Basin, a mountain recreation center and ski resort, offers a wide range of outdoor activities, like hiking, climbing, and skiing and snowboarding during the snowy winter months.

Downtown Boise hugs the banks of the Boise River and is home to historical buildings, colorful street art, botanical gardens, restaurants, and more than a dozen craft breweries. The Basque Block celebrates the area’s Spanish culture, and the beloved Hyde Park neighborhood houses shops selling locally made goods surrounded by Queen Anne Victorian homes.

Outside the city, you’ll find the Snake River Wine Valley, home to nearly two dozen wineries. You can enjoy wine tastings here or eat alfresco meals with picture-perfect mountain views and experience live music during the warmer months.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Boise

Boise’s semi-arid climate has four distinct seasons, and there’s never a shortage of natural beauty to enjoy. Summer temperatures can climb quite high, but a lack of humidity brings cool evenings, so it’s best to pack a jacket even in July. One of the biggest summer events is a big music festival that takes place in late June. Over Labor Day weekend, you can attend the art museum’s annual Art in the Park festival, where more than 250 artists and vendors set up booths to sell jewelry, paintings, and other handmade goods. Autumn brings comfortable and breezy weather, golden foliage, and the opportunity to attend September’s Hyde Park Street Fair in the historic North End. Winters are cold and relatively snowy, and you can try snowshoeing in the local parks or check out the indoor holiday markets. Spring brings warm days and beautiful blooms at the Idaho Botanical Garden.


Top things to do in Boise

Boise Art Museum

Boise Art Museum’s permanent collection features around 4,000 works of art, including paintings, photographs, sculptures, textiles, drawings, and video. In the ARTexperience Gallery, you’ll find nontraditional media, such as electronic parts, styrofoam, buttons, or bones. The museum is located at Julia Davis Park, the city’s oldest park, which also houses the Idaho Historical Museum and a rose garden.

Camel’s Back Park & Reserve

Camel’s Back Park puts the beauty of the Boise foothills squarely within reach. The park spans 11 acres, and an additional reserve connected to it covers 63 acres. You can hop on one of the well-maintained trails to go hiking or mountain biking, or take advantage of the tennis courts, beach volleyball courts, playground, or soccer fields. Many of Boise’s events, including the Hyde Park Street Fair, take place at the park.

Basque Block

Immigrants from Spain’s Basque region have called this area home since the early 1800s. In the Basque Block, you’ll find a cultural center, specialty restaurants that serve chorizo, paella, or traditional pintxos (Basque tapas), and the Basque Mural that features lively Oinkari Basque Dancers in traditional garb of long red skirts and arbarka lace shoes. Boise hosts one of the largest Basque festivals here every five years.

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