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Guest suite in Grand Junction
Private Suite in Unique GJ Home !!
Newly remodeled suite in the lower level of my home! Great for long term traveling Medical Professionals! Private Bedroom/Living Room/Bathroom Suite in a convenient GJ location. Unique house, (Frank L Wright 'Usonian House' design), wall of windows, suite opens to sub-level yard & patio. Close to CO Mesa Univ & St Mary's Hospital. Wi-fi, queen bed, desk, off street parking, and private entrance. Restaurants, shops & activities nearby. Using safe Covid practices! Accept guests over 25 yrs only.
$60 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Grand Junction
Downtown Grand Junction Aspen Tree Apartment.
We have it all! Our newly renovated Aspen Apartment is located walking distance to everything downtown Grand Junction has to offer. Our apartment is located minutes from downtown's shopping, dining, the Convention Center, Colorado Mesa University, the Colorado National Monument, nearby wine country and other recreational opportunities. The space works best with a 2-person maximum. Please note we are cleaning per COVID19 requirements. Come and enjoy the beautiful weather we have here!
$68 per night
Superhost
Guesthouse in Grand Junction
Main Street Studio
Upscale studio above garage on Main Street a few blocks from downtown Grand Junction! Studio features King Bed, Full Bathroom, Fully equipped kitchen with solid surface countertops and soft close cabinets! Everything brand new - paint, gorgeous hard wood floors, brand new kitchen, brand new bath with marble tile. Thoughtful touches throughout. Close to everything Grand Junction has to offer. Two town bikes for use to explore GJ.
$49 per night

Stay near Grand Junction's top sights

Mesa Mall21 locals recommend
Walmart Supercenter13 locals recommend
Canyon View Park18 locals recommend
Bananas Fun Park23 locals recommend
Texas Roadhouse12 locals recommend
Downtown Grand Junction33 locals recommend

Weekly rentals in Grand Junction

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Home in Loma
Fruita/Loma Guest House at the Perfect Day Getaway
Jan 26 – Feb 2
$125 per night
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Guesthouse in Grand Junction
Chic 2 Bedroom Cottage with Monument Views
Jul 9 – 16
$132 per night
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Yurt in Grand Junction
High Desert Yurt
May 23 – 30
$100 per night
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Guesthouse in Grand Junction
The Carriage House Studio: Central Modern Comfort
Sep 4 – 11
$74 per night
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Guest suite in Grand Junction
Linda's Place.
Nov 19 – 26
$62 per night
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Home in Grand Junction
Downtown Launchpad for your Colorado Adventures!
Oct 5 – 12
$82 per night
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Guesthouse in Clifton
Colorado river guest house
Nov 25 – Dec 2
$108 per night
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Home in Grand Junction
🌞Sunny & Chíc🌞 Downtown Oasis
Apr 6 – 13
$111 per night
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Barn in Glade Park
Ute Valley Ranch over barn apartment
Nov 12 – 19
$73 per night
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Guesthouse in Grand Junction
Peaceful Cabin Near National Monument and Downtown
Oct 28 – Nov 4
$88 per night
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Home in Fruita
Karie’s Hideaway Fruita *Visit the ostriches*
Mar 14 – 21
$104 per night
Superhost
Guest suite in Grand Junction
Nova House~Private & Cozy King Bed Suite Downtown
Mar 18 – 25
$87 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Grand Junction

Total rentals

610 properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

340 properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

70 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

290 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

360 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

37K reviews

Your guide to Grand Junction

All About Grand Junction

Located on Colorado’s Western Slope near the Utah border, Grand Junction is a mecca for outdoor adventurers, known for its epic hikes and world-class mountain biking. More than 75 percent of its surrounding area is public land, including Colorado National Monument, a 31-square-mile expanse of red rock canyons and sandstone towers. To the east, you’ll find Grand Mesa, home to the world’s largest flat-top mountain and hundreds of trout-filled lakes. And you don’t have to leave the town to experience a great walking path: The Colorado Riverfront Trail offers a 24-mile paved trek that runs through the town past parks, fishing spots, murals, and craft breweries.

Grand Junction is also the hub of Colorado’s wine country with 27 nearby wineries producing riesling and cabernet sauvignon. Although it’s best known as a home base for exploring the surrounding mountains, downtown Grand Junction has a thriving cultural scene that includes the Museum of the West, which chronicles 1,000 years of Colorado history, and the Avalon Theater, where you can catch plays, concerts, and dance performances.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Grand Junction

Although the weather can vary considerably throughout the year, there is no bad time to secure one of the many vacation rentals in Grand Junction. However, evening temperatures can drop considerably even in the summer, so pack layers. In winter, you can strap on a pair of skis or snowshoes or jump on a fat bike to explore the snow-covered trails on Grand Mesa’s flat top. Main Street is aglow with twinkling lights in early December, as the annual Parade of Lights makes its way through the city. As the snow melts, you can trade in your snowshoes for hiking boots. Spring is the peak time for blossoms on the Palisade Rim Trail to the east of town, whether you cruise on four wheels or make the most of mild temperatures on your bike.

The summer months bring hot, sunny days, although it can sometimes be a bit too hot for hiking during the middle of the day. This time of year can also see the occasional storm. Stop by in August to make the most of the region’s peach harvest. In autumn, the surrounding forest bursts into a sea of rust and gold as the leaves begin to change and the temperature drops.


Top things to do in Grand Junction

Colorado National Monument

Located high on the Colorado Plateau, this expansive area spanning over 30 square miles features deep canyons, sandstone towers, and otherworldly granite rock formations. The 23-mile Rim Rock Drive gives you a glimpse of ancient layered rock, steep canyons, and pockets of pine and juniper, while the popular Monument Canyon Trail offers a close view of these enormous rock formations as you make your way through the park’s longest canyon.

Grand Mesa

Grand Mesa stands over 6,000 feet above Grand Junction and is a popular spot for skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, and fishing. It even has a National Recreation Trail designation, the Crag Crest Trail, which forms a 10-mile loop along the mesa’s spine, offering views of up to 100 miles on a clear day.

Museum of the West

This museum takes visitors back in time through the history of Colorado with extensive exhibits on the Ancestral Puebloans who originally lived here, the settlers who immigrated to Colorado, and the region’s boom in the 1950s when uranium mining became one of the city’s biggest industries.

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