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Home in Oklahoma City
Barnes Twin Baby A
Welcome to the to this beautiful, modern, newly built home in the heart of OKC. This 576 SF home has all amenities for any trip away from home. Fenced in backyard, Quartz counter tops, all stainless steel appliances. Queen bed in bedroom and queen pull out foam mattress couch. 50" flat screen smart TV. If you have other guest or family members, don't forget Barnes Baby B right next door. You are approximately 2.5 miles from downtown, 2 miles from the State Fair arena & 1 mile from Plaza District
$85 per night
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Home in Oklahoma City
Bohemian Bungalow in the heart of Everything!
Cute, clean spot near everything! Just around the block from the Western Entertainment District, two minutes to the Paseo and a hop, skip and a jump to I-35/235, I-40, I-44 and Classen Blvd. This recently updated, stylish 100 yr old home as all the functionality you would need for a few days or a few weeks! Fit right into to the neighborhood and explore OKC like a local! This truly is a great location, central and close to anything you would want to do! Local hosts eager to help!
$92 per night
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Home in Oklahoma City
Welcome to The Ranchette: near Fairgrounds & Plaza
The Ranchette gives off the vibes of Oklahoma's Wild Wild West roots, all while being in the urban core of OKC! Close to all the things on 23rd St., the Paseo, the Plaza, Midtown, and Bricktown, and the Fairgrounds. You will never run of things to do and places to eat. The ground floor features a living room, dining room, bathroom, bedroom with a queen bed, kitchen, and laundry room. The upstairs houses a bedroom with a queen bed and a twin bed with a trundle. Giddy Up!
$83 per night

Stay near Oklahoma City's top sights

Oklahoma City Zoo173 locals recommend
Remington Park69 locals recommend
State Fair Park20 locals recommend
Quail Springs Mall73 locals recommend
OKC Outlets84 locals recommend
Penn Square Mall140 locals recommend

Oklahoma City vacation rentals

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Condo in Oklahoma City
Designer dreamland in the heart of the Plaza
$106 per night
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Apartment in Oklahoma City
The Boomerang - Downtown Luxury Apt in Wheeler
$89 per night
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Guesthouse in Oklahoma City
Midtown Bungalow
$92 per night
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Apartment in Oklahoma City
Charming Guest House with Loft and Private Patio
$59 per night
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Place to stay in Oklahoma City
The Traveler’s Nook
$57 per night
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Guest suite in Oklahoma City
Centrally Located Guest Suite On 2 Acres
$47 per night
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Guesthouse in Oklahoma City
Cozy Scandi style cottage in THE PLAZA
$61 per night
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Cottage in Edmond
Glenfinnan, your home-from-home in Edmond
$68 per night
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Condo in Oklahoma City
Cheerful Charming Craftsman Apt in best location!
$64 per night
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Guesthouse in Oklahoma City
Mid-century modern getaway-Plaza
$68 per night
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Apartment in Paseo
Studio Apt. in Historic Neighborhood
$54 per night
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Bungalow in Oklahoma City
Historic Bungalow Walkable District $0 clean fee!
$126 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Oklahoma City

Total rentals

2.5K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

1.6K properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

290 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

1.1K properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

1.5K properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

127K reviews

Your guide to Oklahoma City

Welcome to Oklahoma City

Oklahoma’s capital city has hit its stride in recent years as a number of exciting new offerings, like the First Americans Museum and the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center, increase its cultural appeal. With art galore — like the 5,160-square-foot, 430-foot-long outdoor gallery, Plaza Walls — and a flourishing craft beer scene, Oklahoma City is making a good case to be the South’s next It City.

Set up your base in Midtown, where the funky Automobile Alley’s cool historic brick buildings and retro signage pay tribute to the neighborhood’s glory days as a hub for car dealerships and service shops, while innovative art collectives like Factory Obscura enhance the curb appeal. Downtown is home to Film Row, where top movie studios once had operations in the 1930s; the film industry today is picking up once again, with many production companies opening in OKC. If you’re traveling with kids, consider a rental in Bricktown, a walkable entertainment district with easy access to restaurants, bars, water taxis, electric streetcars, and sporting events.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Oklahoma City

Spring and fall are pleasant times to visit Oklahoma City, when the sweltering heat of summer has subsided and you can make use of the city’s ample green space, like the 70-acre Scissortail Park downtown and the nearby Myriad Botanical Gardens, with its striking Crystal Bridge Conservatory centerpiece. That said, if you’re coming for water sports, sticky summer months like June are prime time for cooling off. Lovers of fine art should consider staying in one of OKC’s vacation rentals in September during the annual Plaza District Festival and Mural Expo.


Top things to do in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

A sobering visit to the site of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing should be the first stop on every OKC traveler’s to-do list for context on how the downtown landscape has changed over the past few decades, and how the local community rallied together to get through the tragedy.

National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

With more than 30,000 objects and artifacts — including cinema clips, art, costumes, and artillery — the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum promotes and interprets the legacy of Western culture through exhibits and educational programs.

Riversport OKC

A whitewater rafting course may not be what you expect to find in a city devoid of natural rapids, but Riversport is perched on the man-made seven-mile Oklahoma River in the thriving Boathouse District. The channel is a championship training site for the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic rowing, canoe, and kayak teams, and a fun outing if you want to paddle the rapids, zipline over the river, ski on the new indoor slope, or test your skills on the six-level SandRidge Sky Trail.

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