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Sacramento vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Sacramento

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Guesthouse in Sacramento
Private, Cozy, Gated Studio with Outdoor Courtyard
Bright, clean & newly renovated studio located in the heart of Midtown Sacramento. Easy street parking with parking pass provided. Walking distance to coffee shops & restaurants. The studio is not suitable for infants and children. The studio is 2.4 miles to Golden 1 Center, 2 miles to the State Capital, 2.1 miles from the Sacramento Conversation Center/Memorial Auditorium, and 3 miles to Old Sacramento. Enjoy a stroll through our tree lined streets in the surrounding historic neighborhoods.
$99 per night
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Guesthouse in Sacramento
Modern Pool House in Oak Park | 1BR, 1 Bath Studio
Welcome to the Oak Park Pool House — a newly renovated poolside cottage! During your visit, enjoy a spacious spa-like rainfall shower, quartz countertop kitchenette, memory foam-topped queen mattress, and FAST WiFi in this stand-alone backyard studio in a safe, quiet, working class, and diverse neighborhood. Centrally located near UC Davis Med Center, McGeorge School of Law, & Oak Park's blossoming Triangle District, this space is your ideal home base for your upcoming visit.
$108 per night
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Guest suite in Sacramento
The East Sac Hive, Guest Studio
The East Sac Hive guest studio is in the center of Sacramento’s finest neighborhood built in the 1920’s, and we are proud to share our city with you. Our studio is quaint and cozy, but offers all of the amenities you would expect in a comfortable space. The space is about 230 square feet and the perfect size for two adults or an adult and child. Maybe you'll even get to see the buzzing activity of our urban bee hive on the roof!
$79 per night

Stay near Sacramento's top sights

Old Sacramento Waterfront111 locals recommend
Arden Fair58 locals recommend
Golden 1 Center140 locals recommend
Sacramento Zoo131 locals recommend
Old Sacramento281 locals recommend
Discovery Park37 locals recommend

Home rentals in Sacramento

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Home in Sacramento
Historic Downtown Sacramento Victorian
$163 per night
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Home in Sacramento
Modern 1bdr/1br home in downtown with private yard
$83 per night
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Home in Sacramento
Midtown Vibe Victorian House
$157 per night
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Home in Sacramento
Historic Duplex in the Heart of Midtown!
$126 per night
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Home in Carmichael
Ranchero Studio Private entrance
$71 per night
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Home in Sacramento
Midtown Loft w/great location+private parking+yard
$93 per night
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Home in Sacramento
Mexican Desert-Inspired Casita in DT Sacramento
$157 per night
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Home in Sacramento
A Bohemian, Travel-Inspired Twist on a 1940s Residence
$134 per night
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Home in Sacramento
Artsy Bungalow with a Yard near Midtown
$77 per night
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Home in Sacramento
NEW! Secret East Sac Getaway with Free Parking!
$110 per night
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Home in Sacramento
Sacramento Home- Sac State, Hospitals, Cal Expo
$139 per night
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Home in Sacramento
Casa De La Luna
$105 per night

Condominium rentals in Sacramento

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Condo in Sacramento
Victorian near Capitol/Old Sac/Golden1 Arena-APT B
$125 per night
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Condo in Walnut Grove
Delta Apartment on Steamboat Slough
$195 per night
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Condo in Folsom
Executive Penthouse Historic Folsom, Ca.
$278 per night
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Condo in Auburn
Modern Essentials Plus
$98 per night
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Condo in Sacramento
Sweet little Suite in Downtown Sacramento
$142 per night
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Condo in West Sacramento
Free Parking | 2nd Floor | Fast Internet | Balcony
$88 per night
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Condo in Sacramento
Quiet Remodeled 3 Bedroom in Heart of Downtown Sac
$137 per night
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Condo in Sacramento
Beautiful 2-bed Condo- parking included
$98 per night
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Condo in Downtown Sacramento
Executive Lookout: See-all, be-all, luxury condo.
$225 per night
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Condo in Sacramento
1BD apt w/private patio near Med Center & dwntwn
$91 per night
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Condo in Roseville
Charming Two Bedroom Condo next to Galleria Mall
$90 per night
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Condo in Sacramento
Walk to Arena , Capital River Old Town
$268 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Sacramento

Total rentals

1.8K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

1.1K properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

220 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

550 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

800 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

91K reviews

Your guide to Sacramento

Welcome to Sacramento

Smack-dab between San Francisco and Tahoe, and cut through by two big rivers, California's capital and oldest incorporated city embraces its rural past while rushing headlong into the future. Fortune-seeking Gold Rushers have been replaced by suit-wearing political strivers, but somehow this town has maintained an affable, unpretentious vibe. Upscale boutiques and farm-to-table restaurants dot the Grid — a network of numbered and lettered streets in the city center — while wooden sidewalks and historic buildings define Old Sacramento, where nostalgic kitsch rules the day.

The capitol building’s distinct copper dome dominates the Sacramento skyline, but its interior may be even more impressive, especially the 128-foot-tall ornate rotunda decorated with cast-iron grizzly bears. After touring the building, visitors pour forth into a forty-acre Victorian garden. In recent years, the dome has gotten some competition as visual mascot for the city, as Sacramento has gained recognition as a public arts hub with more than 700 murals. All of this is served among a booming craft beer and restaurant scene, concentrated in Midtown, making Sacramento an under-the-radar gem nestled in the sun-dappled environs of central California.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Sacramento

Thanks to its central inland location, Sacramento enjoys hot, dry summers — perfect for tubing on the American River or gawking at the scores of migratory bats that cluster under the nearby Blecher-Freeman Memorial Causeway. Fall and winter are cooler, with winter being the wettest season, which also ushers in bouts of notoriously dense fog. Spring is mild, and a perfect time for strolling streets lined with budding trees.


Top things to do in Sacramento

Railroad Museum

Visitors are invited into a different era at this museum that is home to 19 carefully restored steam locomotives and other grand vessels that once navigated the state’s vast rail network. You can also explore a 3,300-square-foot display of 1,000 vintage toy trains zipping past doll-sized mountains and towns. Complete your experience by hopping aboard a gondola pulled by a vintage diesel engine for a round-trip excursion along the Sacramento River.

Crocker Art Gallery

Like Sacramento, this art museum is a marriage of the past and the future. Installed inside a historic circa-1872 Italianate mansion, a bold modern addition was opened in 2010. The Teel Family Pavilion — a modernist expanse of clean lines and glass — tripled the size of the museum. Inside you’ll find a vast collection of Californian art, European paintings, and one of the largest international ceramics collections in the nation. Swing by the store to shop wares made by local artists.

Sacramento History Museum Underground Tour

Back in the mid-19th century, the youthful settlement of Sacramento was frequently flooded by the nearby river. The solution? Abandon the original city, and build on top of it. Later, excavations unearthed the subterranean city, and now you can descend below the Sacramento History Museum with tour guides dressed in period garb to explore an underground ghost town.

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