Vacation rentals in Detroit

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 3,320 vacation rentals in Detroit

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Detroit vacation rentals start at $10 per night before taxes and fees

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 166,760 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    1,550 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 840 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    80 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    1,890 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    3,240 of Detroit vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Monthly stays, Self check-in, and Gym across Detroit rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Detroit stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Detroit's top spots, include Little Caesars Arena, Comerica Park, and Ford Field

Top-rated vacation rentals in Detroit

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The historic mansion is highlighted by warm lighting emanating from its large windows, showcasing intricate architectural details. The exterior features a red brick facade with ornate trim, complemented by a unique turret. A manicured lawn and tree stand in the foreground against a colorful dusk sky.
Condo in Detroit

Lumber Baron's Penthouse | 3BR | 2 Kings | Parking

Top-floor penthouse in Brush Park inside Detroit’s iconic Lumber Baron’s Mansion. 2,500 sq ft with skyline views, 3 bedrooms (2 kings + 1 queen), 2.5 baths, and an en-suite workspace—sleeps 6. Free on-site parking included. Part of the Lake City Flats (LCF) collection: smart-lock check-in, hotel-quality linens, and fast local support. Minutes to Downtown, Midtown, DIA, stadiums, Fox Theatre, and Bar Pigalle across the street. Curated art, soaring windows, streaming TVs and a stocked kitchen too.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews
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Loft in Detroit

N. Corktown Loft—Bright, Cozy ADU—Alleyway Access

Welcome to The N. Corktown Loft—a modern light-filled studio in Detroit. *Entry to the loft is in the rear of the property, accessible only from the alleyway via Elm or Butternut • The Loft is a second floor studio space with bed, living area, kitchen and bathroom. If traveling with children, please note the stairs and half wall separating them from space • There is a private parking pad off the alley, adjacent to entry door. • The studio is in a separate building (ADU), behind our house.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 163 reviews
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The living area features a dark geometric-patterned floor, complemented by exposed brick walls and wooden beams. A dartboard is mounted on a wall near a cozy seating arrangement, while a TV is placed above a fireplace. Decorative accents include warm-colored throw pillows.
Apartment in Midtown

1890's Stone and Brick Garden Loft

Hello! Our home is an 1890 Victorian mansion that we purchased in 2016 and lovingly renovated over three years using a team of local craftspeople and myself. This space is a quirky 1 bedroom, 1 bath garden level loft with much of its original character preserved. Located in the heart of Midtown just one block from 15+ bars and restaurants, DMC, Shinola and way more. The space is designed with leisure stays in mind but also capable of accommodating business travelers comfortably. Parking included

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 1141 reviews
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A wooden deck is set alongside a peaceful canal, featuring two rocking chairs positioned on a patterned area rug. Lush greenery lines the waterway, and a gentle sky fills the backdrop, creating a serene outdoor seating area.
Cabin in Grosse Pointe Park

Detroit Canal Retreat

Secluded hideaway in the “Venice of Detroit”! Perched right on the historic Detroit canal system, this urban tiny house is a cozy retreat for couples or solo adventurers. Whether you’re here to kayak, cast a line, or just kick back with a book and a breeze, you’ll find plenty to love. Located in one of Detroit’s most unique—and real—neighborhoods. This is a revitalization zone with character: some blight, sure, but also a strong sense of community, and a refreshingly diverse, welcoming vibe.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 172 reviews
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Home in Detroit

Downtown (5min)Adults Only-Hot Tub (No Parties)

A Detroit Core City Beauty. PS Grand Getaways 2nd Location. Perfect for DOWNTOWN LOVERS, (5 minutes away) This IS NOT A PARTY HOME. (10 PEOPLE ONLY) Please rent a hall if needed. Great place for MATURE ADULT-ONLY couples, or friends to gather in luxury. Relax in the back patio hot tub, chill by the fire pit while BBQing or cook in the beautiful luxury Kitchen! Vibe out in the basement game room! Refresh in our two person stand up luxury showers, or lay back in our living room for movie night!

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews
Top guest favorite
The modern carriage house is illuminated by exterior lighting, showcasing its sleek design. A motorcycle is parked on the gravel drive beside the building. The structure is set against a backdrop of the city skyline, with large windows providing glimpses of the interior.
Guesthouse in Corktown

Sky Carriage House: Light, Bright, Corktown Escape

You'll be staying in our newly constructed carriage house at the back of our property in the heart of Corktown - Detroit's oldest historic neighborhood. This private dwelling is accessed from the back alley entrance and offers high ceilings and a panoramic view of downtown and the surrounding neighborhood. The unit features 1 bedroom/1 bath, living, dining, laundry and a full kitchen. In warmer months a small cafe seating area is situated on the spanish rock drive along the green alley.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 639 reviews
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The exterior of a historic building is illuminated softly at night, showcasing its architectural details. A porch view includes hanging planters and street trees, with parked cars visible along the peaceful street. The setting conveys a serene neighborhood atmosphere.
Home in Corktown

Historic+Eclectic House Ultreya Corktown 3bdrm

Location, location, location. This bohemian chic space is the 1600 sq ft lower half of a 2 story duplex in the heart of the Corktown Historic District. This space has everything you need for a short or long stay on what is arguably one of the safest streets in the city, walking distance to a plethora of bars and restaurants and a 5 min rideshare to all the downtown venues. In other words, close to all the action, but a quiet, peaceful place to retreat at the end of a day of adventure.

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 266 reviews
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A modern living room is adorned with a large city skyline artwork, presenting a view of downtown Detroit at sunset. A dark sofa is complemented by decorative pillows and a cozy throw. A coffee table displays magazines and a decorative candle holder, enhancing the inviting setting.
Apartment in Downtown Detroit

Guest-Fav urban Retreat downtown

Step out of your door and into the energy of downtown..This professionally maintained space offers the perfect home base for fans and theatre goers alike. Catch Tigers games, Lions game day or watch your favorite band at one of many venues. Explore the culinary scene featuring everything from world class restaurants to cozy hidden gem bars! Enjoy premium comfort, easy check-in and unbeatable location in the heart of the city. Book with confidence at this top 1% ranked cozy haven!

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 748 reviews
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A spacious living area is furnished with a large sectional sofa and a dark grey armchair, positioned around a coffee table. Natural light filters through sheer curtains on the window, highlighting the warm cedar wall and textured ceiling. A flat-screen TV is mounted on the wall.
Cabin in Madison Heights

Cabin House | Sauna | Hot Tub | Centrally Located

One of a kind cabin style home in a quiet suburban neighborhood centrally located in metro Detroit. Luxury amenities include a sauna, hot tub, towel warmers and indoor/outdoor projector setup, along with cedar walls and a wood burning stove will make your stay unforgettable! High-end mattresses and a private fenced in yard and central location (Royal Oak, Ferndale, Birmingham and Beaumont within 10-15 mins, and Detroit within 20 mins) add comfort and convenience

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews
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A basement movie theater features a large projection screen at the front, flanked by comfortable seating sofas. The room's walls are soundproofed, and the ceiling is adorned with dark paneling, creating an immersive viewing experience. Soft lighting enhances the atmosphere.
Home in Royal Oak

Royal Retreat 3BR/3BA|Movie Theater|Mini Golf|Bar

Experience our beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom house in Royal Oak, Michigan! Our spacious and modern home is perfect for families, groups of friends, or business travelers looking for a comfortable and convenient place to stay. Enjoy a private basement movie theater and a fun homemade mini-golf 4 hole course. We can't wait to host you and make your stay in Royal Oak as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Book your stay at our beautiful home today!

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews
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A bright living area is illuminated by natural light streaming through large glass doors. A cozy seating area features a comfortable couch and two stylish chairs, accompanied by a small table. A view of the city skyline is visible through the balcony.
Apartment in Detroit

APT Downtown Detroit with VIEW

Welcome to your home away from home with a gorgeous view of Downtown Detroit. It is a 7 minute drive to the Little Caesars Arena as well as Comerica Park. The Q line is located out front and the Wolverine Train Station is across the street for traveling. There is also free street parking. I can assure you it’ll give you all the comforts of home including a fully renovated and equipped kitchen. Also, many great restaurants just steps away!!

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews
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A modern two-story home is featured with a striking black exterior and natural wood accents. A welcoming staircase leads to the main entrance. The surrounding yard is spacious, complemented by gravel detailing. Clear skies and lush greenery provide an inviting backdrop.
Home in Detroit

That Black House!

The whole group will enjoy easy access to everything from this centrally located place. Just a 6 min Uber ride to Ford Field, Comerica Park, & Little Caesars Arena. Perfect for a girls weekend in downtown Detroit & concerts. Spacious bedrooms with memory foam mattresses. Chill out on the deck in the backyard, light the fire pit or start a fun game of Cornhole. Automatic sliding gate allows for secure parking in backyard.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

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What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Detroit

Find unforgettable activities and unique points of interest near you. Our hosts share their favorite things to do and must-visit places to see in Detroit.

Comerica Park

Open-air ballpark offering baseball games, a ferris wheel, diverse food, and city skyline views

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At Comerica Park you can watch the Detroit Tigers play in a ballpark that doubles as a theme park and baseball museum, with huge tiger statues, a Ferris wheel, a carousel with tigers, and a decade-by-decade pedestrian museum along the concourse. Catch the liquid fireworks fountain in center field as it lights up and dances to music for every home run. Grab kid-friendly food and a Chicago-style coney, explore the on-site restaurants, and enjoy skyline views. The stadium also hosts outdoor concerts and sits right by Detroit’s other major sports venues.

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Campus Martius Park District

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At Campus Martius Park, stretch out on the urban beach, relax on the great lawn, or wander the meticulously maintained gardens and dynamic water features anchored by the Woodward Fountain. Join food and wine festivals, fitness classes, movie nights, outdoor concerts, and frequent live music, then grab a bite from food trucks, Fountain Bistro, or the beach bar. In winter, skate The Rink under Detroit’s Christmas Tree, browse holiday and pop-up shops, and enjoy family-friendly activities. Just steps away, explore nearby restaurants, coffee shops, nightlife, and striking downtown architecture.

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Detroit Institute of Arts

Renowned museum featuring diverse global art, including Diego Rivera's iconic murals

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Explore more than 100 galleries filled with over 65,000 works, from ancient Egyptian pieces and suits of armor to Monets, Van Goghs, and Rembrandts. Stand in Rivera Court to take in Diego Rivera’s Detroit Industry murals, then seek out the Center for African American Art and the Islamic Art section. Grab coffee, lunch, or a glass of wine in Kresge Court, and time your visit for Friday evenings with live music, films, or Saturday drop‑in art workshops.

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Motown Museum

Historic recording studio showcasing Motown's legacy, artifacts, and legendary Studio A

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At the Motown Museum, you can stand in legendary Studio A, the small garage-like space where Stevie Wonder, The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, The Jackson 5, Diana Ross, Smokey Robinson, and many others recorded their hits. Walk through Berry Gordy Jr.’s restored upstairs flat and the original offices inside the blue-and-white Hitsville U.S.A. house. Guided tours lead you past photos, costumes, artwork, instruments, and other Motown artifacts, while sharing how this label grew from a family loan into a global cultural force.

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Detroit Zoo

Expansive zoo featuring diverse animal habitats, the world's largest penguin center, and engaging family events

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At the Detroit Zoo, walk through 100+ acres of naturalistic, mostly barless habitats and see more than 2,000 animals from over 200 species. Go through the underwater polar bear tunnel, explore the Polk Penguin Conservation Center, wander the butterfly atrium, and try the kangaroo walkabout. Kids and adults can ride the carousel and feed giraffes. Time your visit for seasonal events like Wild Lights, Zoo Boo, or Wednesday night music to experience the zoo in a different way.

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Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation

Expansive museum showcasing iconic artifacts, transportation history, and American ingenuity

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Explore authentic artifacts that tell 300 years of American innovation, from the bus Rosa Parks rode and Lincoln’s rocking chair to JFK’s presidential limousine and the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile. Walk through exhibits of early Ford vehicles, planes, trains, and 20th-century technology, plus model trains, hands-on zones for kids, and a giant-screen theater experience. Step outside into Greenfield Village to ride in a Model T, visit historic shops, and see the original Wright Brothers bicycle shop.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Detroit?

    Detroit has welcoming neighborhoods for visitors, such as Midtown with museums and cafes, Corktown known for its lively dining scene, and Downtown close to music venues and historic architecture. Many areas blend a creative atmosphere and locally rooted culture.

  • What are the best things to do in Detroit with kids?

    Families can explore the Detroit Zoo, discover hands-on science at the Michigan Science Center, or enjoy art and puppet shows at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Parks and interactive museums add variety to a visit with children.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Detroit?

    Detroit has the Detroit Institute of Arts, Motown Museum, and Eastern Market for exploring art, music history, and food culture. Waterfront walks and live music venues are often recommended for experiencing the city’s energy.

  • How is the weather in Detroit?

    Detroit experiences cold winters around 19–32°F (-7–0°C), with scattered snow and some rain. Summers are typically warm, reaching highs near 84°F (29°C), and spring brings mild temperatures with blooming parks.

  • What are the best places to visit in Detroit?

    Explore the Detroit Institute of Arts, stroll through Belle Isle Park, or discover the Motown Museum for locally rooted culture and history. The Henry Ford Museum, just outside Detroit, is frequently suggested for innovation enthusiasts.

  • What are some hiking trails in Detroit?

    Belle Isle Park has scenic walking paths, and the Detroit Riverwalk spans landscaped waterfront zones. Seek tree-lined trails at Palmer Park for a peaceful, locally loved spot to stretch your legs.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Detroit?

    Families in Detroit can explore hands-on exhibits at the Michigan Science Center, play at Belle Isle Park, and watch sporting events at large stadiums. Vibrant food halls and art installations add excitement for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Detroit?

    Explore the historic streets and waterfront in Ann Arbor, discover nature trails and beaches around Lake St. Clair, or visit Greenfield Village for interactive history experiences. Local markets and botanical gardens also draw day-trippers.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Detroit?

    Many Detroit accommodations welcome pets, especially rentals in neighborhoods like Corktown, Midtown, and around Eastern Market. Parks and green spaces such as Belle Isle Park make it easy to explore with your dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Detroit?

    Detroit locals often suggest exploring arts districts, tasting regional dishes, and experiencing music venues for a deeper look at the city’s creative culture. Comfortable walking shoes and layers help adapt to changing weather.

  • What is Detroit known for?

    Detroit is known worldwide for its automotive legacy, vibrant Motown music history, and diverse visual arts scene. Food markets, live music, and a strong local sports tradition shape its culture.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Detroit?

    Discover neighborhood galleries in Southwest Detroit, stroll through the murals of the Eastern Market area, or uncover local shops and cafes in Hamtramck. Architectural details and independent bookstores invite relaxed exploration.

  • What are the best foods to try in Detroit?

    Detroit-style deep-dish pizza, coney hot dogs, and local Middle Eastern flavors are frequently suggested by residents. Bakeries in Hamtramck and community food markets showcase the city’s culinary diversity.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Detroit?

    Pack layers for unpredictable weather, sturdy walking shoes for urban exploring, and a light jacket even in summer. Visitors often bring an umbrella or raincoat for spring, and warmer coats for winter months.

  • What is the nightlife in Detroit like?

    Detroit’s nightlife blends live music venues, cocktail lounges, and locally owned bars, especially around Downtown, Midtown, and Corktown. Many visitors seek performance spaces featuring jazz, electronic, and indie acts.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Detroit?

    Movement Electronic Music Festival draws crowds in late spring, the North American International Auto Show is often highlighted, and Detroit Jazz Festival animates the city over Labor Day weekend. These events celebrate music, innovation, and local culture.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Detroit?

    Detroit has family-friendly rentals in neighborhoods such as Midtown, Corktown, and around Belle Isle Park with easy access to museums and parks. Many listings provide amenities suitable for visitors traveling with children.

  • When is the best time to visit Detroit?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder weather, outdoor festivals, and lively markets. In winter, bundled-up visitors enjoy indoor museums and a quieter city atmosphere.

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