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Vacation rentals in Holland

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Holland

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Superhost
Private room in Holland
Two Room Suite w/ Garden Retreat
We offer a basement suite, located in a quiet neighborhood. Our goal is to provide a comfortable,“Dutch clean”, friendly accommodation, at a very reasonable price. This is a great place to stay while visiting family or friends, exploring the wonders of West Michigan, or while on a business trip. We are conveniently located about 2 miles from Hope College and historic downtown Holland which offers a great assortment of shops, restaurants, breweries, galleries, and a farmers market to experience.
$66 per night
Superhost
Home in Holland
Beautiful Downtown Holland Home near Lake Macatawa
Welcome to Holland! Built in 1881, the home is a classic 3 bd/2 ba on a tree-lined street in downtown Holland, next to Kollen Park and Lake Macatawa. The home gets excellent natural light and offers gorgeous lake + park views from multiple rooms in the house & outside deck. Renovated 4 years ago on both levels including kitchen, living room, furniture, appliances, & the original hardwood floors refinished! We are easy walking distance to downtown + the 8th St. Farmers Market on Saturdays.
$170 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Holland
Artists apartment a short walk to everything
A 3rd floor apartment at the top of a Victorian home just off the corner of Centennial Park. A short walk to everything downtown. From our guests: "The location couldn't have been better, and the apartment was SO spacious, with everything we needed. " "This place is great - the attic is much larger than expected from the pictures, and comfortably fit 4 of us for a weekend. I loved the cute vintage artifacts throughout the attic" "Awesome place! Awesome location! Very roomie and quaint!"
$156 per night

Stay near Holland's top sights

Windmill Island Gardens13 locals recommend
Boatwerks Waterfront Restaurant56 locals recommend
Meijer71 locals recommend
Window on the Waterfront5 locals recommend
Kollen Park14 locals recommend
Tulip Time Festival Office8 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Holland

Superhost
Bungalow in Holland
Historic Bungalow Near Farmers Market & Downtown
$202 per night
Superhost
Home in Saugatuck
The Oriole
$188 per night
Superhost
Home in Holland
Welcome to the local landing!
$257 per night
Superhost
Home in Holland
Barndominium in the MI woods
$168 per night
Superhost
Home in Saugatuck
Carriage house. Downtown . Hot tub!
$195 per night
Superhost
Home in Holland
🌷The Tiny Tulip🌷 Family & Pet Friendly
$145 per night
Superhost
Townhouse in Holland
The Treehouse
$121 per night
Superhost
Cottage in Saugatuck
Saugatuck Hideaway - Indian Pointe
$204 per night
Home in Holland
Closest cottage to Laketown Beach!
$356 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Holland
Ladybug Cabin
$97 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Saugatuck
*NEW* Log Cabin in Heart of Saugatuck Walk to Town
$189 per night
Home in Saugatuck
The Nook on the Hill. Fall deals!
$149 per night

Your guide to Holland

All About Holland

Located off the eastern shore of Lake Michigan, on Lake Macatawa, Holland’s city streets feature well-preserved brick buildings full of colorful shops, cafes, and eateries reminiscent of Amsterdam. This is not a coincidence as the town wears its Dutch heritage on its sleeve. You can learn how to do a Dutch dance, try authentic Dutch cuisine, and explore a Dutch-themed amusement park here.

To delve deeper into its European ties, the Holland Museum is there to guide you through the city’s history. The Michigan town is also home to lovely lake beaches where you can swim and enjoy a variety of water sports, including kayaking, sailing, and fishing. Lake Macatawa connects to Lake Michigan through a small channel, allowing visitors to explore the two lakes simultaneously. For something a little more unique, you can also hop on a dune ride or pedal your way down the lake on a hydrobike.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Holland

Spring is an amazing time to visit Holland as millions of tulips throughout the city begin to bloom, forming a carpet of vibrant colors. There is even a tulip festival in early May, complete with parades, a carnival, and Dutch dance performances. The summer features the hottest weather, which is great if you want to spend some time out on Lake Michigan or exploring the local landscapes. There are also many free events such as outdoor concerts, movies, and farmers’ markets. This is the busiest time of the year, so book your rental cabins in Holland well in advance.

In fall, things begin to slow down a bit as the temperature drops. This is a wonderful time to visit, especially if you’re into leaf-peeping. Holland’s annual Winterfest begins at the end of November, when the city is full of festive spirit as carolers wander through town and the streets are decorated with holiday lights. While the winters in Michigan can get very cold, this is a great time to come if you are interested in winter sports like cross country skiing and snowshoeing.


Top things to do in Holland

Beaches

Holland offers easy access to five beautiful sand beaches on the shore of Lake Michigan, from the more popular Holland State Park to the quieter Laketown Beach. Cool off with a refreshing swim or simply throw down your beach towel and relax. Come dusk, the beaches are a prime spot for watching the sunset as the sky bursts into color and splashes its rays on the shimmering lake.

Windmill Island Gardens

Holland’s festivals, museums, and historic homes are all dedicated to its earliest settlers. At Windmill Island Gardens, you can see the only authentic Dutch windmill still operating in the United States, surrounded by a sea of tulips. To double-down on the Dutch doings, pay a visit to a Dutch village that features thrill rides, reproductions of 17th-century buildings, and wooden shoe-carving displays.

Holland State Park

Home to one of Holland’s best beaches, this sprawling lakefront park offers sweeping views of Lake Michigan and the iconic Big Red Lighthouse located just across the channel. It is one of Michigan’s most photographed lighthouses, and the red exterior creates a striking contrast against the sparkling blue water of the lake.

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