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Private Cherry Street Garage Bungalow.
Cherry Street Garage Studio, convenient to Tulsa's best restaurants and entertainment. University of Tulsa, Expo/Fairgrounds, Downtown, BOK Center, OneOK Field, Gathering Place, Pearl District, Blue Dome District, Hospitals, and Tulsa's famous Route 66, ALL within minutes! Enjoy your cozy space, complete with washer/dryer and HUGE walk-in shower. Private entrance and dedicated parking space make going to Football games and Concerts worry free. Cook meals at home, or enjoy local restaurants and craft breweries.
The Curious Little Cottage
This former 19th century stable hand quarters (Built in 1880) has been remodeled into a modern studio. Filled with curious tidbits, mind bending puzzles and unique creations it will provide a wonderful little cozy getaway. Tucked away in the back corner of the property you can enjoy the privacy of a cabin in the middle of town. Curious little cottage is only eight blocks from Tulsa Fairgrounds, minutes away from downtown and the blue dome. Open my profile to see our other unique themed airbnbs.
The Urbanstead: walk to Gathering Place park!
Quiet & luxurious detached apartment in the heart of historic Maple Ridge neighborhood + 150 feet from the edge of the hundred acre Gathering Place park! Over 600+ square feet of thoughtfully appointed space is yours. All the highest quality touches including a private bedroom and spacious living room. Close to everything in Tulsa: 2 miles from downtown, 1 mile from Brookside, 1.5 miles to Cherry Street, or drive about anywhere else in the metro in less than 15 minutes! License: STR20-00008
Primrose Bungalow TU/Downtown/Cherry Street/Rt. 66
This is the perfect location to truly experience Tulsa! You will be close events at the Tulsa State Fair, TU, Arts District, Brady Theatre, Cains Ballroom, the BOK center, Cox Event Center, OneOK Field. After exploring come back & relax at the Primrose Bungalow that instantly feels like home when you walk through the front door. Set a mood with candles surrounding the faux fireplace or catch some extra zzzz's with all cotton bedding, weighted blanket, & room darkening curtains. STR21-00234
An Artist's Cozy Log Cabin Minutes From Downtown.
Spend the night in a very Private, Cozy, Eclectic and Historically Imfamous Log Cabin, surrounded by an artist couple's one acre garden. Right by Downtown Tulsa! Located in Historic Owen Park Neighborhood. One of the oldest neighborhoods in Tulsa. Very close to The B.O.K. Arena, Tulsa Ball Park, Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa's Arts District, many restaurants, and the Tulsa Gathering Place. This Cozy cabin is perfect for a couple wanting a relaxing weekend and also a wonderful writer's retreat!
Stunning Ivy Cottage, hot tub, pets, Pickle Ball
A few houses from Midtown’s pickle ball courts, you’ll find the Ivy Cottage. Charm and character are the highlight of this adorable property. The oversized sectional is the perfect place to cozy up and watch your favorite show on the Smart TV. Or serve dinner in the dining room with French doors that open to the patio. In the back you’ll find a hot tub, smart TV, couch, dart board, wine fridge, cornhole, etc. Plush beds await when you’re ready to call it a night. *Fireplace is not working.
The Firehouse in the Heart of Historic Tulsa
Stay in a bit of Tulsa history, a 1910 renovated fire station. Modern design in a beautiful old brick and wood building. Modern kitchen and bath in this unique short term rental. Completely remodeled with attention to the original design history with modern details. Sit around the fire pit and relax. Walk to many of the fine restaurants and coffee shops in the area. Downtown and the Gathering Place are a short bike ride away. Explore Route 66 which starts 2 blocks away.
Entire Studio in Brook side District.
Private entire cozy studio in the heart Brook-side Tulsa. 15 minutes from the Airport Tulsa to the studio (13.9 mi) via I-44 ~We are located 4 minutes away from I-44 Interstate ~10 min (4.5 mi) to Downtown Tulsa. ~6 min(2.5 mi) the Gathering place. ~3 min to Starbucks on Peoria. ~Ballet Tulsa 3 min(0.6 mi) "We are unable to accommodate early check-in or late check-out. "Visitors are not accepted! without anticipation notice, unless previously agreed upon booking.
Colorful Cottage-Downtown
Cute, Colorful, & Charming 1920s 1 bedroom 1 bath cottage. This tiny home has been update to include modern amenities while preserving the original character from nearly 100 years ago. We are located in the Historic Heights Neighborhood just north of downtown Tulsa. Perfect location for events at the Tulsa Arts District, Cains Ballroom, the BOK center, Cox Event Center, and OneOK Field. Just steps from the neighborhood restaurant Prism Cafe and Origins Coffee Shop!
Sheri's Cozy Cottage, a Treat in Rose District
WHY Hotel? It's noisy and no customer service Treat Yourself! Sheri's is cozy, quiet, safe, extra clean, with snacks Rate: NO CHARGE for a 2nd Person PETS: 1st $20.00, 2nd FREE, 3rd $15.00 CHECK IN 11:00 a.m. CALL EARLY CHECK IN CHECK OUT 3:00 p.m. LATE CHECKOUT $20.00 unless waived by Sheri NO CLEANING or extra fees. Cozy is designed for a single or couple Freeways: Tulsa 10 min. Rose District 5 min great dining, fun shopping. Walk Dining Enjoy!
Location..Location..Location! Cozy Modern Apt
Newly renovated historic building in downtown Tulsa and close to everything! Walk across the street to the BOK Center, a few blocks from Cox Business Center, Cain’s Ballroom, Drillers Stadium, Brady Theatre, the Performing Arts Center..minutes from the Gathering Place, Utica Square Shopping, Cherry Street and River Parks. Only a 10min drive to the airport and the fairgrounds. All furnishings are West Elm. Washer/dryer inside the unit. Gym access
Private garage apartment
Historic garage apartment conveniently located: 5 minute walk from the river park/Arkansas river 15 minute walk to the BOK center 30 minute walk to the Gathering Place 30 minute walk to Guthrie Green 30 minute walk to the Boxyard We park in the garage below, and will need to move our car by 7:45 AM on weekdays. This will not affect your parking in the driveway, but you will hear us raise the garage door. Thank you for your understanding.
Popular amenities for Tulsa vacation rentals
Tulsa home rentals
The Leopard Lounge
Brand New 2BR w/ Hot Tub, Fire-pit, Chickens!
Comfy Midtown Retreat/Near Expo & Univ. of Tulsa
Tulsa Tikiroom
New Beginnings
Sylvie on 7th
Remodeled Cherry St. CDS House
Charming Midtown Home near Fairgrounds/TU/Downtown
Other great vacation rentals in Tulsa
Downtown Cottage by River Parks, Gathering Place
T-town Designer’s Dream Quite residential setting.
Little bungalow near downtown
Gunker Ranch / Log Home
Entire home: 2 bed/1 bath by TU/Fair & Downtown
Corner "Stone" Cottage
Midtown Tulsa Bungalow
No Cleaning fee! Downtown Secret Stay!
When is the best time to visit Tulsa?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $113 | $109 | $113 | $113 | $117 | $118 | $115 | $115 | $110 | $116 | $119 | $113 |
| Avg. temp | 38°F | 43°F | 52°F | 61°F | 70°F | 79°F | 83°F | 82°F | 74°F | 62°F | 50°F | 41°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Tulsa?
Tulsa has stays around downtown for easy access to arts, music, and dining, while the Brookside and Cherry Street neighborhoods are known for boutique shops and local cafes. Nearby arts districts and the Riverside area also invite a relaxed, community-centered feel.
What are the best things to do in Tulsa with kids?
Explore Gathering Place park with its playgrounds, explore interactive exhibits at the Tulsa Children's Museum Discovery Lab, or get to know animals at Tulsa Zoo. The city has hands-on science spaces and lush gardens that families often enjoy.
What are some of the best things to do in Tulsa?
Stroll the Philbrook Museum of Art, walk along the Arkansas River at Gathering Place, or experience music history at the Woody Guthrie Center. Tulsa's vibrant arts, architecture, and green spaces create a lively scene for all interests.
How is the weather in Tulsa?
Tulsa has chilly winters around 28–49°F (-2–9°C), warming to humid summers near 73–94°F (23–34°C). Spring can be rainy, while autumn brings milder days and cool evenings.
What are the best places to visit in Tulsa?
Visit Philbrook Museum of Art for gardens and architecture, Greenwood District for its history, and the Blue Dome District for nightlife and dining. The Botanic Garden and Tulsa Art Deco landmarks are also frequently suggested.
What are some hiking trails in Tulsa?
Turkey Mountain Urban Wilderness has wooded trails for all levels, while River Parks Trail follows the Arkansas River. Oxley Nature Center provides boardwalks and paths through forests and wetlands.
What are some family activities we can do in Tulsa?
Families frequently explore Gathering Place's playgrounds, indoor exhibits at Tulsa Children's Museum Discovery Lab, and the animals at Tulsa Zoo. The Botanic Garden and parks across the city encourage outdoor play.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Tulsa?
Discover local nature reserves, explore small towns with Native American history, or visit state parks with hiking and lake activities around Tulsa. Art trails, antique shopping, and wildlife areas make for varied day journeys.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Tulsa?
Tulsa has a range of pet-friendly stays, especially in the downtown, Brookside, and Riverside areas. Parks and river walks make it easy to enjoy time outdoors with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Tulsa?
Take time to explore Tulsa’s art deco buildings, and check the local calendar for live music events. Enjoy a walk or bike ride along the Arkansas River, and try regional dishes at locally owned eateries.
What is Tulsa known for?
Tulsa is known for its art deco architecture, deep musical roots linked to jazz and folk, and its history in oil and Route 66 culture. The city's creative districts and vibrant parks add to its local character.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Tulsa?
Discover street art in the Tulsa Arts District, explore murals and small galleries, or relax in neighborhood coffee shops on Cherry Street. The Cave House and local music venues are often suggested for a distinct Tulsa experience.
What are the best foods to try in Tulsa?
Try chicken-fried steak, barbecue with house-made sauces, and local versions of chili. Tulsans often enjoy tamales, onion burgers, and desserts like pecan pie in bakeries around the city.
What should I bring for a trip to Tulsa?
Pack layers for variable weather, especially in spring and autumn, and bring a light rain jacket for sudden showers. Comfortable walking shoes are suggested for exploring neighborhoods, parks, and historic sites.
What is the nightlife in Tulsa like?
Nightlife centers around the Blue Dome District and Tulsa Arts District, with live music, casual bars, and late-night dining. Venues blend local talent and national acts, reflecting Tulsa's musical heritage.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Tulsa?
Tulsa has the Tulsa State Fair in early fall, Juneteenth celebrations in Greenwood District, and Tulsa International Mayfest in late spring. The city's music and film festivals highlight its creative spirit.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Tulsa?
Many stays in Tulsa welcome families, especially around the Midtown, Brookside, and near Riverside parks. Look for homes with extra space and access to green areas or playgrounds.
When is the best time to visit Tulsa?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for pleasant temperatures and outdoor festivals. Summers are warm and lively, while winter has a quieter, brisk atmosphere.
All about Tulsa
An oil town with artsy swagger, Tulsa is best known for its green spaces, fine craft beers, and dynamic museum scene, which includes the Gilcrease Museum, home to more than 350,000 artifacts from Indigenous peoples that will help you understand the history, settlement, and expansion of Oklahoma. The Woody Guthrie Center pays homage to one of the great American folk singers and songwriters, further spreading the cultural values for which he stood. Though visual arts abound in Oklahoma’s second-largest city, so too do other forms of creative expression. The Tulsa Performing Arts Center hosts the city’s ballet, opera, and symphony, as well as traveling stage productions.
In Midtown, you’ll find a high concentration of independent shops and some of the city’s best craft breweries. Tulsa also was the site of the tragic 1921 Tulsa Race Riot, when the Greenwood District — home to successful entrepreneurs in the 1920s, earning it the nickname of Black Wall Street — was burned to the ground, killing more than 300 people. The Greenwood Cultural Center now tells the story of the massacre through the lens of preserving the African American community’s heritage and shining a spotlight on its achievements.
What are the top things to do in Tulsa?
Philbrook Museum of Art
Set in a sprawling 72-room Italian Renaissance mansion built in the Roaring ’20s, the Philbrook Museum of Art’s permanent collections include American Indian pottery and basketry alongside American and European paintings; it also specializes in bringing diverse and globally acclaimed exhibits to Tulsa. The extensive English gardens and walking paths that surround the villa round out this 27-acre estate.
The Kendall Whittier District
A shining example of the importance of incentive-driven revitalization in urban cores, the award-winning neighborhood of Kendall Whittier now houses food trucks, a food hall, public art, artist studios, breweries, and rotating markets.
Gathering Place
Set along the Arkansas River, this $500 million outdoor wonderland was gifted to the city by the George Kaiser Family Foundation. Fusing art with green space in a riverfront setting, Gathering Place incorporates grottos, waterfalls, special installations, and sculptures that double as slides alongside tennis courts, a skate park, and water activities like kayaking and paddleboating.
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1,240 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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280 properties feature pools
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1,260 properties have a dedicated workspace
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1,910 of Tulsa vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Tulsa rentals
4.8 Average rating
Tulsa stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
Nearby attractions
Tulsa's top spots, include BOK Center, Tulsa Zoo, and Broken Arrow Warren
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