Vacation rentals in Vancouver

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 7,100 vacation rentals in Vancouver

  • Nightly prices starting at

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

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 339,580 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    3,320 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 1,550 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    930 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    3,890 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    7,090 of Vancouver vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

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

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Vancouver stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    Vancouver's top spots, include BC Place, Queen Elizabeth Park, and Vancouver Aquarium

Top-rated vacation rentals in Vancouver

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Top guest favorite
An open living space showcases a cozy brown sofa with decorative pillows, next to a round coffee table. A modern kitchen with sleek finishes is visible in the background, highlighted by wooden shelves displaying books and decor. A black wood stove adds warmth to the room.
Home in Vancouver

Bright & Modern Commercial Drive Loft

Modern comfort & cozy charm await you in this loft guest house. With an inviting cabin-style gas fireplace & king size bed, it's the ideal space to relax after a day of exploring! This self contained home has a full kitchen, private patio & modern bathroom with tub. Nestled just off vibrant Commercial Drive, you’re steps away from Vancouver’s best restaurants, bars & boutique shops. And Skytrain is just a 7 min walk away. Where modern style meets cozy warmth, we look forward to hosting you!

LocationFamilyNearby

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 167 reviews
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A covered veranda is presented, featuring two woven chairs and a small wooden table. The ceiling showcases wooden beams, and light filters through large windows, creating a bright atmosphere. Lush greenery is visible in the background, enhancing the serene setting.
Apartment in Mount Pleasant

Super Central, Spacious Luxe 2BR, 2 Bath

For the contemporary traveler who enjoys simple, modern luxury this private city-chic sanctuary boasts a super central location in a serene, tree-lined neighborhood. Yet you will be 5 minutes, or less, from many of the great things that Vancouver has to offer. Sit a spell on your private veranda and watch the street life go by, or go for a stroll through Mt. Pleasant, Vancouver's original neighborhood. Inside, a modern and thoughtful design enhances the beauty of this 1912 Craftsman classic.

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4.97 out of 5 average rating, 383 reviews
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The exterior of a new, multi-story house is shown with a welcoming front porch and large windows. A garden filled with green foliage and blooming flowers leads up to the entrance. Nearby, neighboring buildings are visible, maintaining the residential ambiance.
Guest suite in Kitsilano

Vancouver Kitsilano /UBC Private Space & entry

“Michael’s place is an exceptional alternative to staying in a downtown hotel.” Jay 2026 New house. Private entrance leads directly to the cosy private room, & en-suite with a glass walk-in rain shower and hand shower. In the heart of the Kitsilano, one of the City’s most convenient and popular areas surrounded by great eateries, stores and transportation routes. UBC close. 1 giga Wi-Fi. There is a basic coffee/tea service, microwave & mini fridge, no kitchen or living room. NOT a basement.

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4.96 out of 5 average rating, 519 reviews
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Home in West Point Grey

Cozy stylish suite right next to UBC

Enjoy a stylish private unit right next to UBC in beautiful Point Grey, Vancouver. Steps away to shops, restaurants, and public transit. Convenient free street parking in a peaceful residential neighbourhood. Only about 5 mins drive or 20-25 mins walk to UBC's main campus, 5 mins drive to Jericho beach or Spanish Banks Beach and 20-30 mins to downtown or YVR airport. UBC golf course just cross the street. The Pacific Spirit Park is close by for exploring. Free street parking in the front.

ValueLocationOutdoor spaces

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews
Top guest favorite
A cozy seating area is presented on the patio, featuring a dark blue sofa adorned with decorative pillows. A circular fire table, surrounded by smooth stones, emits a warm glow. The vibrant sunset over the marina reflects on the calm water, framed by docked boats.
Houseboat in North Vancouver

* Sailor's View * Floating Home Ocean Retreat

Reviewed as "the Four Seasons on the water," and by a NASA astronaut as "the best Airbnb ...on earth," Sailor's View float home is one of the most unique & luxurious vacation rentals in Vancouver. Dine under the vaulted beamed ceiling in the grand room, touch the water from the bedroom windows, and relax & drink around the cozy patio fire table, with incredible post card views of downtown Vancouver. All near great dining, shopping and transit. This isn't waterfront, it's water-ON! #Flotel

LocationFamilyView

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 492 reviews
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An outdoor spa area features a saltwater hot tub, a sauna cabin, and a cozy fire pit surrounded by two black modern chairs. Lush ferns are placed in each corner, contributing to a serene atmosphere. Textured stone flooring complements the wooden structures.
Guest suite in Deep Cove

Spa Oasis in Deep Cove!

Welcome to our beautiful and unique Airbnb retreat! This listing offers a delightful stylish suite with all the comforts you need for a memorable stay. Step outside to experience a private 2-hour session in our outdoor Nordic spa oasis, featuring a saltwater hot tub, a refreshing cold plunge, and a relaxing sauna, where you can unwind and recharge in style. After indulging in the spa experience, rest in the inviting lounge area with a fire pit. *Each night booked includes a 2-hr spa session

FamilyValueCondition

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 174 reviews
Guest favorite
A modern home is positioned among tall trees, featuring large windows that reflect the surrounding greenery. A wide staircase leads to the entrance, flanked by natural landscaping that enhances the serene setting.
Home in North Vancouver

Modern 3 Bed 2.5 Bath Home with Theatre + Sauna

Discover a modern 3BR/2.5BA North Vancouver home, perfect for families or larger groups. Enjoy a king bed, queen bed, and a double bed, a full open-concept kitchen, theatre room and sauna. Relax on multiple private patios with serene forest views. Located just a 5-minute drive to Park Royal Mall, Capilano Suspension Bridge, + Stanley Park. A 12-minute drive to downtown Vancouver, this house offers easy access to all of the city's attractions. Featured in Dwell Magazine (Miza Architects)

LocationFamilyCondition

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews
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A charming residential home is featured, surrounded by well-maintained landscaping. A flowering cherry tree adds a touch of color in the foreground. The exterior showcases a mix of stone and textured wall finishes, with a welcoming front porch and a single-car garage visible on the left.
Guest suite in Kitsilano

Private suite In the heart of Kitsilano

A ground-level suite, private from the rest of the home with a separate entrance. Located at the heart of Kitsilano, in a residential neighborhood. Within walking distance of 4th Ave, shops, restaurants, and the beach. Featuring one large bedroom with a comfortable queen bed, a large family room with a sofa bed, and french doors lead out to a private garden level patio & yard. NO FULL KITCHEN. Fridge, microwave, coffee machine, toaster are included. License Number: 26-159855

FamilyValueHiking

4.8 out of 5 average rating, 555 reviews
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An airy, two-level living area is highlighted by large windows that provide ample natural light and views of the outdoor patio. Modern furniture, including two sofas and decorative cushions, create a comfortable seating arrangement. Artwork adorns the walls, enhancing the space's contemporary design.
Loft in Downtown Vancouver

Downtown Loft Vancouver. 2 beds. Private patio.

2 level loft in the heart of Downtown Vancouver. Just off the Granville strip and 2 blocks from the shopping on Robson and the Skytrain. Nestors Market directly across the street. Full kitchen with everything you need including a built in Bosch Coffee machine that will make any coffee, latte, espresso you like. Largest private patio in the building with fire table and BBQ. Sleeps 4 people and there is in suite laundry. 1 vehicle parking and 1 motorcycle parking.

FamilyLocationGrill

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 212 reviews
Top guest favorite
Guest suite in Vancouver

Central Location Quiet Street Clean Private Suite

Great location to get around Vancouver…extremely safe neighbourhood at all hours of the day or night… "Humani nihil a me alienum puto"... Terrance 190BCE. Everyone is welcome...simple...be respectful and be kind. Food from around the world minutes away...Best Trini restaurant in the lower mainland…Chong Qing Szechuan, Gojo Ethiopian, Naruto Sushi and morning pastries 100 metres away, more choices a few minutes farther. A grocery store beside the Sky Train.

ValueFamilyBathroom

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 369 reviews
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An open-concept living area features exposed brick walls and wooden beams overhead. A leather sofa is positioned across from a low wooden coffee table, surrounded by greenery. Natural light enters through large windows, illuminating the industrial decor and warm tones throughout the space.
Loft in Downtown Vancouver

Vintage Loft in Converted Warehouse

Discover a distinctive retreat designed for comfort and character in this thoughtfully curated open-concept apartment. Enjoy music on the record player as you soak in the ambiance of exposed wood beam ceilings, beautifully restored brickwork, and refined industrial details. Blending rustic charm with modern comfort, this inviting space offers a peaceful escape perfect for relaxing, recharging, and feeling at home.

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4.94 out of 5 average rating, 980 reviews
Top guest favorite
A spacious covered deck is shown with two woven chairs facing a stunning view of forested mountains and the ocean. A table sits between the chairs, and large glass sliding doors provide access to the interior. Sunlight bathes the entire area, enhancing the expansive feel.
Guest suite in Horseshoe Bay

Ocean View Retreat in Horseshoe Bay [Azure]

Kick back and relax in our serene 1-Bedroom [Azure Suite]. Overlooking the forest and ocean from highest vantage point in Horseshoe Bay, backdropped by icecaps of Rocky Mountains. Enjoy the most stunning sunset from the comfort of your own bed or the spacious covered deck. Walking distance to Horseshoe Bay and Whytecliff Park, easy highway access to Squamish and Whistler, 20-minute drive to downtown Vancouver.

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4.97 out of 5 average rating, 384 reviews

Popular amenities for Vancouver vacation rentals

What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Vancouver

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 Vancouver.

BC Place

Multipurpose stadium with a retractable roof, hosting sports, concerts, and exhibitions

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Inside BC Place, you can catch Vancouver Whitecaps soccer, BC Lions football, Rugby Sevens, major concerts, and other international events in a huge multi-purpose stadium with a fully retractable roof and over 50,000 seats. It’s also home to the BC Sports Hall of Fame and a moving Terry Fox tribute outside the main gate. The stadium will host multiple FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. Right outside, enjoy the False Creek waterfront, nearby Rogers Arena, Yaletown, and the Seawall.

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Rogers Arena

Multi-purpose arena hosting Vancouver Canucks games, concerts, and major events

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At Rogers Arena you can watch the Vancouver Canucks play NHL hockey for a high-energy, very Canadian live sports experience, especially between October and April. The arena is also home to the Vancouver Warriors lacrosse team and is regularly used for major concerts, shows, and other large-scale events in its 19,000-seat space. Even if you’re not a big sports fan, seeing a Canucks home game or Warriors match live is still plenty of fun. Check the Rogers Arena or ticketing websites in advance to line up a game or concert during your stay.

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Stanley Park

Totem poles, rainforest trails, and a rocky shoreline define this waterfront area, with seawall paths, beaches, and harbor views.

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Inside Stanley Park, walk or bike the flat 9–12 km Seawall loop for constant ocean, mountain, and skyline views, stopping at Second or Third Beach, Beaver Lake, and viewpoints along the way. Visit the iconic Indigenous totem poles at Brockton Point, the rose garden, historic lagoons, and the Vancouver Aquarium, and watch for herons, eagles, and other wildlife without feeding them. Pack a picnic for the many beaches, lakes, and grassy areas. Entry is free; pay for parking if you drive.

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Kitsilano Beach

Popular beach with stunning views, recreational activities, and Canada’s longest saltwater pool

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At Kitsilano Beach you can swim in Canada’s largest outdoor heated saltwater pool, play beach volleyball on busy summer courts, or relax on the wide sandy shoreline with views of the ocean, Vancouver skyline, and North Shore mountains. Families get a big playground and grassy areas for picnics, while active visitors can jog, bike, or stroll the Seawall and try paddleboarding or kayaking. Stay for the sunsets and people-watching. After the beach, walk to nearby cafes, casual restaurants, and the waterfront Boathouse.

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Golden Ears Provincial Park

Expansive park offering hiking, camping, swimming, and canoeing in lush forests and pristine lakes

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Spend the day inside Golden Ears exploring forest trails, swimming or paddling at Alouette Lake, and relaxing on beaches like Viewpoint and Hikers Beach. Hike the easy Gold Creek Falls trail to the waterfall, or tackle the longer Golden Ears Summit Trail for a full-day challenge. Camp at one of the three main campgrounds, bike and horseback ride on dedicated trails, or let kids play at the entrance playground and at Davidson’s Pool’s flat rock “hot rocks” area.

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English Bay Beach

Popular beach destination known for its stunning sunsets, outdoor activities, and annual fireworks festival

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At English Bay Beach you can swim in calm (but cold) ocean water, kayak, sail, or join locals for volleyball, sunbathing against the driftwood logs, and photography with city, Stanley Park, and North Shore mountain views. Come for famous sunsets, summer picnics, and big events like the Honda Celebration of Light fireworks and the New Year’s Day Polar Bear Swim. Between swims, grab takeout, fish and chips, gelato, or a meal at spots like Cactus Club along Denman Street, then stroll the Seawall toward Stanley Park.

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Family friendly vacation rentals in Vancouver

Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Vancouver

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Vancouver?

    Many travelers enjoy accommodations in neighborhoods such as Yaletown, Kitsilano, or Gastown, each with its own dining and cultural character. Staying near the waterfront or in areas around Main Street helps you explore markets, green spaces, and local shops.

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

    Explore interactive spaces at Science World or visit the Vancouver Aquarium for marine exhibits. Many families enjoy outdoor time in Stanley Park, where you can spot wildlife, rent bikes, or experience themed playgrounds.

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

    Walk or cycle the seawall in Stanley Park, discover Indigenous and global art at the Museum of Anthropology, and sample fresh foods at Granville Island Public Market. Gastown’s shops and architecture show the city’s historic side.

  • How is the weather in Vancouver?

    Vancouver has mild, rainy winters with temperatures around 32–51°F (0–10°C), and drier, warmer summers near 54–76°F (12–25°C). It is helpful to pack layers and a waterproof jacket year-round.

  • What are the best places to visit in Vancouver?

    Stanley Park blends natural trails with waterfront views, Granville Island Public Market attracts food lovers, and the Vancouver Art Gallery highlights regional creativity. Queen Elizabeth Park is known for its gardens and viewpoints.

  • What are some hiking trails in Vancouver?

    Try the forested trails of Pacific Spirit Regional Park, or venture up Grouse Mountain for city and mountain views. Lighthouse Park has coastal paths lined with old-growth trees and scenic lookout spots.

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

    Families frequently enjoy visiting Science World, exploring the Vancouver Aquarium, or taking a horse-drawn carriage ride in Stanley Park. Kitsilano Beach has play areas, and many museums host interactive exhibits for children.

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

    Nature lovers often explore the North Shore mountains, stroll the suspension bridges in the area, or relax at local beaches. Winery tours, gardens, or coastal communities around the city provide variety for day excursions.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Vancouver?

    Many hosts welcome pets in neighborhoods like Kitsilano, Mount Pleasant, and Commercial Drive. Vancouver has dog-friendly parks, making it easy to enjoy the outdoors with your companion.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Vancouver?

    Bring a reusable water bottle, as tap water is safe and widely available. Locals often use layered clothing for changing conditions, and many choose biking or public transit to get around, especially near markets or waterfronts.

  • What is Vancouver known for?

    Vancouver is known for its diverse culinary scene, access to mountains and water, and vibrant multicultural neighborhoods. The city has a long Indigenous history reflected in local art and community events.

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

    Locals often suggest the murals along Main Street, the Nitobe Memorial Garden for tranquil walks, or exploring Chinatown for heritage shops and dim sum. Trout Lake is another peaceful spot for picnics and people-watching.

  • What are the best foods to try in Vancouver?

    Vancouver’s diverse culinary scene includes Pacific salmon, Japanese-inspired sushi, and dim sum reflecting the city’s Chinese heritage. Food trucks and local markets highlight seasonal ingredients, from wild berries to artisan baked goods.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Vancouver?

    Pack layered clothing, a rainproof jacket or shell, and sturdy walking shoes for changing weather and outdoor exploring. A reusable water bottle and sun protection are helpful, especially if you plan to be outside often.

  • What is the nightlife in Vancouver like?

    Neighborhoods such as Gastown, Granville Street, and Mount Pleasant have cocktail lounges, live music, and late-night eateries. The scene often highlights local breweries, art events, and performances throughout the week.

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

    The Vancouver International Film Festival draws film enthusiasts in early fall, while Pride celebrations highlight inclusivity in summer. The Celebration of Light brings crowds to the waterfront for fireworks and community performances.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Vancouver?

    Many vacation rentals in areas like Kitsilano, West End, and Main Street are frequently suggested for families. These neighborhoods have easy access to parks, playgrounds, and local shops.

  • When is the best time to visit Vancouver?

    June through September is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor cultural events. Spring brings blooming cherry trees to local parks, while winter months have a cozy, rainier atmosphere.

All about Vancouver

Located on the southwestern edge of British Columbia, Vancouver is a busy seaport where rich greenery and stunning natural landscapes are intertwined with its cosmopolitan metropolis. The North Shore Mountains overlook the city and serve as a spectacular backdrop to Vancouver’s glittering skyline. If you want to immerse yourself in the city’s lush, natural surroundings, head to Lynn Canyon Park in northern Vancouver for scenic hiking trails, swimming holes, and one of the city’s iconic suspension bridges. Make your way to Queen Elizabeth Park for a peaceful stroll through the pristinely landscaped plants, or head to Chinatown to soak up the tranquility of exquisite Chinese gardens.

Vancouver’s culinary scene is one of Canada’s most exciting, known for its fresh ingredients and multicultural cuisine, with seafood a staple part of local dining and food trucks and brunch spots galore. For uninterrupted views of the city, ascend Vancouver Lookout, where you’ll be greeted with a stunning 360-degree panorama. The city’s spirited nightlife is also a major draw. If you want to hit the dance floor and explore Vancouver’s club scene, make your way to Granville Street. Gastown’s range of bars, pubs, and beer halls offers a more relaxed evening out.

What are the top things to do in Vancouver?

Museum of Anthropology

You’ll find this iconic concrete and glass building on the University of British Columbia’s campus, overlooking the mountains, ocean, and Burrard Inlet just 20 minutes from downtown. Traditional weaving, intricate wood carvings, and contemporary works from First Nations peoples tell the story of Vancouver’s origins and explore its mix of cultures today.

Granville Island

Formerly an industrial site, historic Granville Island has been transformed into a cultural hub, housing art galleries, studios, and artisan workshops. One of the main attractions in this artsy neighborhood is the indoor Public Market, featuring fresh produce, baked goods, seafood, and other gourmet treats. Hop on a tugboat ferry to the other side of False Creek and peruse stalls selling handcrafted goods.

VanDusen Botanical Garden

The lush, 55-acre VanDusen Botanical Garden sits in the city center, home to thousands of species from around the world, local wildlife, and a hedge maze. In the spring, the Laburnum Walk is in full bloom, creating a stunning bright yellow tunnel of blossoms. From early December to early January, the gardens are bedecked with over a million lights, creating illuminated paths on dark winter nights.

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