Vacation rentals in St. Louis

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Quick stats about vacation rentals in St. Louis

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 2,730 vacation rentals in St. Louis

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 208,070 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    1,440 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 1,040 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    130 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    1,950 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    2,680 of St. Louis vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across St. Louis rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    St. Louis stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

  • Nearby attractions

    St. Louis's top spots, include Busch Stadium, Saint Louis Zoo, and Missouri Botanical Garden

Top-rated vacation rentals in St. Louis

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Home in St. Louis

Sunny South City Guest House

Newly-rehabbed & cozy guest house. Everything you need is located here in the historic Bevo Mill neighborhood. In the heart of south St. Louis city, you’re steps away from local businesses, including the picturesque, historical Das Bevo. Step into a vintage-styled oasis, featuring large windows with plenty of natural light, tall vaulted ceilings, comfy queen bed, unique fridge, breakfast bar, sizable bathroom with a large walk-in shower. Hang outside at the picnic table under cute string lights.

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 520 reviews
Superhost
A spacious living area features a large brown sectional sofa arranged around a natural wood coffee table. Large windows allow ample natural light, creating a bright atmosphere while offering views of the urban landscape beyond. Exposed brick walls contribute to the loft's stylish character.
Apartment in Downtown West St. Louis

Luxurious 2BR Loft Just Steps to The City Museum

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. This spacious 4th floor loft is located right on the popular Washington Avenue in St. Louis! You will be in a prime location and can walk to so many restaurants, cafes, shops, bars, and even attractions like The City Museum and Union Station! Cozy up in the warm relaxing living room and enjoy a gorgeous view of the architecture or relax after a long day in the spa tub with luxury bedding/towels/bath robes, and furnishings…you won’t want to leave!

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews
Top guest favorite
The exterior of a historic two-family brick home is visible, featuring a spacious front porch with seating and a vibrant red door. Lush greenery and landscaped bushes frame the steps leading to the entrance, while neighboring buildings exhibit classic architectural style.
Apartment in St. Louis

3-bdrm apt near Pageant, Wash U, Forest Park, Loop

Three bdrm, top floor apt. with private entrance in our home. Roomy, comfy, well-furnished with everything you need. Walk to Pageant, Delmar Hall, WashU, Blueberry Hill, Salt&Smoke, MagicMiniGolf. CVS, grocery, restaurants and shops on the Delmar Loop. Or stroll our leafy streets to Forest Park, built 1904 for a World’s Fair, now a first-class museum, zoo, golf course, boat rental. Easy access via metro train or Uber/Lyft to airport, baseball, hockey, live music clubs, City Museum, the Arch.

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 616 reviews
Top guest favorite
A light-filled living room features a comfortable sofa adorned with decorative pillows, complemented by two yellow accent chairs. A glass coffee table sits atop a textured rug, with natural light entering through windows dressed with blinds. The open layout leads to a dining area in the background.
Home in Dogtown

Dogtown Century home near Forest Park & Maplewood

Our historic home has lots of natural light and high ceilings. The two bedrooms are furnished with comfy queen beds. The sunroom also doubles as a third sleeping room. Enjoy a morning cup of coffee on the large front porch, or yard games and bbq in the fenced back yard. The updated kitchen comes fully equipped with everything you need to help you feel right at home. Minutes from Forest Park, BJC and SSM hospitals, universities, downtown, many great restaurants and shops. Furry friends welcome!

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 185 reviews
Top guest favorite
A covered porch features a blend of comfortable seating arrangements and a glass-top table. Lush greenery surrounds the space, complemented by potted plants on the walls. The area is well-lit by natural light filtering through the overhead panels, creating a welcoming outdoor atmosphere.
Vacation home in Forest Park South East

Lovely, updated 2-bedroom apartment in The Grove

Centrally located and spacious 2nd floor apartment with private off-street parking. Updated kitchen with 2nd floor porch with bistro table. Includes Keurig coffee maker and all the basics you will need. Stackable washer/dryer. Bedroom 1 has queen bed with high thread count linens. Bedroom 2 has full bed and lots of natural light. A walk-in closet/office space. Family room is warm & inviting with Roku TV. Beautiful shared patio and fenced in backyard. Enjoy all that St. Louis has to offer!

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews
Guest favorite
A well-lit bedroom features a spacious bed with soft bedding and decorative pillows. Two nightstands flank the bed, each with a lamp. A stylish rug lies beneath the bed, and artwork adorns the wall. Natural light filters in through the window, covered by navy curtains.
Home in The Hill

Roomy Oasis with hot tub on the Hill!

5 min walk to the Hill’s best! Come experience the Florence like charm and see why this community beams with pride! Smell fresh baked bread as you walk to get famous coffee and partake in St. Louis’s finest dining. You’ll feel as if you’ve stepped back in time as you adorn these 1900’s homes and nostalgic buildings. 10 min drive to all St Louis attractions. Bike to forest park, zoo or hospital. Ditch car and be walking distance to groceries etc. Relax in hot tub or cool off in pool n bbq.

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 158 reviews
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The exterior of a light blue Lustron home is featured, complemented by a vibrant yellow trim and front door. A large pink hippo sculpture stands prominently in the front yard, alongside green grass and white fencing, creating a playful and welcoming entry.
Home in St. Louis

The HIPPO House! All 1950s Mini-Golf! MCM Lustron

Welcome to a unique 3-bedroom Lustron home in St. Louis, where retro charm and quirky details await! Greeted by Chelsea, our giant pink hippo, every guest steps into a rare mid-century gem—one of only 1,200 remaining Lustrons and even rarer with three bedrooms. Iconic steel walls, built-in cabinetry, and 1955 decor immerse you in history, while Wi-Fi ensures comfort. A backyard 9-hole mini-golf course adds some family fun. Book today to enjoy Chelsea’s welcome and a slice of history!

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews
Top guest favorite
An outdoor living space features a spacious flagstone patio surrounded by lush greenery. A wooden picnic table sits center stage, complemented by vibrant flower planters. Adjacent to the house, double doors offer access to the interior, framed by an inviting pergola.
Home in St. Louis

1902 Garden House Private Safe Parking!

Welcome! We lovingly restored our beautiful 1902 home to reflect the period in which it was built. By incorporating modern comforts & functionality we created a truly unique stay! Interior is spacious & inviting. Our home boasts a gorgeous outdoor living space to relax and feel miles away from the city , yet we are perfectly situated to arrive at all of STL attractions within minutes. Location is near all major hwys. Note: we aren’t a place to entertain. Booked guests only.

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 326 reviews
Superhost
A bright and open living space is showcased, featuring a comfortable sofa and a television mounted above a cozy fireplace. A dining area with a wooden table is visible, adorned with a simple centerpiece. A staircase leads to the upper loft, enhancing the airy atmosphere.
Home in Soulard

The Soulard Cottage | There Is Only One

Built in 1894, this historic, free-standing Cottage is a staple in Soulard. The Soulard Cottage is steps away from McGurks, Dukes, Mollys and all of Soulard's hottest spots! Not to mention, less than a 8 minute Uber to The Arch, Busch Stadium (Cardinals), Enterprise Center (Blues), the City Museum, The Aquarium and so much more! Here for business? Perfect! Here for a game? Perfect! This cottage will give you a truly unique experience while you explore St. Louis.

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 571 reviews
Top guest favorite
A cozy living room features a green sectional sofa adorned with decorative pillows. A round coffee table sits at the center, and a wooden side table complements a vintage lamp. The vibrant blue walls are accented by floral curtains, enhancing the relaxed atmosphere.
Apartment in St. Louis

Beautiful apartment in STL's Shaw neighborhood

Welcome to Saint Louis's historic Shaw Neighborhood! This is a spacious and comfortable two-bedroom apartment, freshly renovated with modern comforts while respecting the historical period of this 1898 house. Guests will enjoy a beautiful new bathroom, a chef-ready kitchen, two comfortable bedrooms, and a cozy living room and dining area. Plus, its central location makes for easy access to all of Saint Louis's amazing attractions and business districts.

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews
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A spacious living area is characterized by a high ceiling and a mix of textures. A stone fireplace serves as a focal point, complemented by a wooden coffee table and a large television. Comfortable seating includes a brown leather chair and a grey sofa.
Home in Florissant

Cheerful 4-bedroom home with fireplace

Relax and recharge with family, friends and colleagues during your next visit to the St Louis area. This cozy home with newly remodeled bathrooms is located on a quiet cul-de-sac lined with mature trees in north county. Just minutes from highway 367 which can get you to many attractions in St Louis within 25 minutes. You can also hop right across the Illinois state line and get to towns like Alton, Granite City and Edwardsville in a short drive.

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews
Guest favorite
Home in St. Louis

Great Location Fam Friendly Home w/Lrg Fenced Yard

Newly finished basement with 4th bedroom (King bed), large play/relaxation space & large 120-inch projector screen and separate large speaker for movie nights! Beds are all brand new comfortable memory foam! This house is in such a great and convenient area! Freshly renovated with all brand new beds and furniture, a fully stocked kitchen for cooking and baking and a fenced in pet friendly backyard! TONS of kids and baby items!

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Popular amenities for St. Louis vacation rentals

What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in St. Louis

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 St. Louis.

Busch Stadium

Dynamic baseball park with views of the Gateway Arch, hosting Cardinals games and vibrant events

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Watch the St. Louis Cardinals play at Busch Stadium, a red-brick ballpark with views of the Gateway Arch and room for more than 44,000 fans. Arrive early to walk the concourses, grab a beer and a hot dog, and feel the energy of a serious baseball city. Look for deals like $6 “mystery envelope” tickets or First Pitch/KMOX vouchers that can get two people in for about $11. After the game, head across the street to Ballpark Village for more food and big screens.

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Gateway Arch

Iconic 630-foot stainless steel monument symbolizing westward expansion, offering panoramic city views

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At the Gateway Arch, ride the tram or elevator 630 feet to the observation deck for skyline and Mississippi River views, or stay on the ground and walk the base, touch the Arch, and grab photos. Explore the free Museum at the Gateway Arch to learn about westward expansion, St. Louis history, and the engineering behind the monument, then opt for the construction documentary film. Visit The Arch Store and Arch Cafe, and relax or picnic in the renovated national park grounds, which also include the historic Old Courthouse.

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Elephant Rocks State Park

Geological reserve featuring massive granite boulders, scenic trails, and picnic spots

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Climb and weave your way among giant pink granite boulders that resemble a train of circus elephants, with fun squeeze-through spots like “fat man’s squeeze” and plenty of quirky photo ops. Follow the easy paved Elephant Rocks Trail and Braille Trail past forests, a quiet pond, and stone and railroad engine house ruins that hint at the area’s quarrying history. Picnic among the trees or by the water, let kids scramble over the rocks, and enjoy a short, memorable hike for all ages.

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Saint Louis Zoo

Renowned free zoo featuring diverse animal exhibits, conservation efforts, and engaging attractions

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At the Saint Louis Zoo, you can walk through immersive habitats like Penguin & Puffin Coast, Big Cat Country, River’s Edge, The Wild, Historic Hill, Red Rocks, and Lakeside Crossing, watching penguins waddle past, lions prowl, and hippos, polar bears, and many other species up close. Ride the Emerson Zooline Railroad around the grounds, and add extras like the carousel, 4D theater, stingray petting, and summer sea lion shows. In colder months, return for nighttime Zoo Lights. Admission is free every day, with some special attractions charging small fees.

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City Museum

Interactive playground and art installation featuring tunnels, slides, and a rooftop Ferris wheel

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At City Museum you can climb, crawl, and slide through miles of tunnels, caves, and hidden passages inside a former 10‑story shoe factory turned sculptural playground. Explore over 30 slides including the famous 10‑story spiral, man‑made caverns, indoor treehouse, train, ball pits, circus ring, arts and crafts areas, and even an aquarium and bug room. Head to the rooftop for the Ferris wheel, school bus, and big city views. Expect bars, food, live performances, and late‑night 21+ rooftop events in summer.

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Missouri Botanical Garden

Historic garden featuring diverse plant collections, a Japanese garden, and the Climatron conservatory

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Spend the day exploring 79 acres of gardens, from the large Japanese strolling garden and Chinese Garden to themed areas, fountains, and historic architecture like Tower Grove House and the Stephen and Peter Sachs Museum. Step into the Climatron geodesic dome for a rainforest experience with waterfalls, orchids, and tropical plants, and let kids play in the seasonal Children’s Garden with splash pad and climbing structures. Time your visit for festivals, the Whitaker Music Festival picnics, Garden Glow holiday lights, or the Best of Missouri Market.

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When is the best time to visit St. Louis?

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in St. Louis?

    Explore stays in neighborhoods like Central West End, Soulard, or Lafayette Square, each known for vibrant dining, historic homes, and walkable streets. The Delmar Loop area also has lively entertainment, art, and food scenes favored by visitors.

  • What are the best things to do in St. Louis with kids?

    Families often explore the Saint Louis Zoo, the interactive exhibits at Saint Louis Science Center, and City Museum's imaginative play spaces. Forest Park also has broad lawns and nature areas for outdoor fun.

  • What are some of the best things to do in St. Louis?

    Explore the Gateway Arch, wander Forest Park, and experience creativity at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Many visitors also enjoy historic neighborhoods and lively local dining scenes around The Hill and Cherokee Street.

  • How is the weather in St. Louis?

    St. Louis has cold winters, averaging 24–40°F (-5–5°C) in January, and warm, humid summers near 71–90°F (22–32°C) in July. Spring and autumn tend to offer milder temperatures with moderate rainfall.

  • What are the best places to visit in St. Louis?

    The Gateway Arch is frequently suggested for its dramatic views, while Missouri Botanical Garden, Saint Louis Art Museum, and Forest Park are also popular for art, gardens, and relaxing green spaces.

  • What are some hiking trails in St. Louis?

    Forest Park has paved and natural paths popular for walking and biking, while Castlewood State Park features scenic bluff trails just outside the city. Some visitors enjoy exploring the trails at Laumeier Sculpture Park for art and nature in one stop.

  • What are some family activities we can do in St. Louis?

    Families can explore hands-on exhibits at the Saint Louis Science Center, visit the animals in the Saint Louis Zoo, and wander through interactive spaces at City Museum. Tower Grove Park also has playgrounds and open lawns for group outings.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from St. Louis?

    Venture to natural spots like Meramec Caverns for cave tours or Pere Marquette State Park for hiking and river views. Historic towns such as Ste. Genevieve invite exploration of preserved architecture and local history.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in St. Louis?

    Many accommodations in St. Louis welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods such as Central West End and Lafayette Square. Green spaces like Forest Park and Tower Grove Park make it easy to enjoy the outdoors with your dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting St. Louis?

    Locals often suggest using the MetroLink for easy transit and checking out food stalls at Soulard Farmers Market. Pack layers for variable weather, especially in spring and autumn.

  • What is St. Louis known for?

    St. Louis is known for the Gateway Arch, its deep-rooted jazz and blues traditions, and distinctive foods like toasted ravioli and gooey butter cake. The city’s history includes a mix of French, African American, and Midwestern cultures.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in St. Louis?

    Explore the art installations at Citygarden Sculpture Park or wander the quiet paths of the Missouri History Museum’s grounds. Cherokee Street is also known for vintage shops and local murals.

  • What are the best foods to try in St. Louis?

    Toasted ravioli, St. Louis-style pizza, and gooey butter cake are frequently suggested local specialties. Barbecue, especially pork steak, and frozen custard are also popular around the city.

  • What should I bring for a trip to St. Louis?

    Pack flexible layers to accommodate swings from hot, humid summers to chilly winters, and consider a rain jacket in spring or autumn. Comfortable shoes are helpful for exploring parks and city streets.

  • What is the nightlife in St. Louis like?

    Nightlife in St. Louis features live music venues in neighborhoods like Soulard and The Grove, with styles ranging from blues to indie rock. Many visitors enjoy late-night eats, breweries, and relaxed patios around Delmar Loop.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in St. Louis?

    Fair Saint Louis draws crowds around Independence Day with music and celebrations, while Taste of St. Louis highlights diverse local cuisines. The Great Forest Park Balloon Race and the Saint Louis Art Fair are among other frequently suggested annual events.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in St. Louis?

    St. Louis has many family-friendly rentals in areas such as the Central West End, Tower Grove, and The Hill, placing you near parks, playgrounds, and food options. Look for homes with multiple bedrooms or outdoor spaces to suit group needs.

  • When is the best time to visit St. Louis?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for pleasant temperatures and outdoor events. The city has festivals and blooming parks in these seasons, making outdoor exploration popular.

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