Vacation rentals in Boise
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Explore 1,910 vacation rentals in Boise
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Family-friendly vacation rentals
1,240 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
Pet-friendly vacation rentals
Find 760 rentals that welcome pets
Vacation rentals with a pool
140 properties feature pools
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1,220 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
1,900 of Boise vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Boise rentals
4.9 Average rating
Boise stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!
Nearby attractions
Boise's top spots, include Idaho Botanical Garden, Zoo Boise, and Camel's Back Park
Top-rated vacation rentals in Boise
Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.
SE Sanctuary~Greenbelt Retreat
This cozy retreat features 3 bedrooms with a king, queen, and 2 twin beds, perfect for families or friends traveling together. With 2 bathrooms equipped with essentials, a spacious living room with a comfy Murphy bed, and modern amenities like WiFi, AC and gas fireplace. Outdoor space to enjoy including fire pit, fully fenced yard, covered back patio, and four cruiser bikes! Owners love the local scene and will leave a sample of a local beer or wine for your enjoyment during a stay of 3+ nights.
Mountainside Luxury Entertainer | Game Room & Deck
Set above Warm Springs is Malibu Manor, a fun family retreat with stunning, uninterrupted city & Table Rock views. The home features modern living with a gourmet kitchen, 6 luxe bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a fully decked-out game room, a social media wall, art gallery and an entertainment deck with a BBQ, cornhole and an outdoor lounge perfect for watching sunsets. Stay within walking distance to the foothill's trails and the Boise River greenbelt and be only minutes from Downtown, St. Lukes & BSU.
Gathering Place. Hot Tub and Swimming Pool.
Family Reunions or Multiple Families - WE HAVE ROOM! Linder Farmhouse is a 6000+ sq ft property that has 9 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, and 2 living rooms. Max occupancy of 30. Seasonal Outdoor Swimming Pool and TWO Year Round Hot Tubs. The Primary Suite has a King size bed. Other bedrooms have a Queen or a King except Bedroom 8 which has 4 BUNKS. Additionally, there are 9 twin sized mattresses with bedding that can be placed on the floor. More info on "The space" section below.
Loft B-Private 3rd-story rooftop hot tub/greenbelt
The Lofts (A & B) @ 35th & Clay are nestled two blocks away from the Boise River/Greenbelt. Perfect for a romantic getaway, Loft B provides a feeling of relaxation the moment you walk in. Wake up to heated bathroom floors and a coffee bar to start the day. Before exploring Idaho’s great outdoors, grab your discounted breakfast/lunch next door at Max & Louie’s Cafe. To end the day, enjoy a private 3rd story rooftop hot tub, fireplace, and luxurious king bed with a chocolate treat on your pillow!
Family friendly house ~Near airport
Quiet family friendly street 10 min. from airport. Equipped with full kitchen, 3 bedrooms (1 king, 1 queen, 1 full) & 2 full baths on main floor. There is a game room upstairs with couch, TV, foosball, Pac-Man, Wii, & board games. Backyard with grill & gas firepit. 3 car garage available for use along with driveway and st. parking. Smart TVs in living room, game room, and master with Youtube TV provided. Power all devices with 650 mbps Fiber Wifi. 2 pets allowed for a one time fee at booking.
Entire House Tish's House - BSU/Airport/Downtown
Entire House In SE Boise. A cute little 2 bedroom / 1 bath home, recently remodeled....fresh and clean....close to the heart of downtown Boise with easy access to all of the favorite local points of interest. The home is located 2 blocks from Williams Park with off leash dog hours, tennis courts, large open field and playground. You have close proximity to Boise State University, Downtown and the Airport. The Greenbelt for walking and riding along the river is just a few blocks away.
Depot Bench-Pet Friendly-by Historic Train Depot
Welcome to the Depot Bench Inn. Location, Location, Location. Situated just up the hill from downtown and 5 minutes from the airport, it's a great central spot.. This home is a mid-century brick home at the end of a quiet dead-end street that is by the historical Boise Depot. Our home is completely remodeled and feels like a luxury suite. Enjoy all new high-end amenities throughout and rest in comfort knowing that we live in the neighborhood and can assist quickly if necessary.
The Blue Heart & Hot Tub
💙 Welcome to The Blue Heart – South Meridian, Idaho 💙 • Airbnb Top 1% based on ratings, reviews, and reliability • Single level — accessible for all! • Experienced hosts — over 1000+ stays and 1000+ 5 star reviews 🏡 What You’ll Love • Private home — no shared spaces (the entire house is yours during your stay) • Nestled in a safe, quiet neighborhood 📍 Location Highlights • 15 mins Downtown Boise • 15 mins Boise Airport (BOI) • 10 mins The Village at Meridian 📅 Book Now! ⸻
Modern Comfort in Boise-Newly Built
Experience the luxury of a spacious new home during your stay. Entire three bedroom, 2.5 bath, in-house washer and dryer. Keep your car out of the elements and in the two car garage. Private fenced backyard with a patio. A beautiful, clean and brand new bright home with lots of natural sunlight. Centrally located in between The Village (outdoor shopping mall, bowling, cinema) and the Boise Towne Square (indoor mall). Close to two coffee shops (Dutch Bros and Starbucks).
The Warren: Beautiful 5 bedroom home
This beautiful, custom built home was finished in Fall 2021. At 5 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms this home is a modern masterpiece that your group will love. The statement piece is a black marble staircase in front of floor to ceiling windows for incredible natural light. The kitchen and dining room are perfect for entertaining. With outdoor dining and an 8 person hot tub you and your guests will enjoy a stay of relaxed luxury. We don't allow parties.
North End 1905 Bungalow- Great House and Location
A special home located in Boise's North End in the Hays Street Historic District, walking distance from shopping and dining downtown and in nearby historic Hyde Park, as well as scenic foothills parks and trails. Centrally-located for many of Boise's best amenities, it's in a beautiful neighborhood where you'll get a feel for the personality and vibe of our awesome town.
Downtown Hot Tub Hideaway
Charming freestanding private cottage in the highly sought-after North End of Boise, Idaho. Fully equipped kitchen, private hot tub, fenced patio, washer/dryer, guest parking. Bedroom with queen-sized bed and full bathroom. Close to public transit, 1 mile from Boise Greenbelt, Downtown Boise, Hyde Park, and Boise foothills. Perfect for couples and solo travelers.
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Hyde Park
Charming district with diverse eateries, quaint shops, and access to scenic trails
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In Hyde Park you can wander a short, historic stretch of 13th Street packed with locally owned shops, cafes, pubs, and family-friendly eateries, many with outdoor seating. Grab a “Bowl of Soul” at Java, handmade ice cream or candy at Goody’s, browse vintage toys and fair-trade imports, or stop into neighborhood bars and brunch spots. The area regularly hosts community events and street fairs. When you’re done eating and browsing, walk to nearby Camel’s Back Park for easy trails, views, or a picnic.
Camel's Back Park
Popular park with hiking trails, playgrounds, sports courts, and scenic city views
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At Camel’s Back Park you can hike the Camel’s Back trail loop or tackle the central staircase for a short, semi-challenging climb with big views over Boise, Table Rock, and the Foothills. Stay on the lower level to use the large playground, open grass fields, practice fields, tennis and sand volleyball courts, outdoor gym, and picnic areas. Explore the connected single-track hiking and biking trails, ponds, and local wildlife. Afterward, walk into the North End’s Hyde Park for tacos at Parilla Grill, ice cream at Goody’s, or picnic supplies from Boise Co-Op.
Zoo Boise
Community-focused zoo featuring diverse animal exhibits, a butterfly area, and conservation initiatives
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At Zoo Boise you can see over 300 animals, including lions, tigers, giraffes, penguins, hyenas, goats, emus, and snow leopards, in compact exhibits you can walk in 2–3 hours. Kids can feed goats and giraffes, ride a camel, explore the kids’ farm and petting zoo, walk through the butterfly exhibit, and play on the one-of-a-kind giraffe slide or the historic carousel. Refuel at the Rainforest Cafe for food and drinks. Part of every admission and popular attractions supports the Zoo Boise Conservation Fund, turning your visit into a conservation action. Afterward, enjoy Julia Davis Park’s playgrounds, rose garden, nearby art and history museums, river scenery, and access to the Greenbelt paths.
Table Rock
Popular hiking trail with panoramic views of the city and a notable 60-foot cross
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At Table Rock, hike the classic 3.7-mile loop through the Boise foothills to a big plateau with panoramic views of the city and the whole valley, plus benches at the top to rest and take it in. Go for sunrise or sunset, when the light is best and temperatures are cooler, and look for the prominent 60-foot illuminated cross that marks the summit. You can hike from the Old State Penitentiary trailhead or drive up to the parking lot near the top. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, sturdy shoes, and a hat, as the trail is dusty, moderately steep in sections, and has very little shade.
Idaho Botanical Garden
Lush garden offering themed gardens, seasonal events, and summer concerts
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Explore a large, year-round living museum of native and exotic plants with themed spaces like Meditation, Rose, and Herb Gardens, plus water features, art installations, and a dedicated kids’ area and playground. Join yoga, educational programs, and seasonal events like Harvest Days, Scarecrow Stroll, Savor Idaho, and Fall Harvest Festival. In winter, walk Winter Garden aGlow’s thousands of lights with hot cocoa, snacks, and occasional Santa visits. In warmer months, catch major artists and local bands at Outlaw Field concerts with food trucks. Right next door, history buffs can also tour the Old Penitentiary or hike nearby hills and Table Rock afterward.
Ann Morrison Park
Expansive urban park with playgrounds, sports fields, river access, and annual festivals
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At Ann Morrison Park you can play disc golf, tennis, bocce, sand volleyball, or use the outdoor gym, fields for soccer, cricket, football, and lighted softball diamonds. Kids get the Candy Cane Playground and other fun playgrounds, plus ponds, gardens, and a distinctive spray fountain. Bring a picnic, walk the paths, feed ducks and geese, or let dogs run at Together Treasure Valley Dog Island and the fenced off-leash area. The park sits along the Boise River and Greenbelt and often hosts major local events like Balloons over Boise.
Home rentals in Boise
Stunning City Views! Unique Design | Sleeps 6
Hot Tub & Fire Pit at Riverwalk Cottage 2BR/2BA
Mid-Century Modern! Hottub/Golf/Firepit SuperClean
Hyde Park Posh: Newly-built 2BR North End House
Kestrel's Perch - Hilltop Retreat
Hidden Haven - Central Rim
Cozy Home on Sunset Avenue close to downtown
Charming 4BR | 2 Kings + 2 Queens | One Level
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Designed for big families, groups & getaways
When is the best time to visit Boise?
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| Avg. price | $103 | $104 | $114 | $113 | $130 | $134 | $118 | $119 | $110 | $112 | $111 | $110 |
| Avg. temp | 32°F | 37°F | 45°F | 51°F | 60°F | 68°F | 77°F | 76°F | 66°F | 53°F | 40°F | 32°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Boise?
Many guests explore downtown Boise for its walkable streets, lively dining, and proximity to cultural venues. The North End is frequently suggested for its historic homes, relaxed pace, and access to local parks.
What are the best things to do in Boise with kids?
Families often visit the Discovery Center of Idaho for interactive exhibits, and the Boise River Greenbelt for outdoor cycling and walking. Zoo Boise is frequently suggested for learning about wildlife.
What are some of the best things to do in Boise?
Explore the Boise River Greenbelt for scenic walks, browse regional art at the Boise Art Museum, or learn about local history at the Old Idaho Penitentiary. The city has varied neighborhoods with local breweries, markets, and live venues.
How is the weather in Boise?
Boise has cold winters around 25 to 39°F (-4 to 4°C), with limited snow, and dry, hot summers reaching 93°F (34°C). Spring and fall see milder temperatures and occasional rain, so layers are recommended throughout the year.
What are the best places to visit in Boise?
Visitors frequently suggest the Idaho State Capitol, the vibrant Boise Downtown area, and the Basque Block for its cultural heritage. The Old Idaho Penitentiary and Julia Davis Park are also popular stops.
What are some hiking trails in Boise?
The Boise River Greenbelt features paved trails along water and greenery, while Camel’s Back Park has wooded climbs and city views. Table Rock Trail is often recommended for a moderate trek with broad vistas.
What are some family activities we can do in Boise?
Explore hands-on science at the Discovery Center of Idaho, petting animals at Zoo Boise, or paddleboarding on the Boise River. Families also enjoy picnicking in the parks and visiting interactive art spaces.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Boise?
Many visitors explore the foothills for hiking, or the Snake River Valley for local wineries and scenic views. State parks around Boise have trails, lakes, and wildlife watching, making them popular for outdoor escapes.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Boise?
Many vacation rentals in downtown Boise, the North End, and surrounding neighborhoods welcome guests with pets. Several local parks and trails also make it easy to enjoy outdoor time with your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Boise?
Locals often recommend bringing a reusable water bottle for hikes and summer heat, using bikes on the Greenbelt, and exploring markets for regional produce. Boise’s festival scene thrives in warmer months, so checking local calendars can be helpful.
What is Boise known for?
Boise is known for its outdoor recreation, urban green spaces, and locally rooted arts scene. The Basque Block highlights the city’s Basque heritage, while creative events and markets contribute to a lively atmosphere.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Boise?
Many enjoy discovering the Freak Alley Gallery for street art, the Boise River for quieter walking spots, or Hyde Park for independent shops and coffee houses. Local gardens and tucked-away cafes add unique charm.
What are the best foods to try in Boise?
Frequently suggested foods include Idaho potato specialties, Basque dishes, craft beer, and locally made ice cream. Coffee houses and farm-to-table restaurants showcase produce and flavors from the surrounding region.
What should I bring for a trip to Boise?
Pack layers for shifting temperatures, sturdy shoes for hiking, and a reusable water bottle, especially in summer. Sunscreen and hats are helpful, as sunny days can be common from spring through fall.
What is the nightlife in Boise like?
Downtown Boise has bars, live music venues, and late-night eateries, attracting locals and visitors to concerts and themed nights. Neighborhood spots around Hyde Park and the North End host quieter lounges and casual spaces.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Boise?
The Treefort Music Fest draws crowds in early spring, while Boise Pride Festival celebrates diversity and community. The Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic is a favorite for vibrant skies, and Hyde Park Street Fair features local art, food, and performances.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Boise?
Many vacation rentals in neighborhoods such as the North End, Southeast Boise, and around downtown have family-friendly spaces. Rentals often include open living areas, yards, and access to parks for play time.
When is the best time to visit Boise?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for outdoor activities, mild temperatures, and community events. Summer draws visitors for warm evenings along the river and open-air festivals.
All about Boise
Boise, known as the City of Trees thanks to its abundance of native cottonwoods, is Idaho’s capital and largest city. Nestled beside the Boise Foothills, a low mountain ridge that separates the valley from the Boise Mountains, the city offers you the chance to get lost in nature without straying too far from urban comforts. The nearby Bogus Basin, a mountain recreation center and ski resort, offers a wide range of outdoor activities, like hiking, climbing, and skiing and snowboarding during the snowy winter months.
Downtown Boise hugs the banks of the Boise River and is home to historical buildings, colorful street art, botanical gardens, restaurants, and more than a dozen craft breweries. The Basque Block celebrates the area’s Spanish culture, and the beloved Hyde Park neighborhood houses shops selling locally made goods surrounded by Queen Anne Victorian homes.
Outside the city, you’ll find the Snake River Wine Valley, home to nearly two dozen wineries. You can enjoy wine tastings here or eat alfresco meals with picture-perfect mountain views and experience live music during the warmer months.
What are the top things to do in Boise?
Boise Art Museum
Boise Art Museum’s permanent collection features around 4,000 works of art, including paintings, photographs, sculptures, textiles, drawings, and video. In the ARTexperience Gallery, you’ll find nontraditional media, such as electronic parts, styrofoam, buttons, or bones. The museum is located at Julia Davis Park, the city’s oldest park, which also houses the Idaho Historical Museum and a rose garden.
Camel’s Back Park & Reserve
Camel’s Back Park puts the beauty of the Boise foothills squarely within reach. The park spans 11 acres, and an additional reserve connected to it covers 63 acres. You can hop on one of the well-maintained trails to go hiking or mountain biking, or take advantage of the tennis courts, beach volleyball courts, playground, or soccer fields. Many of Boise’s events, including the Hyde Park Street Fair, take place at the park.
Basque Block
Immigrants from Spain’s Basque region have called this area home since the early 1800s. In the Basque Block, you’ll find a cultural center, specialty restaurants that serve chorizo, paella, or traditional pintxos (Basque tapas), and the Basque Mural that features lively Oinkari Basque Dancers in traditional garb of long red skirts and arbarka lace shoes. Boise hosts one of the largest Basque festivals here every five years.
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