Vacation rentals in Calgary

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Quick stats about vacation rentals in Calgary

  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 7,910 vacation rentals in Calgary

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 332,080 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    4,290 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 1,680 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    270 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    4,460 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    7,850 of Calgary vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

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

  • 4.8 Average rating

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

  • Nearby attractions

    Calgary's top spots, include Calgary Stampede, Calgary Zoo, and Calgary Tower

Top-rated vacation rentals in Calgary

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Condo in Beltline
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

Best Location and Best View in all of Calgary

This 1 bed condo with stunning views is located in the heart of the city. You can walk to everything you desire within 15min or even shorter city scooter ride. The Ctrain is also a 5 min walk that opens up the rest of Greater Calgary and the 300 bus that goes straight to and from the Calgary airport YYC. Walking distance to restaurants, bars, casinos, grocery stores and parks. 2 hour drive to Lake Louise, 1.5 hour to Banff. Movies, shows, and over 5000 Nintendo and snes games to keep you happy.

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A covered patio features a black dining table with six chairs, adorned with a centerpiece of oranges. Adjacent, a large hot tub is set against a backdrop of a lush, green lawn leading to a gentle slope. Decorative hanging plants are suspended overhead.
Guest suite in Northwest Calgary
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 310 reviews

R&R executive suite/private entrance/hot tub

No cleaning fees! Cozy private large walk out exec suite. Quiet cul-de-sac. Private entrance. Full kitchen dining area, desk 65" smrt tv 4K Netflix, tv movies,chromecast,large living area reclining couch, sofa bed. Patio table, chairs, large hot tub lounger, fire pit. Lot backs on pond,pathway. 2 Mntn bikes avail for use. Commute times: airport 10 min, downtown 25 min. Quick access and FREE PASS to Banff Ntl. Park (skip the queue - and use the express lane). Suite is not suitable for children.

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The modern dining area features a sleek white table surrounded by comfortable chairs, set against a backdrop of expansive floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing vibrant views of the Calgary skyline at night. A wall-mounted television and a cozy fireplace add to the inviting atmosphere.
Condo in Beltline
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

2 Story luxury penthouse in downtown Calgary

This well-appointed 2-story, 2 bed, 2 bath, 1750 sq ft luxury penthouse features sweeping views of the Calgary skyline. The penthouse is suited for the executive visiting Calgary or to treat someone special to a very upscale stay with a view that has to be experienced. Features: large master bedroom with floor-to-ceiling glass to show off the skyline. The master bath is epic & includes a steam shower, body jets, heated floors, a bidet, jetted tub & a balcony. 1 large secure parking stall.

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A welcoming living area features a plush gray sectional sofa adorned with a textured throw blanket and decorative cushions. A wooden coffee table sits centrally, while artfully arranged books are displayed on floating shelves above. A mirror reflects the cozy ambiance of the space.
Home in Northeast Calgary
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Cute Inner City Haven with Country-like Serenity

Welcome to our unique home, offering country style serenity in the heart of Calgary's inner-city. Located next to a protected natural area with an elevated, unobstructed 270 degree view, our quiet home is ideally situated 15 mins from the airport, and 10 mins from the heart of downtown. Enjoy the trendy community of Bridgeland, surrounded by trails, bike paths, and walking distance from the zoo and science centre, it’s the ideal spot to enjoy both urban convenience and peaceful tranquility.

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Cabin in Southwest Calgary
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

The River Cabins of Calgary; Campfire edition

A historic experience next to downtown Calgary in a rustic Riverfront Cabin circa 1909 (Ask about my other places if this one’s booked!) Walking distance to: Downtown, Stampede & BMO Repsol Center Saddle Dome 17th ave Main transit line Groceries, coffee shops, pubs and restaurants within a 5 min walk Huge park across the river Off street parking Easy Check in Fenced yard for doggos. Private BBQ on the front deck, overlooking the River. If you have any questions please feel free!

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Home in Northwest Calgary
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Maison Sunnyside-jettub, fire pit, trampoline/AC

Make some memories at this unique and family-friendly house, our beloved heritage home. This house was built in 1914 and has been fully renovated. You will enjoy having a backyard with a trampoline, fire pit, and three outdoor dining areas: the upper deck with a bbq and lower deck w/fire pit. Watch the kids at the playground from comfort of the patio. The primary suite has a jetted soaker bathtub and walk-in closet. The loft has a tv room, play area with toys for kids, reading book and gym.

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A light-filled living area is presented, featuring a spacious sectional sofa adorned with various cushions. A low coffee table is positioned centrally on an area rug, and a wall-mounted television is visible across from the seating. Large windows provide natural light and views of the outdoors.
Guesthouse in Southwest Calgary
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews

Luxury private carriage house with character!

Enjoy a stylish experience in this bright and open carriage house located in a very desirable part of the city. Close to restaurants, shopping, downtown, the Saddledome, Mount Royal University, and much more! The architect-designed suite is one of a kind and full of character and natural light. Relax with a coffee or a glass of wine on the covered private balcony or take a short walk to Marda Loop, one of Calgary's premier dining destinations! Max occupancy is 2 adults & 1 child under 12.

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Top guest favorite
The exterior of the residence features a two-story design with a stone façade and a spacious garage. Large windows illuminate the front, while a driveway leads from the street. Greenery is present alongside the home, contributing to the overall inviting appearance.
Guest suite in Southwest Calgary
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 442 reviews

NO CLEAN FEE*Modern Basement with own entrance

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay. Our place has a door separating upstairs and basement and a private entrance and in an affluent area of Calgary. It's quiet, safe and boasts panoramic views of Aspen Woods. Only a 5 minute walk to Aspen Landing and Blush Lane Organic Market where you will find a variety of restaurants, pharmacies, coffee shops, grocery, liquor stores & more. 5min drive to C-train and 15 min drive to downtown. A quick drive to Banff and airport.

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Home in Northwest Calgary
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 351 reviews

Ravine Retreat, 4000+sqf, Luxury, AC,PoolTable etc

Welcome to beautiful and spacious Ravine Retreat House: - 4000+sqf , walk out to breathtaking ravine, Mountain View - Pool table entertainment - Free parking, Free bath and kitchen essentials, Free WiFi - Fully stocked kitchen; BBQ at balcony - Costco, superstores nearby - City centre, YYC airport 15 mins - Quick access to Banff - 6 bdrm 3.5 bath, - 10 beds: 7 twin +2 queen+1 king - A/C - Pet friendly (fee applied) - Perfect for multi-families, maximum 5 cars or 15 people at any time

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A spacious living area features a gas fireplace with a modern black stone surround. Comfortable seating arrangements with green sofas and orange chairs face a wall-mounted Smart TV displaying the Netflix logo. The open kitchen area is visible in the background, showcasing wooden cabinetry and professional appliances.
Home in Northwest Calgary
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 135 reviews

Central and Walkable| Two King Beds| Free Parking

** Ask us about: ** - Our Seasonal Pricing - Great Local Restaurants and Pubs and Coffee shops - Car Rental Recommendations - And more! 5 minute walk from Downtown Calgary with quick access to the main highway going through Calgary Dozens of restaurants and amenities nearby, and is perfect for groups looking to save money on renting multiple hotel rooms but with the luxury of a much larger space, Lots of beds, TV, fast internet and more! Welcome Home,

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Apartment in Beltline
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Classy & Comfortable | Sub-Penthouse w Pool, AC

Welcome to this beautiful downtown apartment! Enjoy stunning views from the high floor and relax in the designer atmosphere. Surrounded by great restaurants and shops, rest assured you're at the center of all the action. This amazing property also features a pool (seasonal), gym, parking (one stall) and around the clock support from Your Key Rental Management for your convenience.

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A well-appointed studio features a spacious bed with light bedding and modern artwork adorning the walls. Large windows provide expansive views of Downtown, while a comfortable seating area is positioned nearby. A compact kitchen area is included, with sleek appliances and a neutral color palette.
Apartment in Beltline
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 311 reviews

Downtown Views in Beltline with parking spot!

This beautiful studio has amazing views of Downtown plus complementary underground parking. Amazing location in the Beltline with quick access to the inner city, 17th Avenue and a long list of restaurants and amenities! Stylish comfort and convenience await you on the 14th floor of this centrally located apartment!!

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What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Calgary

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Scotiabank Saddledome

Versatile venue hosting hockey games, concerts, and diverse events year-round

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Inside the Scotiabank Saddledome you can catch Calgary Flames NHL games, Calgary Hitmen hockey, Roughnecks lacrosse, and a full calendar of major concerts, shows, and events. Take time to notice the distinctive saddle-shaped roof, check out memorabilia from the Flames’ history, and, when available, join a behind-the-scenes tour of locker rooms, tunnels, and luxury suites. Grab food and drinks at the lounges, in-arena restaurants, or the lively Fan Zone on event days. During the Calgary Stampede, look for special concerts, rodeo events, and exhibitions in and around the Saddledome at Stampede Park.

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Calgary Zoo

Expansive zoo featuring diverse animal habitats, conservation initiatives, and interactive exhibits

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Spend the day exploring over 4,000 animals across exhibits like Penguin Plunge, Destination Africa, Canadian Wilds, Land of Lemurs, and the walk-through Prehistoric Park with life-sized dinosaurs. Let kids burn off energy at multiple playgrounds, then slow down in the lush botanical gardens, butterfly house, and ENMAX Conservatory. Catch seasonal experiences like the winter Penguin Walk or Zoo Lights, and check the daily schedule for keeper talks and animal encounters that highlight the zoo’s strong conservation and breeding programs.

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Chinook Centre

Expansive shopping destination with over 250 stores, dining options, and entertainment venues

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At Chinook Centre you can browse over 250 stores, from luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., Burberry, Canada Goose, and Saks/Nordstrom to Apple, Sephora, Aritzia, Zara, and everyday chains. Refuel at the large food court or sit-down spots, then catch a movie at the multi-screen Scotiabank/Cineplex theatre or try the VR experiences and bowling. Families can use the indoor Play Park, while services like CalForex currency exchange, salons, and seasonal events make it a practical, all-in-one stop.

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Calgary Tower

Iconic observation tower offering 360° city views, a glass floor, and a revolving restaurant

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At Calgary Tower, step onto the glass floor 191 meters above the street, explore the 360° observation deck with free telescopes, and check out exhibits on Calgary’s history and Indigenous culture, including an optional self-guided audio tour. Time your visit for sunset or after dark to see the city lights and, on clear days, views of the Rockies and surrounding prairies. Dine or grab a drink at SKY 360, the revolving restaurant and lounge, where ordering a main course includes free tower admission.

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Prince's Island Park

Urban park offering scenic pathways, cultural events, and a vibrant community atmosphere

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At Prince’s Island Park you can walk or bike tree-lined paths, explore wetlands, flower gardens, and over 50 acres of green space, or spread a blanket for a picnic or lawn games. Kids can enjoy the updated playground while wildlife watchers look for ducks, geese, squirrels, and beavers around the lagoon and river. Dine at River Café for a sit‑down meal or a picnic basket. In summer, catch festivals, buskers, and free outdoor shows like Shakespeare, plus winter skating on the lagoon. Nearby, stroll the River Walk and Peace Bridge or wander over to Eau Claire’s shops and ice cream spots.

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WinSport

Versatile sports complex offering skiing, snowboarding, zip-lining, and mountain biking

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At WinSport, you can ski and snowboard on a hill tailored to beginners and casual riders, with sections for downhill racing, a terrain park, and tubing runs in winter. Try the Olympic bobsleigh track, winter luge, or in summer switch to the Skyline Luge, gravity go-karts, and lift-access mountain biking trails. Fly down the Monster Zipline, play mini-golf, or explore Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame on-site. Indoor field houses, hockey arenas, and a gym keep the action going year-round.

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When is the best time to visit Calgary?

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Calgary?

    Calgary has a variety of neighborhoods for different interests, including lively Beltline, arts-focused Inglewood, and the family-friendly Kensington area. Staying around downtown provides easy access to dining, arts venues, and riverfront paths.

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

    Connect with hands-on experiences at TELUS Spark Science Centre, explore wildlife at Calgary Zoo, and enjoy park playgrounds around Prince's Island Park. Many neighborhoods have family-friendly eateries and seasonal outdoor activities.

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

    Explore the exhibits at Glenbow, enjoy river walks around Prince's Island Park, and visit the Calgary Tower for city views. The city also has vibrant dining, music, and arts scenes throughout its neighborhoods.

  • How is the weather in Calgary?

    Calgary has cold, snowy winters with temperatures around 8–26°F (-14 to -4°C) in January, and warm, sunny summers near 44–73°F (7–23°C) in July. The weather can change quickly, and spring or fall can bring wide temperature swings.

  • What are the best places to visit in Calgary?

    Popular places to explore include Heritage Park Historical Village, the Calgary Zoo, and Studio Bell, home of the National Music Centre. Scenic areas like Prince's Island Park draw both locals and visitors.

  • What are some hiking trails in Calgary?

    Fish Creek Provincial Park has a network of paved and natural trails through meadows and woods. Nose Hill Park is frequently suggested for its wide-open grasslands and panoramic city views.

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

    Families can visit the Calgary Zoo, engage in interactive learning at TELUS Spark Science Centre, and play in city parks like Confederation Park. Seasonal events and markets also welcome visitors of all ages.

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

    Day trips frequently suggested include exploring the mountain scenery around Banff National Park, relaxing at nearby hot springs, or visiting Drumheller to learn about dinosaurs at a regional museum. The region also has seasonal outdoor recreation areas.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Calgary?

    Pet-friendly accommodations can be found in many Calgary neighborhoods, including Beltline, Kensington, and Bridgeland. Several parks and walking trails around the city make outdoor time with pets easy.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Calgary?

    Locals often dress in layers to stay comfortable during Calgary’s quick weather changes, especially with winter temperatures dipping to 8°F (-14°C) and summer afternoons reaching around 73°F (23°C). Exploring the downtown Plus 15 skywalk system can make getting around in colder months easier, and sun protection is useful year-round.

  • What is Calgary known for?

    Calgary is known for its western heritage, the Calgary Stampede, and its vibrant arts and music scenes. The city is also recognized for access to hiking, winter sports, and distinctive culinary traditions.

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

    Discover local art in the East Village, browse vintage shops in Inglewood, or walk the riverside public art trails. Community markets and smaller museums offer glimpses into Calgary’s creative side.

  • What are the best foods to try in Calgary?

    Popular local dishes often include Alberta beef steaks, locally made sausages, and bison burgers. Try indigenous-inspired cuisine and sample treats such as Saskatoon berry pie, especially at farmers’ markets.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Calgary?

    Pack weather-appropriate layers, a warm jacket for cool nights, sturdy shoes for urban and park walks, and sun protection year-round. An umbrella or rain jacket is useful, especially in spring or summer.

  • What is the nightlife in Calgary like?

    Calgary has a lively nightlife scene, with live music venues, relaxed pubs, and cocktail lounges concentrated in Beltline and Kensington. Events and local breweries add to the atmosphere throughout the week.

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

    The Calgary Stampede is the most widely known, usually held in early July. Other frequent highlights include Folk Music Festival in Prince's Island Park and seasonal celebrations of arts, culture, and food throughout the year.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Calgary?

    Family-friendly vacation rentals can be found in neighborhoods like Kensington, Bridgeland, and the Beltline. Many spaces have multiple bedrooms and are convenient to parks and grocery stores.

  • When is the best time to visit Calgary?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder weather and citywide festivals. Winter attracts visitors seeking snow sports and cozy cultural events.

All about Calgary

The former frontier city of Calgary is set on the western edge of the prairie regions at the base of the great Canadian Rocky Mountains. This once-booming cattle ranching hub was founded as a frontier fort before going through many changes of identity. It now serves as a major metropolitan area, cultural center, and economic hub for Alberta. Despite its relatively young age, Calgary has a rich history — ranching, cowboys, and Indigenous cultures are integral parts of day-to-day life here, along with events throughout the year, from the Calgary Folk Music Festival to Aboriginal history tours and music festivals.

From the sun-drenched summer months to cozy, snow-filled winters, this gateway to Western Canada offers hundreds of miles of urban park trails and ski runs, and even surfing on the Bow River, which runs right through downtown. The buzzing Beltline district is home to bars aplenty, and you can shop for vintage vinyl and linger over coffee in tight-knit Kensington.

What are the top things to do in Calgary?

Prince’s Island Park

Surrounded by the Bow River, Prince’s Island Park offers around 50 acres of peaceful pathways right in the heart of the city. You can enjoy barbecues and lively music festivals in the summer and wrap up warm to join the locals ice skating on the outdoor rink in winter. The 1.7-mile Prince’s Island Loop traces the bank of the river, where you can strap on roller blades, hop on a bike, or take a relaxing stroll and watch mallards bobbing around in the river.

Heritage Park Historical Village

A 15-minute drive outside of downtown Calgary, Heritage Park Historical Village sits on the bank of the Glenmore Reservoir. This immersive, village-sized museum recreates life on the Alberta prairie lands in the 19th century. A First Nations encampment, trading fort, and paddle steamer are featured on-site, and you can ride an antique steam train that winds around the park.

Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park

Around an hour east of the city, Blackfoot Crossing is a National Historic site — this is where Chief Crowfoot and other Indigenous leaders signed the Treaty 7 in 1877, which established the Siksika reservation. The centerpiece is an environmentally-friendly building inspired by First Nations headdresses and tipis. Members of the Siksika/Blackfoot Nation perform traditional dances in its 100-seat theater, and you can sample time-honored fry bread at the onsite restaurant with commanding views across the prairie.

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