Vacation rentals in Grand Junction

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    Explore 600 vacation rentals in Grand Junction

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    Grand Junction vacation rentals start at $20 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    340 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 320 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    50 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    330 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    600 of Grand Junction vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Monthly stays, Gym, and BBQ grill across Grand Junction rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Grand Junction stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

Top-rated vacation rentals in Grand Junction

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A hot tub is situated on a patio area, surrounded by a white fence. Two hanging egg chairs provide cozy seating. Soft landscape lighting reflects off the water, with a twilight sky featuring distant clouds and a colorful sunset in the background.
Home in Grand Junction
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

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✨This is 420 Friendly home and you are welcome to smoke and use any marijuana products you would like in the comfort of the house. (no tobacco) I provide smoking accessories that are clean and sanitized after each guest and kept safe in a kitchen cabinet out of reach of kids. Dogs are welcome with a $50 fee. ⭐Multiple Wineries ➡15 min drive ⭐Mesa University ➡5 min drive ⭐Airport➡ 5 min drive ⭐Downtown GrandJunction ➡8 min drive ⭐Amtrak Train Station➡10 min drive ⭐Palisade Orchards ➡15 min d

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A modern kitchen is featured with dark blue cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. The white subway tile backsplash contrasts with the darker tones. Natural light streams in through a window above the sink, illuminating the sleek countertops and the organized shelving.
Guesthouse in Grand Junction
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 462 reviews

GJ Rafters on Rood - Downtown Location!

Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located spot. Beautiuful apartment just blocks away from downtown Grand Junction. Rafters on Rood welcomes you with a fire pit area equipped with an outdoor eating space as well as a grill. Stepping inside the space you will find two Smart TVs, a comfortable living room area as well as a fashionable kitchen. Top of the line mattresses greet you in each bedroom as well as vaulted ceilings and high end finishes throughout. LOCATION is key! CENTRAL AIR

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A contemporary home is presented with a wooden exterior, surrounded by a gravel area. Large glass doors offer views into the interior space. Two outdoor chairs are positioned on the patio, with wildflowers and vegetation framing the scene.
Home in Loma
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 715 reviews

Fruita/Loma Guest House at the Perfect Day Getaway

This newly constructed "Green" home is a mix of modern and country styles and will surely inspire you to enjoy all of the outdoor activities the Grand Valley has to offer. The Perfect Day Getaway house is located on a quaint farm within 8 minutes of world-class hiking, mountain and road bicycling, and river rafting. It is a great launching point for day trips to Moab and the Grand Mesa as well! It was built to maximize the southern exposure and views of the Colorado National Monument.

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Home in Grand Junction
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

Modern Farmhouse -Historic Downtown Grand Junction

Welcome to Your Downtown Retreat — a newly remodeled historic home in the heart of Grand Junction. Perfect for family getaways, work trips, or a peaceful escape, this charming home blends modern comforts with timeless character. 📍 Walk to Downtown GJ’s best dining + shopping 🍳 Brand-new kitchen, perfect for family meals 🌿 Covered patio + beautifully landscaped backyard ☀️ Cozy sunroom for coffee, tea, reading, or relaxing ✨ Spacious master suite w/ king bed + en-suite bathroom

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The exterior of the cozy farm cottage is showcased, featuring a welcoming sign by the front door. A large window allows natural light, while a metal planter with colorful flowers adds charm. The well-maintained lawn and surrounding greenery enhance the peaceful atmosphere.
Farm stay in Grand Junction
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 422 reviews

Cozy Colorado Farm Cottage

Relax and rejuvenate at our cozy and comfortable farm cottage, located on our biodynamic farm in the scenic Grand Valley in Western Colorado. Unwind and breathe peacefully as you enjoy views of the surrounding mountains, and get a taste of farm life observing the cattle, goats, and chickens in the surrounding field. The cottage is fully furnished and equipped for your stay, featuring a comfy queen bed, a pull-out couch queen bed, a full bathroom, and a well-stocked kitchen.

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A bright and airy studio interior features a cozy sofa against a light wall. Large glass doors lead to the outdoor space, while two small windows provide additional natural light. A colorful area rug lies on the floor, complemented by a minimalist chair and a decorative pouf.
Guest suite in Grand Junction
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 183 reviews

Cozy Desert Oasis, walk to CMU & St. Mary's

Explore our Sunny Retreat in Grand Junction, CO! Nestled near Colorado Mesa University and St. Mary's Hospital, the attached studio with a fenced yard is minutes from downtown's attractions and Las Colonias Amphitheater. Enjoy a short ride to Lunch Loop Trail and a quick drive to Colorado National Monument. Built for relaxation with a rain shower head and heated bathroom floor, the studio has amenities for a weekend adventure. Book for a perfect city and outdoor blend!

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A modern house is set against a clear night sky filled with stars. The exterior features large glass doors, providing a seamless view of the surroundings. A spacious patio area is visible, bordered by natural landscaping, creating a sense of tranquility and connection to nature.
Home in Palisade
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 176 reviews

Rapid Creek Retreat

High above the town of Palisade, nestled in the foothills of the Grand Mesa, is the Rapid Creek Retreat. Surrounded by untouched public land you will experience the true gift and grit of Colorado. Enjoy views of the big sky from sunrise to sunset and beyond for magical star gazing. We planned for this home to be ours, every detail of this home was built with intent and love. The feeling here is truly special. For those ‘rough around the edges. Sincerely, The Busch’s

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Guesthouse in Grand Junction
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

412 Chipeta Best Guesthouse Walk to Downtown

Brand new listing! You'll have a great time in this quiet comfortable neighborhood Victorian duplex. New construction and Best High Quality Guesthouse in town! Long term stays welcome. Only 4 blocks to main street shops, restaurants, bars, and brew pubs, 1/2 block to city park. Security gates front and rear. Well appointed King bedroom and a Queen bedroom both with their own private bathrooms, workspace/ office, central cooling, private patio and BBQ.

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The exterior of the property features a unique stone façade, complemented by a tiled roof. Surrounding landscaping includes gravel pathways and shrubbery, with towering red rock formations rising in the background under a vibrant sky. Large windows are visible, allowing for scenic views.
Apartment in Grand Junction
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Luxury Apartment at Castle MVP - Sleeps 4!

THIS IS NO ORDINARY AIRBNB! Monument Vista Place is located just 3 miles from the I-70 freeway, and the quaint town of Fruita Colorado. Gated, safe and quiet, MVP offers EPIC views of Colorado National Monument! We are pet friendly because we know the challenges of traveling with our fur babies. We welcome responsible, like-minded, pet owners. Come enjoy a restful and luxurious stay, whether you're just traveling through or looking for a get-a-way!

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A circular seating area made up of four wooden chairs surrounds a stone fire pit, set on a gravel base. Lush green grass and various trees provide a natural backdrop, while sandstone formations rise in the distance under a clear blue sky.
Guesthouse in Grand Junction
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 385 reviews

Chic 2 Bedroom Cottage with Monument Views

Mountain biking, hiking, motorcycling? It's all right here! Our newly built 2 bedroom private cottage sits at the base of Colorado National Monument and is thoughtfully designed to help you relax and unwind. Ride out the back door or take a short drive to the legendary trails of Grand Junction and Fruita. When the fun is done, rest your legs on your secluded patio and watch the sunset over the sand stone towers looming in the backyard.

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A cozy shipping container tiny home is set against a clear blue sky, with a green door and large window. The entrance is approached by a pathway of concrete pavers leading through a landscaped area with gravel and native vegetation, complemented by a boulder feature.
Shipping container in Grand Junction
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Grand Valley Basecamp

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable private escape only 6 minutes from downtown Grand Junction. This cozy 8'x20' shipping container tiny home is located on three acres that overlooks the the Grand Valley. The container sits between our small orchard and open space that we are returning to native vegetation. Enjoy incredible views of the Valley, the Book Cliffs and the Grand Mesa and abundant bird watching!

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The exterior of the guesthouse is shown, featuring a gabled roof and a welcoming front door adorned with a wreath. Two large windows provide natural light, while a small bench is positioned by the entrance on a landscaped area with grass.
Guesthouse in Grand Junction
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 855 reviews

The Gunnison Guesthouse

Free off-street parking | Cleaning fees included in nightly rate | Complimentary coffee, tea, snacks, and organic apples This 700-square foot guesthouse offers a beautiful home away from home, centrally located in the heart of Grand Junction. Just blocks from CMU, Stocker Stadium, Suplizo Field, and less than a mile from downtown. Grand Junction named to the New York Times "52 Place to Go in 2023"

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What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Grand Junction

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 Grand Junction.

Black Canyon Of The Gunnison National Park

Dramatic canyon offering hiking, scenic drives, and awe-inspiring views of steep granite walls

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Inside Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, you can stand at sheer rim overlooks where the canyon walls drop over 2,000 feet almost straight down to the Gunnison River, hike trails like Warner Point, North Vista, and Chasm View, or descend to the river at East Portal for picnicking, world-class fly fishing, and rock climbing access. Drive the rim to multiple short walks and viewpoints on both the North and South rims, or join ranger tours and visit the South Rim Visitor Center. At night, take advantage of its International Dark Sky Park status for stargazing, and in winter, cross-country ski or snowshoe the rim road, sometimes with a ranger-led outing.

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Powderhorn Mountain Resort

Family-friendly resort offering skiing, mountain biking, and stunning views on the Grand Mesa

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At Powderhorn Mountain Resort you can ski or snowboard on over 1,600 acres of terrain, with about 70% of runs suited to beginners and intermediates, plus a terrain park and a high-speed quad lift. It’s a more affordable, less crowded place to learn with lessons for all ages and free learn-to-ski programs mentioned by hosts. In summer, ride the lift for downhill mountain biking, hike trails on the Grand Mesa, or simply escape the heat. Refuel at the lodge restaurant/bar, the chalet, or the Caribou restaurant, where you might even catch a live band.

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Grand Mesa

Expansive flat-top mountain with alpine lakes, hiking, skiing, and scenic drives

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At Grand Mesa, you can hike miles of trails, fish trout in stream-fed lakes, rent kayaks, canoes, or paddle boats, and explore forests, creeks, and ATV routes on the world’s largest flat-top mountain. In winter, enjoy downhill skiing at Powderhorn, plus cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and peaceful Nordic trails through the woods. Summer brings camping, biking, sightseeing, and cool alpine air above the desert heat. It’s also great for leaf-peeping, wildlife spotting, and big valley vistas from scenic pullouts.

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Hot Tomato Pizza

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At Hot Tomato Pizza, dig into elaborate thin-crust pies, calzones, and their famous stromboli, plus fresh salads and a strong craft beer and wine selection. Look for seasonal specials like the Peach Pizza during peach season, along with other unique, “unusual” artisan offerings. The space is lively and funky with a bike-themed backdrop, family-friendly energy, and a fun atmosphere. Enjoy their outdoor patio and, in summer and fall, catch local musicians on the small back-stage area.

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Big B's Delicious Orchards U-pick, Cafe & Tasting Room

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At Big B’s you can pick your own fruit in the orchards, taste fresh-pressed juices and hard ciders (including jalapeño), and enjoy hearty breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and homemade pies, desserts, and local ice cream from the cafe. Spread out on the extensive outdoor seating, try the long-rope tree swings and games, or relax by the stage during live music, BBQs, and festivals. Browse the farm store for produce, local wines, meats, crafts, books, gifts, and camping gear, and even camp right in the orchard.

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Peach Street Distillers

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At Peach Street Distillers, you can sip locally crafted whiskey, gin, tequila, bourbon, and vodka made from local fruit and grains, or sample them in flights. Settle in with strong, creative cocktails like a spicy or Sunday-morning Bloody Mary, Jackalope Gin Smackdown, Copper Cobra, or cherry limeade. Pair your drinks with wood-fired pizzas, salads, guacamole and chips, or bites from the onsite food truck in a lively, adults-focused atmosphere. When you’re done, you’re steps from an excellent brewery and winery on the same block.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Grand Junction?

    Many travelers select stays near downtown for walkable access to shops, art galleries, and dining. Areas around Main Street, historic neighborhoods, and homes overlooking natural landscapes are frequently suggested.

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

    Kids often enjoy the Children's Nature Center, hands-on exhibits at local museums, and easy trails in Colorado National Monument. Botanical gardens and city parks also provide space for outdoor play and discovery.

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

    Hike in Colorado National Monument, sample local wines in tasting rooms, or explore Main Street's shops and art installations. Outdoor markets and nearby orchards offer seasonal experiences throughout the year.

  • How is the weather in Grand Junction?

    Grand Junction has cold, dry winters between 17–46°F (-8–8°C), and warm summers where afternoons can reach 94°F (35°C). Rain is relatively light year-round, so sun protection and layers are helpful in every season.

  • When is the best time to visit Grand Junction?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended, when temperatures range from 47–94°F (8–35°C) and fruit stands, vineyards, and outdoor activities are in full swing. Wildflowers and autumn harvests each add distinct charm to the area.

  • What are the best places to visit in Grand Junction?

    Explore Colorado National Monument for dramatic canyons, visit the Western Colorado Botanical Gardens, or discover art galleries in the Main Street area. The downtown hosts public murals and outdoor sculptures.

  • What are some hiking trails in Grand Junction?

    Grand Junction has hiking trails like Devil's Kitchen and the Serpents Trail in Colorado National Monument, as well as paths on the Tabeguache Trail. Around Grand Mesa, visitors find alpine trails and varied terrain for many hiking styles.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Grand Junction?

    Families often explore the Children's Nature Center, hike beginner-friendly trails in Colorado National Monument, or spend time at the Western Colorado Botanical Gardens. Parks with playgrounds and picnic areas can be found across the city.

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

    Visitors often explore the Grand Mesa for high-altitude lakes and trails, or tour local wineries and orchards around Palisade. Nearby state parks and canyons are frequently suggested for hiking and outdoor photography.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Grand Junction?

    Grand Junction has a variety of pet-friendly vacation rentals and stays, especially near outdoor spaces and local parks. Many hosts welcome pets, but it is a good idea to check specific property rules and let your host know about your companion.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Grand Junction?

    Locals recommend starting your days early to enjoy outdoor trails before midday sun, and sampling fresh produce at farm stands around late summer. Main Street has many independent shops, art galleries, and murals to discover by foot.

  • What is Grand Junction known for?

    Grand Junction is often recognized for its nearby red rock landscapes, cycling trails, and its vibrant wine country. The city has a thriving arts scene and is surrounded by orchards, vineyards, and scenic mesas.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Grand Junction?

    Explore lesser-known art murals around Main Street, the quiet trails of Connected Lakes, or visit historic fruit stands near the outskirts. Niche museums and local coffee roasters add distinct character to the city.

  • What are the best foods to try in Grand Junction?

    Grand Junction is known for local Palisade peaches, Colorado wines, and dishes that highlight regional produce. Menus often feature steak, trout, and Southwestern-inspired flavors alongside seasonal fruits and vegetables.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Grand Junction?

    Pack layers for shifting temperatures, sun protection, sturdy shoes for outdoor activities, and a refillable water bottle. If you plan to hike or explore vineyards, comfortable clothing and a hat are also helpful.

  • What is the nightlife in Grand Junction like?

    Grand Junction's nightlife centers on locally owned breweries, casual music venues, and relaxed wine bars, especially around Main Street. Live performances, patio dining, and occasional art walks create an inviting evening atmosphere.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Grand Junction?

    Grand Junction has wine festivals in late spring and grape harvest celebrations in early fall. Seasonal art fairs, music gatherings, and the downtown farmers market are also frequently suggested by locals.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Grand Junction?

    Family-friendly vacation rentals are available throughout Grand Junction, with many near parks or quiet neighborhoods. Filters help highlight amenities like full kitchens, fenced yards, or multiple bedrooms for group comfort.

All about Grand Junction

Located on Colorado’s Western Slope near the Utah border, Grand Junction is a mecca for outdoor adventurers, known for its epic hikes and world-class mountain biking. More than 75 percent of its surrounding area is public land, including Colorado National Monument, a 31-square-mile expanse of red rock canyons and sandstone towers. To the east, you’ll find Grand Mesa, home to the world’s largest flat-top mountain and hundreds of trout-filled lakes. And you don’t have to leave the town to experience a great walking path: The Colorado Riverfront Trail offers a 24-mile paved trek that runs through the town past parks, fishing spots, murals, and craft breweries.

Grand Junction is also the hub of Colorado’s wine country with 27 nearby wineries producing riesling and cabernet sauvignon. Although it’s best known as a home base for exploring the surrounding mountains, downtown Grand Junction has a thriving cultural scene that includes the Museum of the West, which chronicles 1,000 years of Colorado history, and the Avalon Theater, where you can catch plays, concerts, and dance performances.

What are the top things to do in Grand Junction?

Colorado National Monument

Located high on the Colorado Plateau, this expansive area spanning over 30 square miles features deep canyons, sandstone towers, and otherworldly granite rock formations. The 23-mile Rim Rock Drive gives you a glimpse of ancient layered rock, steep canyons, and pockets of pine and juniper, while the popular Monument Canyon Trail offers a close view of these enormous rock formations as you make your way through the park’s longest canyon.

Grand Mesa

Grand Mesa stands over 6,000 feet above Grand Junction and is a popular spot for skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, and fishing. It even has a National Recreation Trail designation, the Crag Crest Trail, which forms a 10-mile loop along the mesa’s spine, offering views of up to 100 miles on a clear day.

Museum of the West

This museum takes visitors back in time through the history of Colorado with extensive exhibits on the Ancestral Puebloans who originally lived here, the settlers who immigrated to Colorado, and the region’s boom in the 1950s when uranium mining became one of the city’s biggest industries.