Vacation rentals in Minneapolis

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 2,260 vacation rentals in Minneapolis

  • Verified guest reviews

    Over 158,470 verified reviews to help you choose

  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    1,070 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 880 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    150 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    1,400 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    2,230 of Minneapolis vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

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

  • 4.8 Average rating

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

  • Nearby attractions

    Minneapolis's top spots, include Target Field, Minnehaha Falls, and Minneapolis Institute of Art

Top-rated vacation rentals in Minneapolis

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A small dining area is positioned by a large window, allowing natural light to fill the space. Two upholstered chairs flank a round wooden table, while a decorative piece sits at the center. A tall radiator and artwork adorn the walls, enhancing the ambiance.
Apartment in Minneapolis

Parkview #7: Cozy, stylish studio by Conv Ctr, DT

Renovated in 2021, this spacious second-floor studio apartment is located in a Victorian mansion a block from the Minneapolis Art Institute of Arts , 6 blocks to the Convention Center, close to "Eat Street" restaurants, uptown, downtown and chain of urban lakes. Perfect for the business traveler or couple on a weekend getaway. Off-street parking and wifi are included. We follow AirBnb's COVID-19 cleaning guidelines--disinfect and deep clean top to bottom. Linens and towels washed at high temps.

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4.91 out of 5 average rating, 308 reviews
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A spacious living area features a large gray sofa facing a sleek fireplace. A 75" TV is mounted above the mantle. A mural of red trees contrasts with serene landscape imagery on the wall. Large windows allow natural light to brighten the space.
Apartment in Minneapolis

Luxury City 1 Bedroom King Suite

Step into a true urban retreat that has been fully renovated, offering 1,000 sq. feet of inspiring space. The modern European kitchen awaits your culinary adventures, while the serene living room, adorned with a large fireplace and 75" TV, invites relaxation. Flow seamlessly into the airy bedroom, featuring a king-size bed and a dedicated workspace. The bathroom, with its floor-to-ceiling tiles and luxurious rain shower, exudes elegance. For comfort, this unit, fully air-conditioned and heated.

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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 158 reviews
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A comfortable living area is presented with a dark leather sofa and two light gray chairs. A glass coffee table sits in front of the seating, with natural light streaming through multiple windows, creating a bright and inviting space. A dining area is visible in the background.
Home in Minneapolis

Minneapolis Historical Alley Home #TreeHouse

The TreeHouse is nestled in a wooded lot on a quiet street in SW Minneapolis, this charming house is the perfect place to stay, relax and enjoy all that Minneapolis has to offer! The house has two bedrooms (one queen, one king) and one bathroom, a jacuzzi tub and an outdoor patio & deck. It’s located just steps from Minnehaha Creek, a short walking distance to Lake Harriet, the Grand Rounds Trail System, and several local restaurants. 1.5 miles from 50th and France. Hypoallergenic dogs welcome.

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4.76 out of 5 average rating, 174 reviews
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A spacious living area features a large sectional sofa adorned with colorful throw pillows. A coffee table sits at the center, complemented by a vibrant area rug. A wall-mounted television displays a serene image, while natural light streams through the windows, creating a bright ambiance.
Home in Northeast Minneapolis

Northeast Oasis with Hot Tub

Welcome to your cozy retreat in Northeast Minneapolis! This charming two-bedroom home captures the essence of the neighborhood with its unique decor and warm atmosphere. The living area is inviting, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. The fully equipped kitchen makes meal prep a breeze, while the dining space offers fun & functionality. Step outside to unwind in the private hot tub under the stars, surrounded by the local charm—ideal for a romantic getaway or small family retreat!

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4.92 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews
Top guest favorite
An open living area features a light gray sectional sofa paired with a woven ottoman, positioned near large windows that allow ample natural light. Two stylish pendant lights hang above a modern kitchen island, which is complemented by sleek cabinetry and stainless steel appliances.
Guesthouse in Minneapolis

Lake Harriet Carriage House: Owned by Designer

Designer owned carriage house just completed and only 1 block to Lake Harriet. Walk to restaurants, Lake Harriet, or take a short Uber/Lyft ride to Downtown. This carriage house is connected to a stately home on one of the largest lots in the East Harriet neighborhood. Private bedroom w/ King bed. Day bed with trundle in living room. Separate Heat/A/C for unit. Washer/Dryer in unit. Stylish decor and lovely light-filled spaces. Beautiful and well-stocked kitchen. On site parking spot.

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews
Top guest favorite
A cozy living area is highlighted by a contemporary grey sofa and two armchairs in shades of yellow. A modern coffee table sits on a striped rug, with a stone fireplace and large mirror as focal points. Soft lighting is provided by a floor lamp.
Home in Minneapolis

Stylish Lake Harriet duplex w/ backyard retreat

Spacious, 3 bedroom lower duplex unit located in the beautiful and safe Fulton neighborhood. Just 2 blocks to Lake Harriet, with it's walking paths and historic bandshell. From a guest: "I come and stay in Minneapolis once a month and this is the most at-home and comfortable I have felt anywhere. Would totally recommend it. Very tastefully designed without having that sad, empty feeling that so many airbnbs have. Great location, really convenient part of the city. Nice hosts. Stay here."

ValueFamilySleep quality

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 241 reviews
Top guest favorite
A spacious sleeping area features a king-size bed dressed in a light quilt, paired with two bedside tables. Natural light filters through large windows adorned with dark curtains, showcasing views of greenery outside. Three framed artworks add a touch of personality to the neutral walls.
Apartment in Minneapolis

Parkview #3: Stylish, sunny studio by DT, Conv Ctr

Fully renovated in 2021, this spacious, first-floor studio apartment is located in a Victorian mansion a block away from the Minneapolis Art Institute and 6 blocks to the Convention Center, walking distance to downtown Mpls. Full kitchen, walk-in tiled shower, huge windows and king-size bed. Off-street parking and wifi are included. We follow AirBnb's COVID-19 cleaning guidelines--disinfect frequently-touched surfaces and deep clean top to bottom. Linens and towels washed at high temp.

ValueFamilyAmenities

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 344 reviews
Top guest favorite
The living area features an exposed brick wall and large windows adorned with floor-length curtains. A colorful area rug complements a cozy red sofa and modern armchairs. A coffee table and television are arranged for comfort and convenience, with decorative art pieces adding character.
Loft in Minneapolis

Downtown/ Will make you say Wow! /near Conv Ctr

Downtown Minneapolis, fully equipped, luxurious open concept apartment close to US Bank Stadium and the Convention Center. Renovated in 2012, this 1886 treasure will make you say "WOW!" Exposed Brick, King Bed, Modern Kitchen, huge picture window, tub, and a message shower, dining area, and plenty of space. There is a small front porch for people-watching or a back porch for sipping your coffee. You will love sitting in the living room, which opens up with a huge picture window.

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4.84 out of 5 average rating, 494 reviews
Top guest favorite
The living area features two blue sofas facing a colorful area rug adorned with leaf patterns. A coffee table with a yellow accent is centered on the rug. The space is complemented by a modern light fixture and an open view into the dining area and kitchen.
Home in Northeast Minneapolis

NE Minneapolis Clean and Cozy Arts Flair Home!

Comfortable, 3 story, 5 bedroom, 2 full bath, arts loving home in the NE Minneapolis Arts district. Audubon Park is a neighborhood near many restaurants, 2 parks with playgrounds, grocery stores, restaurants, and a Buddhist Monastery. Stay in a neighborhood close to downtown to get the best of both worlds! Easy 10-12 minute drive/ride share to Downtown which includes: US Bank Stadium, Target Center, Target Field, First Avenue, 7th St Entry, and Minneapolis Convention Center.

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4.98 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews
Top guest favorite
The exterior of a historic prairie-style home is depicted, featuring a light gray façade and two stories. Lush greenery surrounds the property, with planted flowers on the windowsills. A pathway leads to the entrance, flanked by manicured grass and shrubs, reflecting a serene neighborhood setting.
Place to stay in Minneapolis

Grand Home near Lakes, DT, Conv. Ctr., Stadiums

Historic mansions, gardens, trees, lakes, close to everything - you will love our Lowry Hill neighborhood. Two apartments in restored historic home, reserved together with this listing, offer hardwood floors, fireplace, gourmet kitchens, marble bathrooms, and 6 private sleep spaces - 4 bedrooms plus 2 dens with best-quality pullout sofas. Lush private patio just for you. Walk to Sculpture Garden, Lakes, Uptown, Downtown, Target Center. Convention Center is 1.3 miles.

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4.96 out of 5 average rating, 137 reviews
Top guest favorite
A bright living area features a comfortable gray sofa and a mid-century accent chair. A vivid area rug adds warmth, while large windows provide natural light and views of the outdoor greenery. A dining space is visible in the background.
Home in Minneapolis

Cedar Lake Bungalow: Best of Lakes + City + Parks

Delightful 2-bedroom bungalow with seasonal lake views -- all in a wooded pocket of Minneapolis minutes from downtown. Cedar Lake and forest are right across the street; walking trails abound. Beach is down the block. Bikes and paddleboards are provided. Located in the historic Kenwood neighborhood. Great restaurants are nearby. Perfect for soaking up Minneapolis in a beautiful, hidden corner of the city. A hidden gem with good vibes only!

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews
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A sunlit living area features a cozy red sofa, a blue armchair, and a unique hanging chair. Natural light floods in through multiple windows, illuminating the wooden trim and vibrant area rug. Plants and art integrate warmth into the inviting space.
Home in Minneapolis

The Red House Uptown Minneapolis

Artsy 2-bedroom in Uptown. The Red House Uptown Minneapolis is a first-floor unit in a duplex. The upstairs is rented by longterm tenants who are friendly, respectful & wonderful people. Dog friendly. 1 dog - over 2 years old, less than 25 pounds. Your dog must be kept in crate when you go out. Message Kelly for pre-approval of your pet. Sorry, no cats. This is our only AirBnB. Kelly lives down the street and maintains it herself.

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4.99 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

Popular amenities for Minneapolis vacation rentals

What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Minneapolis

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 Minneapolis.

Mall of America

Expansive shopping and entertainment complex with an indoor amusement park, aquarium, and diverse dining options

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Inside Mall of America, you can roam more than 500 stores across multiple levels, with no sales tax on clothing or shoes, so it’s easy to stock up while you explore. Between shopping breaks, ride roller coasters and family attractions at Nickelodeon Universe or walk through underwater tunnels at SEA LIFE Aquarium. Add mini golf, the Crayola Experience, the LEGO store, FlyOver America, mirror mazes, escape rooms, bowling, live comedy, arcades, and a movie theater, then refuel at fast-food spots or sit-down restaurants for an all-day indoor adventure.

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US Bank Stadium

Modern sports and entertainment venue, home to the Vikings, hosting concerts and major events

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At U.S. Bank Stadium, you can cheer on the Minnesota Vikings under a striking glass roof with great views from every seat, or walk around the modern stadium just to take it all in. Explore the fan zone, snap photos, and try local favorites like craft beer and walleye from the many food options inside. Come for NFL games, stadium tours, or major events like concerts, ESPN’s X Games, the Super Bowl, and the NCAA Men’s Final Four.

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Target Field

Open-air baseball stadium offering city views, local food, and a lively game-day atmosphere

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Catch a Minnesota Twins baseball game at Target Field, a beautiful open-air ballpark with a lively atmosphere. Take in great skyline views of downtown Minneapolis while you watch the Twins play or enjoy one of the major outdoor summer concerts hosted here. Try food from many famous local vendors, including the popular Turkey To Go sandwich and other great food stalls, and walk around the stadium to explore its different sections and viewpoints.

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Target Center

Versatile arena hosting NBA and WNBA games, concerts, and events

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At Target Center you can watch NBA Minnesota Timberwolves and WNBA Minnesota Lynx home games and feel the city’s sports energy up close. The multi-purpose arena also hosts major concerts, comedians, family shows, graduations, and private events, so there’s nearly always something on the calendar. Opened in 1990 and featuring modern design and strong sightlines, it’s built for live events. Set in downtown Minneapolis, it’s surrounded by restaurants, bars, and nightlife for easy pre- or post-event stops.

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Lake Nokomis

Scenic lake offering beaches, walking paths, and seasonal recreational rentals

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At Lake Nokomis you can swim at two beaches, feel the warm sand between your toes, or bring kids to the shallow beach and Tot Lot. Walk, run, or bike the paved paths—about 2.5–3.5 miles around—with rich bird life and marsh views on the southwest end and a naturescape garden nearby. Rent kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, bikes, and even giant paddle-swans, or fish from the pier. In warmer months, eat or grab a beer at the lakeside Sandcastle café. In winter, come back to see the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships on the ice.

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Lake of the Isles

Scenic lake with biking, walking paths, and winter ice skating in a serene neighborhood

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At Lake of the Isles you can walk, run, or bike the 2.6–3 mile paved loop, picnic on the grass, or relax with a book while taking in downtown skyline views, sunsets, and stately turn‑of‑the‑century homes. Enjoy ice skating and cross‑country skiing in winter, or canoeing and paddleboarding in warmer months on this calm, scenic urban lake with tiny wildlife refuge islands. From here, channels connect you to Bde Maka Ska, Cedar Lake, and Lake Harriet for longer paddles and varied beaches.

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House rentals with jacuzzis in Minneapolis

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Minneapolis?

    Minneapolis has vibrant neighborhoods such as Uptown, North Loop, and Northeast, each known for distinctive dining, art, and nightlife scenes. Families often choose stays around the lakes or in quieter areas near parks.

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

    Explore interactive experiences at the Minnesota Children's Museum, stroll through the animals at Como Park Zoo, or spend time at Minnehaha Park for playgrounds and scenic waterfalls. Indoor play spaces and seasonal outdoor activities are also popular.

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

    Discover local art at the Walker Art Center, walk along the Mississippi River near the Stone Arch Bridge, and shop or dine at the Midtown Global Market. Minneapolis has green parks, music venues, and theaters for immersive experiences.

  • How is the weather in Minneapolis?

    Minneapolis sees cold winters, typically 9–24°F (-13–-5°C) in January, with snow common. Summers warm up to 65–83°F (19–29°C) in July, with more rainfall and comfortable afternoons, so layers support changing conditions.

  • What are the best places to visit in Minneapolis?

    Minneapolis has renowned sites like the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Mill City Museum, and the outdoor trails of Minnehaha Park. The sculpture garden and theater district are frequently suggested for cultural outings.

  • What are some hiking trails in Minneapolis?

    Explore wooded paths in Theodore Wirth Park, follow lakeside trails at Lake Harriet, or stroll the Mississippi Riverfront. These trails provide varied scenery, from forests to water views, within city limits.

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

    Families enjoy the Science Museum of Minnesota, engaging playgrounds at Minnehaha Park, and hands-on art workshops around Northeast Minneapolis. Seasonal ice skating and summer festivals also invite kids and adults.

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

    Explore state parks around the Twin Cities, visit charming river towns like Stillwater, or head toward the St. Croix Valley for scenic strolls. Lake excursions and nature reserves are frequently suggested for a change of pace.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Minneapolis?

    Pet friendly stays are available in areas such as Uptown, Downtown, and near the Chain of Lakes. Many neighborhoods have parks and walking trails that make outings with dogs convenient.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Minneapolis?

    Pack layers year-round for changing weather, and enjoy outdoor activities even in winter. The city’s bike paths, farmers’ markets, and food trucks bring local flavor to daily adventures.

  • What is Minneapolis known for?

    Minneapolis is known for its lakes, lively arts scene, diverse dining, and historic Mississippi riverfront. Local music, including connections to Prince, shapes a creative, welcoming city culture.

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

    Uncover murals and indie shops in the Lyn-Lake area, explore historic mill ruins along the river, or relax at small neighborhood bakeries. Lesser-known parks and community art installations invite discovery.

  • What are the best foods to try in Minneapolis?

    Try the locally rooted Juicy Lucy burger, Somali sambusas, and Scandinavian pastries from area bakeries. Minneapolis has global cuisine, with dishes from Vietnamese pho to Mexican tamales frequently suggested.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Minneapolis?

    Layers are essential, from warm jackets for winter to light raincoats for summer showers. Comfortable walking shoes support outdoor exploring, and reusable water bottles are handy for park visits.

  • What is the nightlife in Minneapolis like?

    Neighborhoods like Uptown and Northeast have lively music venues, craft breweries, and relaxed cocktail bars. The downtown theater district draws fans of shows, comedy, and late-night dining.

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

    Popular events include the Uptown Art Fair in summer, Twin Cities Pride in late June, and a vibrant array of winter holiday markets. The city also hosts music and food festivals throughout the year.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Minneapolis?

    Family friendly vacation rentals can be found near the Chain of Lakes, Linden Hills, and Northeast neighborhoods. These areas are known for playgrounds, quiet streets, and easy access to green spaces.

  • When is the best time to visit Minneapolis?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder weather and vibrant festivals, with colorful leaves in autumn. Winters attract those who enjoy snow sports and northern city ambiance.

All about Minneapolis

Denser and more vertical than its Twin City sister, St. Paul, Minneapolis is a dynamic contemporary city where art and culture rub elbows with parks, prairies, and the Mississippi River. To know Minnesota’s most populated city is to spend time in its diverse neighborhoods, each with its own distinctive vibe.

Downtown you'll find major sports stadiums and Nicollet Mall, where the city's major retail shops are decked out in tall glass windows. The 57-story IDS Center Tower overlooks the area and is also home to its own businesses in an urban park setting. Head a block west and you’ll stumble upon the Hennepin Avenue Theater District, home to the theaters that populate downtown with their bright neon signs, welcoming you to a late-night show. For wandering around, make sure to take advantage of the interconnecting Skyways (elevated walkways) to determine where to head first.

Just outside downtown, the North Loop is a former industrial zone now packed with the city’s buzziest restaurants, clothing boutiques, and hip cafes. A stroll over Stone Arch Bridge takes you to St. Anthony West, the oldest neighborhood in Minneapolis, with cobblestone streets lined with brick buildings showcasing upscale restaurants and trendy bars. If you’re craving a patch of green space from which to take in the fresh Minnesota air, Minneapolis Chain of Lakes Regional Park lies on the edge of the city and features miles of paths for biking and wandering along the shorelines of five lakes.

What are the top things to do in Minneapolis?

Stone Arch Bridge

Built for the Great Northern Railway in the 1880s, the Stone Arch Bridge is the second-oldest Mississippi River crossing in existence today. With its 23 Romanesque arches, which make it look more like a medieval European bridge than a railroad trestle, this iconic structure is now a pedestrian bridge connecting the historic neighborhood of St. Anthony Main and downtown.

Mill City Museum

Located along the Mississippi River, this museum was built among the ruins of an old 19th-century Minneapolis mill that blew up in 1878. The museum focuses on educating visitors about the mill’s role in the growth of the city. You can also ride the Flour Tower, a narrated freight elevator ride that will take you through the mill’s floors and give you a glimpse of what it was like that fateful day.

The Indoor Skyway

One of the unique things about Minneapolis is its system of interconnecting elevated walkways. Designed to clear up congested sidewalks and create additional retail space, the walkways have the extra benefit of protecting people from the harsh weather. They now also serve as vibrant public areas complete with art installations, cafes, and shops. As you walk through the nine miles of walkways, it sometimes feels as if you're walking in a hidden city within a city.

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