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Explore 3,080 holiday rentals in Raleigh

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Family-friendly holiday rentals
1,700 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

Pet-friendly accommodation
Find 1,250 rentals that welcome pets

Holiday rentals with a pool
490 properties feature pools

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
2,140 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
3,050 of Raleigh holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

Popular amenities for guests
Guests love Self check-in, Gym and BBQ grill across Raleigh rentals

4.8 Average rating
Raleigh stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Nearby attractions
Raleigh's top spots, include PNC Arena, North Carolina Museum of Art, and Marbles Kids Museum
Top-rated holiday rentals in Raleigh
Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness and more.

New! Bright 3BR Cottage | Coffee Bar | Near PNC
Welcome to The Pearl Cottage! You and your family will be close to everything when you stay at this newly renovated, centrally-located home. The home is close to NC State, NC Fairgrounds, PNC Arena, Cary Crossroads, downtown Raleigh and Cary, shopping, and dining. Quick access to the 440 Belt Line, US 1, and Hwy 40, to take you anywhere in the triangle area. This renovated home has an amazing coffee bar, private patio, a mini fenced turf space/dog park connected to the home, and a big backyard.

New Construction, King Bed, Record Player, Fenced
This newly designed modern tiny home perfectly blends style and function, offering a sleek escape with all the essentials. Enjoy the walkability and access the property provides. 🌳 0.2 miles to Chavis Park 🚶 1 mile to Downtown Moore Square 🎤 1.2 miles to Red Hat Amphitheater 🏫 3.5 miles to NC State 🎤 4.4 miles to Walnut Creek Pavillion 🏟️ 8.4 miles to PNC Arena ✈️ 16 miles to RDU **Also, if traveling to Raleigh to look for a home to buy, your stay could be FREE Contact us for details!**

Raleigh Casita
This casita might be tiny, but it has big personality. This little treasure lives in the heart of Raleigh, waiting to support your next city adventure. Please note this rental lives in owner's back yard, accessible by driveway. We've built this place so that you can optimize your stay. Cook a meal in the fully equipped kitchen. Lounge on the patio and enjoy a meal at the indoor / outdoor bar. Customize the main space for living or sleeping with our easy to use murphy bed. See you soon!

Relaxing Saltwater Pool Oasis and Modern Retreat
Come relax in our centrally located modern escape. This garage top apartment is drenched in natural light & includes all the extras. The open floor plan living, dining, and kitchen is perfect for couples, friends, and business travelers looking for upscale accommodations. Our salt water lounge pool is open to guests June-Oct. NEW traditional sauna is open year-round. Walk to the beautiful Five Points Neighborhood. 10 mins by car to downtown or NC State campus, and 20 mins to RDU airport

Pet-friendly bungalow, walk to Five Points
Charming bungalow with a rocking‑chair front porch and historic Raleigh charm in a safe, quiet neighborhood. Walk to restaurants, bars and entertainment at Five Points and reach downtown, NCSU, Lenovo, convention center, Dix Park, Walnut Creek & award-winning restaurants in minutes. Enjoy comfortable beds, soft linens and a TV in each bedroom. Full kitchen, squeaky clean bathrooms, cozy family room and a fully fenced backyard. Pets welcome with a fee. Primary guest must be 25 or older.

Summer Sizzle, Creator Studio, ConventionCtr .5mi
Raleigh isn't a city you visit from a hotel room — This sleek downtown flat in Olde East Raleigh puts you squarely in the middle of it. Steps from Transfer Co. Food Hall, next door to Burial Brewing, a block from the greenway, and a short walk from the restaurants, bars, galleries, and green spaces that make downtown one of the South's best! At 375 square feet, this is intentional city living — thoughtfully designed, with a rooftop deck and a courtyard for pets. Work or hang out here.

Feels Like Home - Close to Downtown!
Private retreat in a charming duplex‑style home. Private entrance/no shared spaces. A well‑equipped kitchen makes cooking effortless. Get laundry done before you head home! Enjoy your favorite beverage on the front porch. You’ll be close to downtown’s best restaurants, bars, coffee shops, breweries, & museums. Sound travels easily between the units (footsteps, voices, laughter, and everyday activity) so I ask all guests to be respectful of the guests on the other side of the wall.

Luxurious Modernist Tree House
Stunning, private, and truly one-of-a-kind—this unique home is perfect for a vacation, staycation, special occasion, or simply celebrating everyday life. Designed by renowned modernist architect Frank Harmon. The 2,128-square-foot residence sits on 1.3 acres and was crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Inside, you’ll feel nestled among the treetops while remaining conveniently close to restaurants, shopping, downtown Raleigh, WakeMed, UNC, Duke, and Research Triangle Park.

Downtown Raleigh Charmer with fenced dog run
Stay with us in the heart of downtown Raleigh in popular Five Points. This charming Charleston style home offers everything you want in a stay and then some! Our guiding principle is to treat you like family, and give you a comfortable and beautiful stay you won’t forget. We poured our heart into a beautiful design so that you can have an unmatched experience staying with us. **We do charge a separate $30 per pet/per night fee AFTER you book. See house rules for more info.

Mordecai Bungalow - perfect Raleigh getaway
This memorable place is anything but ordinary. Enjoy your time in this newly constructed, beautifully furnished, fully stocked, not so tiny, tiny home. Nestled in between the Mordecai and Historic Oakwood neighborhoods, this property is in a peaceful neighborhood close to everything in Raleigh. From the property you can walk to the Oakwood dog park or Raleigh's best coffee shop (the Optimist) OR take a quick Uber to Person St, S Glenwood or your favorite downtown location.

Modern Tiny House Near Duke & Downtown
You’ll feel like you’re getting away from it all in this modern, private tiny house in the trees, even though you’re just minutes from Duke, downtown Durham, shopping, and restaurants. It’s the perfect balance of peaceful retreat and city convenience. The home includes all the essentials — full kitchen, laundry, A/C, and high-speed internet — but many guests find themselves spending most of their time relaxing on the screened-in porch, listening to birds, and recharging.

Downtown Pied-à-Terre
Less than a mile from Downtown Raleigh, this pied-à-terre is tastefully furnished. Full kitchen, washer/dryer, lots of natural light, two TVs, driveway and a patio with fountain and garden view. Newly renovated bathroom and freshly painted exterior. Take an Uber to downtown and explore the museums, restaurants and night life. Complimentary coffee and espresso. Monthly+ stays include complimentary biweekly cleaning.
Popular amenities for Raleigh holiday rentals
Other great holiday rentals in Raleigh

Luxury House| Private Hot Tub Oasis | EV Charger

Brand New 3Bed3Bath•Downtown•Spacious•Patio•Modern

Walk to Convention Center, Red Hat, Performing Art

Pet friendly home w EV charger

Elegant Townhome: Perfect for Work or Play

Peaceful, modern retreat

Raleigh Risque’ Room | Couples’ Retreat & Playroom

Luxury Rooftop – Sleeps 10, Downtown Raleigh
When is the best time to visit Raleigh?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $163 AUD | $171 AUD | $174 AUD | $179 AUD | $176 AUD | $164 AUD | $164 AUD | $160 AUD | $159 AUD | $174 AUD | $181 AUD | $171 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 5°C | 7°C | 11°C | 16°C | 20°C | 25°C | 27°C | 26°C | 23°C | 17°C | 11°C | 7°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Raleigh?
Explore stays in neighborhoods like Downtown for a lively scene, Historic Oakwood for charming architecture, or North Hills for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Each area has its own character, making it easy to find an option that fits a range of interests.
What are the best things to do in Raleigh with kids?
Families frequently suggested spots like Marbles Kids Museum, the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, and Pullen Park, which has playgrounds and rides. Outdoor spaces and interactive exhibits make the city engaging for all ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Raleigh?
Explore the North Carolina Museum of Art, wander the outdoors at William B. Umstead State Park, and experience local culture at City Market. Raleigh has creative food, music, and green spaces for a range of interests.
How is the weather in Raleigh?
Raleigh has mild winters around 32–52°F (0–11°C), and warm, humid summers with highs near 91°F (33°C). Spring and autumn bring comfortable temperatures and blooming landscapes, with some rainfall year-round.
What are the best places to visit in Raleigh?
Frequently suggested spots include the North Carolina Museum of History, Historic Yates Mill County Park, and the State Capitol. Each site blends natural beauty or rich local history for a distinctive experience.
What are some hiking trails in Raleigh?
Explore trails at William B. Umstead State Park, Lake Johnson Park, and the Neuse River Greenway Trail. These areas have wooded paths, lake views, and spots for birdwatching or a peaceful walk.
What are some family activities we can do in Raleigh?
Raleigh has interactive museums like Marbles Kids Museum, picnicking and walking around Dorothea Dix Park, and hands-on learning at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences. Seasonal events and outdoor concerts also welcome families.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Raleigh?
Explore historic towns nearby, relax at state parks in the surrounding region, or visit farms with seasonal activities. Coastal cities and scenic trails around the area are frequently suggested for day adventures.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Raleigh?
Many stays welcome pets in neighborhoods such as Downtown, Five Points, and Cameron Village. Parks and greenways around Raleigh make it easy to explore the city with a dog or other companion animal.
What are some local tips for visiting Raleigh?
Pack for changing weather and bring comfortable shoes for exploring parks or museums. Try local farmers markets, look for live music venues, and check neighborhood calendars for seasonal events.
What is Raleigh known for?
Raleigh is known for its vibrant research and technology presence, diverse food scene, and locally rooted arts and culture. The city has historic neighborhoods, green spaces, and a focus on innovation and education.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Raleigh?
Explore locally owned bookshops and vibrant street art, especially around the Warehouse District. Shelley Lake Park is frequently suggested for peaceful walking paths and nature views.
What are the best foods to try in Raleigh?
Explore traditional North Carolina barbecue, savory biscuits, and locally made ice cream. Raleigh also has restaurants known for international dishes, Southern-inspired cuisine, and farm-to-table dining.
What should I bring for a trip to Raleigh?
Bring layers to adjust for seasonal temperature changes, comfortable walking shoes, and a rain jacket for year-round showers. If exploring parks or museums, a reusable water bottle and sunscreen are helpful.
What is the nightlife in Raleigh like?
Neighborhoods such as Glenwood South and Downtown have lively music venues, pubs, and cocktail bars. Expect a mix of local bands, dance spots, and late-night eateries reflecting Raleigh’s creative community.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Raleigh?
Artsplosure fills spring with art and performances, the International Bluegrass Music Association’s festival brings music in early autumn, and Brewgaloo draws crowds to local craft beer celebrations. Seasonal markets and food events are also frequently suggested.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Raleigh?
Many vacation rentals in Raleigh welcome families, especially in areas like North Hills, Five Points, and Oakwood. Large homes and apartments often have amenities for kids, with parks and museums nearby.
When is the best time to visit Raleigh?
Spring and autumn are often recommended for mild temperatures, blooming parks, and frequent festivals. Early summer also draws visitors for outdoor markets and music events.
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