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Tacoma, Washington (state)
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Tacoma, United States
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Tacoma, Washington (state)
Tacoma, Washington (state)
Tacoma, Washington (state)
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$165
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Tacoma, Washington (state)
Tacoma, Washington (state)
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$337
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Tacoma, Washington (state)
Washington (state), United States
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$68
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Tacoma, Washington (state)
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$232
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Tacoma, Washington (state)
Accommodation
473
Vacation rentals
Price per night
$239
On average
High season
June - $547
+129%
Price in January
$181
On average
Type of accommodation
House
2 Bedrooms, 92m²
Price per week
$1,672
On average
Low season
January : $181
-24%
Available accommodation
12%
In January
The average price of a night in a vacation rental in in Tacoma is $239.
If you want to spend a week in a vacation rental in Tacoma, you have to pay on average $1,672 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between $1,266 and $3,830 for one week.
The price of a vacation rental in Tacoma are less expensive in January: $181 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 24% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 129% ($547 per night) in 06, which is the most expensive month to live in Tacoma.
On average, rentals in Tacoma can accommodate 4 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 92 m².
The price of a vacation rental in Tacoma is $326 per night this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average $2,277.
A vacation rental for a weekend in Tacoma costs on average $515, for Friday and Saturday nights.
12% of the accommodation is still available for a stay in January. It will be necessary to pay on average $181 per night.
Tacoma, Washington, is a port city with a rich industrial past, vibrant arts scene, and sweeping views of Puget Sound and Mount Rainier. Often overshadowed by Seattle, Tacoma has emerged as a cultural hub with museums, waterfront parks, and an eclectic culinary scene. Travelers can book vacation rentals ranging from waterfront lofts and downtown apartments to historic homes in leafy neighborhoods. Whether you're visiting for outdoor exploration or urban discovery, Tacoma offers an inviting and authentic Pacific Northwest experience.
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Tacoma charms visitors with its creative spirit, maritime heritage, and walkable downtown full of surprises. Glass art installations by Dale Chihuly, scenic trails along Ruston Way, and indie shops in Proctor create a dynamic atmosphere. Mount Rainier towers in the distance while urban parks and preserved historic buildings add character. It’s a city where industry meets artistry and nature meets neighborhood life.
Downtown Tacoma offers museums, theaters, and galleries all within walking distance of the waterfront. Vacation rentals include loft-style apartments in restored buildings and modern condos with views of Commencement Bay. Attractions like the Museum of Glass and the Tacoma Art Museum are right nearby.
A charming and walkable neighborhood, the Proctor District offers tree-lined streets, local boutiques, cafes, and a popular Saturday market. Airbnbs here range from Craftsman homes to updated apartments with porch swings. It’s great for families or travelers who want a residential feel with personality. The area balances peace with plenty to do.
Tacoma’s original settlement, Old Town offers historical charm with views of Commencement Bay and access to Ruston Way’s scenic walking paths. Vacation homes here include cozy cottages and water-view apartments. The vibe is relaxed and quaint, with restaurants and small parks nearby.
Known for its grand architecture and iconic Stadium High School, this district offers a mix of history and urban living. Visitors can walk to cafes, bakeries, and wine bars while enjoying views of the Sound. Rentals include historic buildings converted into stylish flats.
A more eclectic and up-and-coming area, South Tacoma features vintage shops, music venues, and easy access to the Tacoma Mall. Vacation rentals here tend to be more affordable and spacious. It’s a fun, off-the-beaten-path choice with creative flair. Great for younger travelers and bargain seekers.
A striking architectural landmark and homage to glass art, this museum features live glassblowing demonstrations and contemporary exhibits. Visitors can walk the Chihuly Bridge of Glass connecting to downtown. It’s a must for art lovers and families. The outdoor installations are just as stunning as the interior.
Covering over 700 acres, this massive park includes a zoo, aquarium, rose gardens, and forested trails. Highlights include Owen Beach and the Five Mile Drive scenic loop. It’s one of the best urban parks in the Pacific Northwest. Ideal for hiking, picnics, and nature escapes.
Featuring a strong collection of Northwestern and Native American art, this museum is right in downtown. Visitors can enjoy rotating exhibits and a beautiful glass-filled lobby. It’s walkable from many rentals and easy to combine with other attractions.
This impressive museum displays hundreds of classic and rare vehicles from across decades of automotive history. It’s interactive, family-friendly, and close to the Tacoma Dome. Great for car buffs and curious visitors alike. The exhibits are creative and expansive.
A scenic promenade stretching along the Sound, Ruston Way is perfect for joggers, walkers, and cyclists. Visitors can stop at seafood restaurants, picnic on the beach, or enjoy public art installations. The views of the Olympic Mountains and passing boats are stunning.
A great starting point to understand the region’s Indigenous history, railroads, and early settlement. The exhibits are detailed and interactive, making it educational for all ages. The building is striking and conveniently located downtown. A well-rounded cultural experience.
Located along the revitalized Thea Foss Waterway, this maritime museum tells the story of Tacoma’s port and boating culture. Visitors can tour historic vessels and learn about shipbuilding. The setting is scenic and photogenic.
This 27-acre park in central Tacoma includes a beautiful Victorian glass conservatory filled with tropical plants. It’s ideal for a relaxing stroll or weekend picnic. Families and photographers love its peaceful vibe. The changing exhibits make it worth a repeat visit.
Just 45 minutes north, Seattle offers world-class dining, Pike Place Market, and iconic sights like the Space Needle. Visitors can enjoy museums, waterfronts, and coffee culture galore. It’s a vibrant urban pairing with Tacoma’s creative core. Stay in an apartment in Seattle that puts you steps from galleries, cafés, and ferry views.
Just across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Gig Harbor is a charming maritime village with boutiques, marinas, and waterfront dining. It’s perfect for romantic getaways or slow-paced escapes. The setting feels like a coastal postcard. Spend a weekend in a vacation rental in Gig Harbor overlooking sailboats and historic storefronts.
Located 25 minutes southeast, Puyallup is known for its antique shops, farmers markets, and the Washington State Fairgrounds. Vacation homes are more suburban and spacious. A quieter contrast to Tacoma’s bustle. Unwind in a house in Puyallup ideal for families and longer stays.
About an hour south, Olympia is Washington’s capital with a vibrant arts scene, historic downtown, and waterfront parks. Visitors can tour the capitol, shop local, and explore nearby nature reserves. A cultured addition to a Puget Sound trip. Discover quiet mornings in a vacation rental in Olympia near murals, markets, and museums.
Roughly 30 minutes north, Federal Way offers shopping centers, family attractions like Wild Waves Theme Park, and coastal parks. It’s a practical and affordable base for exploring the greater Seattle-Tacoma area. Settle into an airbnb in Federal Way for convenient access to parks, malls, and highways.
Enjoy the city's rich cultural tapestry with its impressive museums and historic theaters. To further enrich your understanding of the region's cultural heritage, consider exploring short-term rentals in Oklahoma City, where the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum awaits; or visit Olympia airbnb rentals, offering proximity to the Washington State Capitol and its remarkable art displays. Additionally, the vacation rentals in Covington provide access to the charming MainStrasse Village, brimming with historical significance.
If urban adventures excite you, the city offers bustling life and vibrant activities. Enhance your escapades by checking out airbnb Bella Vista, ideal for a more serene environment with its close-knit community feel. Alternatively, explore airbnb in Denver, where the Denver Art Museum and Red Rocks Amphitheatre await exploration. In Arizona, the Surprise airbnb options present a fantastic opportunity to indulge in recreational areas and regional parks. For a riverside experience, Stillwater rental properties offer charming activities along the scenic St. Croix River.
