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Tuscaloosa, Alabama
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402
Vacation rentals
Price per night
$538
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High season
October - $1,553
+189%
Price in August
$538
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Type of accommodation
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3 Bedrooms, 150m²
Price per week
$3,767
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Low season
January : $341
-37%
Available accommodation
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The average price of a night in a vacation rental in in Tuscaloosa is $538.
If you want to spend a week in a vacation rental in Tuscaloosa, you have to pay on average $3,767 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between $2,384 and $10,869 for one week.
The price of a vacation rental in Tuscaloosa are less expensive in January: $341 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 37% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 189% ($1,553 per night) in 10, which is the most expensive month to live in Tuscaloosa.
On average, rentals in Tuscaloosa can accommodate 8 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 150 m².
The price of a vacation rental in Tuscaloosa is $536 per night this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average $3,751.
A vacation rental for a weekend in Tuscaloosa costs on average $1,864, for Friday and Saturday nights.
10% of the accommodation is still available for a stay in August. It will be necessary to pay on average $538 per night.
Tuscaloosa is a vibrant college town located along the Black Warrior River, best known as the home of the University of Alabama and its legendary Crimson Tide football team. The city combines spirited sports culture with riverfront beauty, local history, and a lively arts scene. Visitors can book anything from upscale downtown apartments to historic cottages and modern Airbnbs near the stadium. Tuscaloosa is an energetic, welcoming destination with plenty of character and charm.
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From game day excitement to tranquil walks along the Riverwalk, Tuscaloosa offers a range of experiences for every type of traveler. It’s a city steeped in collegiate pride, yet full of Southern flavor, musical heritage, and natural retreats. Guests can catch live music downtown, explore museums, or relax under oak-shaded streets. Tuscaloosa blends community warmth with bold personality.
Downtown Tuscaloosa is the heart of the city’s food, nightlife, and cultural scene. Rentals in Tuscaloosa include stylish lofts, modern condos, and walkable Airbnbs close to shops, breweries, and live music venues. Visitors can explore the Bama Theatre or dine on southern cuisine after a stroll on the Riverwalk. Downtown is ideal for those who enjoy energy, walkability, and local flavor.
Right next to Bryant-Denny Stadium, the University Area is perfect for football fans and families visiting students. Vacation rentals near the University of Alabama include game-day condos, historic homes, and classic Airbnbs with porches and tailgate-ready yards. Guests can attend sporting events, visit museums, or tour the scenic campus. This neighborhood is a hub of school spirit and activity.
North of the city, the North River area around Lake Tuscaloosa offers natural beauty and upscale tranquility. Rentals in the North River include lakeside cabins, luxury homes, and peaceful Airbnbs with waterfront views. Visitors can boat, paddleboard, or relax in serene surroundings.
The Forest Lake and Druid City neighborhoods offer a mix of residential charm and proximity to downtown and campus. Rentals near the Forest Lake include renovated bungalows, mid-century homes, and family-friendly Airbnbs. Guests enjoy tree-lined streets, local cafés, and nearby parks. These areas strike a balance between convenience and community.
Lively and student-focused, The Strip is the go-to area for nightlife, dining, and all things Crimson Tide. Vacation rentals include student apartments, colorful Airbnbs, and budget-friendly stays with easy access to bars and stadium festivities. The Strip is perfect for fans and fun-seekers.
A symbol of pride for the city, Bryant-Denny Stadium is home to the Alabama Crimson Tide and one of the largest stadiums in the country. On game day, the atmosphere is electric with fans, tailgates, and the roar of over 100,000 spectators. Visitors can also take stadium tours and visit the Walk of Champions.
Beyond football, the University of Alabama offers beautiful grounds, historical landmarks, and engaging museums. Guests can explore the Gorgas House Museum, stroll the Quad, or admire Denny Chimes. The campus is full of history and Southern elegance. It adds educational and cultural depth to a Tuscaloosa visit.
Following the banks of the Black Warrior River, the Riverwalk features scenic trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Guests can walk, jog, or bike while enjoying water views and public art installations. The path connects several parks and is great for morning runs or evening strolls.
Dedicated to the legendary coach, the Paul W. Bryant Museum chronicles the history of Alabama football and its greatest players. Exhibits include memorabilia, videos, and personal stories of the Crimson Tide legacy. Sports fans of all ages will find inspiration here.
Located just outside the city, Lake Lurleen State Park offers hiking trails, fishing, swimming, and campsites in a scenic natural setting. Guests can rent boats, spot wildlife, or enjoy peaceful lakeside views. The park offers outdoor serenity minutes from town.
Nearby in Northport, the Kentuck Art Center showcases local artists and craftspeople through rotating exhibits, classes, and events. Its annual October festival draws thousands and features folk art, live music, and handmade goods. The center highlights Alabama’s creative side.
The ruins of Alabama’s former state capitol, Capitol Park invites visitors to wander through columns and archways that once housed early government. The park offers a quiet, reflective space in the middle of town. Capitol Park connects Tuscaloosa to its political past.
An Art Deco treasure in downtown, The Bama Theatre hosts films, concerts, and stage performances in a vintage setting. Guests can admire the architecture, attend community events, or catch indie films. The theatre adds artistic flair to the city’s entertainment options.
Just about an hour northeast, Birmingham is Alabama’s largest city and a cultural powerhouse with deep civil rights history, modern art, and acclaimed cuisine. Travelers can visit the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, explore the historic Five Points South, or hike at Ruffner Mountain. Vacation rentals range from chic lofts in revitalized districts to charming bungalows in historic neighborhoods. For urban flavor and historic depth, stay in a vacation rental in Birmingham, where legacy and progress intersect.
Roughly two hours southeast, Montgomery is the state capital and a key city in the civil rights movement. Highlights include the Rosa Parks Museum, the Legacy Museum, and the Alabama State Capitol. Visitors can book everything from stylish apartments to historic Southern homes for their stay. For reflective visits and Southern elegance, unwind in a house in Montgomery, where past and present shape every corner.
Located about an hour west, Columbus is a charming river town with antebellum homes, literary connections to Tennessee Williams, and scenic walking trails along the Tombigbee River. Guests can explore the Columbus Historic District or attend seasonal festivals and concerts. Vacation rentals range from quaint cottages to traditional Southern homes. For heritage and riverside quiet, relax in a vacation rental in Columbus, where slow moments and rich stories linger.
Around two and a half hours northeast, Huntsville is a tech-savvy city known for the U.S. Space & Rocket Center and its thriving science and aerospace community. Visitors can enjoy interactive museums, botanical gardens, and a growing downtown arts scene. Vacation homes here include sleek condos, family-friendly houses, and apartments near space-related attractions. For discovery and dynamism, book an apartment in Huntsville, where rockets, robots, and creativity fuel the experience.
About two hours southwest, Meridian offers Southern hospitality, music history, and a growing arts district. Highlights include the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience and the MSU Riley Center for concerts and theater. Vacation rentals include cozy downtown apartments and residential homes perfect for families or weekend visitors. For an artsy and easygoing retreat, enjoy a house in Meridian, where rhythm and charm fill the streets.
Tuscaloosa offers a myriad of opportunities for urban adventures, whether it's exploring vibrant local markets or enjoying the lively nightlife. Similarly captivating are the vacation rentals in Amarillo, where the blend of art deco architecture and the famous Cadillac Ranch create an intriguing atmosphere. Journey to the Midwest and discover unique Indiana airbnb options, where bustling college towns and the iconic Indianapolis cityscape await. Meanwhile, vacation rentals in Dublin, Ohio offer access to renowned festivals and scenic parks. For those seeking history and charm, rentals in Fairfax, VA provide a gateway to colonial history and beautiful boutique shopping areas.
The local area's rich cultural heritage, typified by its museums and historic landmarks, mirrors that of other remarkable destinations. Consider the Huntsville airbnb alternatives, where visitors can explore the U.S. Space & Rocket Center and Huntsville Botanical Garden. In Ohio, the Cleveland rental properties allow access to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and West Side Market, perfect for culture enthusiasts. Alternatively, the historic jazz scene and world-class museums in Missouri are accessible through rentals in Kansas City, enriching your trip with memorable cultural experiences.
