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Explore 480 vacation rentals in Juneau

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Juneau vacation rentals start at $70 per night before taxes and fees

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Family-friendly vacation rentals
240 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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Find 80 rentals that welcome pets

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
210 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
470 of Juneau vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Juneau rentals

4.9 Average rating
Juneau stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!
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Robin Nest
Take it easy at this unique and peaceful little get away. Soak in the deep tub after a long day hiking the beautiful Juneau trails. Spend time connecting with friends online or watching your favorite show. This little one bedroom gem is known for the comfort of the bed, and also has a queen size sofa bed. The kitchen is small but fully stocked for cooking a full size meal. If you arriving on a late flight and are starving with no place to go…no worries we have comfort food to fill the tummy

Tongass Treehouse - the Otter Den studio
The Tongass Treehouse sits about a hundred feet up in the lush rainforest canopy. Start your day with coffee while listening to eagles and whale watching from the living room or the deck, enjoy Juneau's best offerings - like remote glacier hikes - all less than 15 minutes away, then return to luxurious comforts to relax at home and watch the sunset as flying squirrels and eagles play next to the deck, and wildlife like orca pass by just offshore. The Otter Den is a separate studio from upstairs

Eclectic Abode - 2nd house from the airport!
Built in 2021, 2nd house from the airport! Ten minute walk with luggage! We are here to host your fondest of memories. Relax after a day on the mountain, out at sea, or on one of our 250 miles worth of trails! Perfect for the adventure seeker with an eye for detail. Our space comes with amenities ranging from free parking, WiFi and streaming services to a full kitchen, soaker tub and outdoor patio w/fire pit! This space is behind a main home on site. You will find it down the left drive way :)

New 2 bed condo w/AC, 5 min from airport 102
Conveniently located just minutes from the Juneau International Airport and downtown areas, Fred Meyer and Starbucks just down the road! Individual climate control units with heat and AC. Beautiful countertops, top of the line appliances, washer/dryer in the enormous master closest, cozy King sized bed and giant TV. The couch pulls out to a queen sized bed, and there are twin/full air mattresses in case you need to squeeze another kiddo or friend in there. You will love this brand new condo!

Sauna I Firepit I Close to downtown & Eaglecrest
The Buoy! Nestled among towering pines and wild berry patches, this cozy cabin sits in the heart of Juneau. The renovated 80s A-frame 2bd/1ba features a warm, inviting aesthetic. Thoughtfully designed with guests in mind, the bright interior welcomes you with eye-catching works by Alaskan artists and cozy touches throughout. Comfortable furnishings, a well-equipped kitchen, and a peaceful setting make it feel like home. Unwind in the cedar barrel sauna — perfect after a day of adventure!

New Custom Built Mountain View Retreat - Juneau
Escape to this unique, newly-built Juneau vacation rental for a memorable getaway! This 2-bedroom, 1-bath home is the highest home in Juneau, overlooking downtown Juneau, Gastineau Channel, Mount Juneau, and Mount Roberts. Spend time lounging in the open-concept living room and admiring the views from the wall-to-wall windows. When you're ready for more adventure, the trails of Mt. Juneau and Tongass National Forest are within an arm's length away! CBJ registration Number CBJ1000196

Alder Flat | Convenient & Central Valley Location
Relax & Unwind at this inviting, well-appointed centrally located apartment. Less than 1-mile from the Juneau International Airport & across the street from Safeway & Safeway Fuel. Fully equipped kitchen with everything you should need for home cooked meals. A perfect space for you to reset during your Juneau getaway | 1 BEDROOM / 1 BATH | 676 SQ FT | Designated Parking space Bedroom: Queen Sofa Pull Out: Queen Great for couples, small families, or a relaxing weekend with friends

Cozy 2BR Apt, King Bed/Hot tub, freshly remodeled!
Welcome to our cozy Alaskan apartment! Our 1000 sq ft home is only about 10 minutes away from shopping and airport, and close to nearby trails and beaches. Only 3 min to the Alaska State Ferry terminal! After a day of exploring, come back and relax in the hot tub or get a good night’s sleep in your comfortable king-sized bed. Book your stay with us and experience the beauty of Alaska. Romantic, family friendly, fully equipped kitchen, freshly remodeled and ready for you!

Hellenthal Lofts 201 - Downtown Apartment
A renovated apartment in the center of Downtown Juneau. Built in 1916 during Juneau's mining heyday, the historic Hellenthal building has been completely renovated in 2017-2018. This 603 square foot studio features all new appliances, including front loading washer and dryer, built-in microwave, and dishwasher. The galley kitchen features porcelain tile countertops, and the large south-facing windows have a view of Gastineau Channel and the mountains of Douglas Island.

“The Cove” A Quiet Retreat by Ocean and Forest
Let “The Cove” serve as your base and retreat as you explore this spectacular corner of Alaska. The Cove is nestled close to the shores of Smugglers Cove in the arms of the temperate rain forest of Southeast Alaska. Our location provides a unique blend of the feeling of remote living, but with the convenience of being close (8 miles) to the town center of Juneau. Come join us in your private home as you let your surroundings smuggle away your cares and reset your soul.

Hot Tub | Scenic Ocean View | Peaceful Retreat
• Stylish, spa-like furnishings • Large windows with ocean views • Hot Tub + Towel warmer • Smart TV (Netflix & Disney guest accounts) • Nespresso & Keurig coffee • Cordless neck massager • ½-mile walk to the ocean • Workspace + fast Wi-Fi • 10 min airport • 1 min ferry • Quiet, safe neighborhood Perfect for couples, working professionals, medical travelers, and solo guests looking for a peaceful, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed place to unwind in Juneau.

Rosedale Suite
Located in a quiet neighborhood between Mendenhall Glacier, the airport, and the ferry, this budget-friendly cozy studio is perfect for travelers or couples looking for comfort, convenience, and value. The space features a comfortable bedroom, private bathroom, microwave, and essentials for a restful stay. Whether you are here for sightseeing, business, or just a quick stopover, the Rosedale Suite offers the perfect blend of affordability and comfort.
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The Hangar On The Wharf
Lively pub with seafood, craft beers, and views of seaplanes on Gastineau Channel
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At The Hangar On The Wharf you can eat halibut tacos, tempura-style halibut burgers, macadamia-crusted halibut, salmon wasabi burgers, seafood chowder in a bread bowl, fish and chips, prime rib after 4 p.m., burgers, pasta, and more, with gluten-free options if you ask. Pair your meal with a large tap beer selection or cocktails in the full-service bar and restaurant, surrounded by float-plane decor in a newly updated lounge. Sit inside by the wall-to-wall windows or out on the deck over the water to watch seaplanes taking off and landing, cruise ships coming and going, and big views down Gastineau Channel toward Douglas Island and Mount Jumbo. Enjoy a lively mix of locals and visitors, live music most weekends, and the unique setting in the historic Merchants Wharf, once an aircraft hangar and birthplace of Alaska Airlines.






National Shrine of St. Thérèse
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At the National Shrine of St. Thérèse, you can explore a historic 1930s stone church open to all, walk the outdoor Stations of the Cross, and spend quiet time in the grotto housing the Pietà. Stroll the peaceful labyrinth and gardens, or circle the wooded island on short perimeter trails. Wander the rock causeway and peninsula while watching for marmots in the rocks, and use binoculars to look for humpback whales, sea lions, seals, and sweeping views of Lynn Canal and the Chilkat Mountains.






Deckhand Dave's Fish Tacos
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At Deckhand Dave’s Fish Tacos, dig into beer-battered rockfish tacos, halibut, salmon tacos, and rockfish and chips, all from a locally owned, seasonal stand. Eat outside at cozy fire tables or under covered, heated tents, so you’re set for sun or rain. The surrounding food truck court adds crepes, oysters, burgers, ice cream, cold beer, and even an oysters-and-champagne bar, plus occasional live music, making it an easy spot for mixed tastes and casual hangouts.






Forbidden Peak Brewery
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At Forbidden Peak Brewery, you can sample locally brewed beers—often a dozen on tap—plus hard seltzer, soda, and cold brew coffee, or order a flight while you look out over Auke Bay Harbor. Settle into indoor seating or a heated outdoor patio with propane tables, fireplaces, and a cozy fire pit. Grab contemporary, Asian fusion–style food and a really good burger from Red Spruce inside, and pick up local swag. Families are welcome, and kids can warm up with hot cocoa.






The Island Pub
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At The Island Pub, you can dig into thin-crust, wood-fired pizzas, from classic to original combinations, plus fresh salads, hearty sandwiches, steak sandwiches or steak salads, orzo salad, and tomato soup. Order the smoked salmon dip, repeatedly called the best in town. Settle into the relaxed bar for local Alaskan beers on tap, kombucha, specialty cocktails, or hot tea while taking in big channel views and, in winter, occasional avalanches across the water. It’s a locally loved hangout that’s also an easy stop after exploring nearby Sandy Beach or the Treadwell mine ruins.






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When is the best time to visit Juneau?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $181 | $179 | $184 | $196 | $227 | $265 | $234 | $231 | $195 | $166 | $160 | $166 |
| Avg. temp | 28°F | 30°F | 33°F | 41°F | 49°F | 55°F | 57°F | 56°F | 50°F | 42°F | 34°F | 30°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Juneau?
Downtown Juneau is often recommended for access to cultural sites, galleries, and waterfront activities. Neighborhoods near Douglas Island or around Auke Bay have scenic settings and make it easy to reach nature trails and local cafés.
What are the best things to do in Juneau with kids?
Juneau has gentle trails near Twin Lakes, interactive exhibits at the Alaska State Museum, and nature programs at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center. Boat tours to spot marine wildlife are also commonly enjoyed by families.
What are some of the best things to do in Juneau?
Explore the waterfront, wander through the Alaska State Museum, and take a scenic tram ride with broad city views. Outdoor enthusiasts frequently suggest hiking forest trails and visiting Mendenhall Glacier.
How is the weather in Juneau?
Juneau has cool, wet winters averaging 24–39°F (-5–4°C), and milder summers near 47–64°F (8–18°C) with occasional rain. Packing waterproof boots and extra layers is often suggested for comfort year-round.
When is the best time to visit Juneau?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder temperatures and longer daylight. Summer has popular festivals and outdoor adventures, while autumn brings beautiful foliage and fewer crowds.
What are the best places to visit in Juneau?
Explore the Mendenhall Glacier, the Alaska State Museum, and Mount Roberts Tramway for views and hiking trails. Historic downtown has galleries, cafés, and public art that highlight Juneau’s community spirit.
What are some hiking trails in Juneau?
Juneau has forested trails in the Tongass National Forest, the Perseverance Trail with historic mining views, and paths around Mount Roberts accessed by tram. You will find both short walks and more challenging routes in the area.
What are some family activities we can do in Juneau?
Families in Juneau can explore the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center, learn at the Alaska State Museum, or hike gentler trails around Twin Lakes. Wildlife cruises and hands-on cultural workshops are frequently suggested for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Juneau?
Consider guided boat tours to nearby islands, wildlife viewing excursions, or cultural visits to small Tlingit communities. Kayaking or fishing trips around coves near Juneau are also frequently suggested for a day away.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Juneau?
Juneau has pet-friendly stays, especially around neighborhoods like Douglas Island and near walking trails. Nearby parks and forested paths make it easy to enjoy time outdoors with your pet.
What are some local tips for visiting Juneau?
Layers and waterproof gear are helpful year-round as rain and cooler temperatures are common. Exploring early in the day can mean quieter trails, and local ferries connect to small communities for unique excursions.
What is Juneau known for?
Juneau is known for its glacier landscapes, vibrant Tlingit traditions, and historic gold rush past. The city has access to the Tongass National Forest and an active waterfront surrounded by mountains.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Juneau?
Juneau has quieter trails in the Tongass National Forest, locally owned bookstores, and small art studios tucked in historic buildings. The Alaska State Library, Archives, and Museum can be a peaceful spot to learn about regional history.
What are the best foods to try in Juneau?
Juneau has locally caught seafood such as wild salmon, halibut, and Dungeness crab, which are frequently suggested for their fresh flavors. You might also explore dishes using local berries and reindeer sausage found in community markets and casual restaurants.
What should I bring for a trip to Juneau?
Bring waterproof boots, layered clothing, and a rain jacket to stay comfortable in changing weather. Binoculars and a camera come in handy for wildlife and scenic views, and sturdy shoes support trail walks.
What is the nightlife in Juneau like?
Juneau’s nightlife features casual bars with live music, local breweries, and comedy nights around downtown. Some venues host open mic events and feature regional craft drinks in a friendly setting.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Juneau?
Juneau has popular events such as the Alaska Folk Festival in spring, Celebration honoring Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian traditions, and public art and music festivals during summer. Seasonal marathons and cultural workshops are often included.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Juneau?
Many neighborhoods in Juneau have vacation rentals that welcome families, with hosts frequently providing amenities suited for all ages. Nearby parks like Marine Park, Twin Lakes, or Mayor Bill Overstreet Park have outdoor spaces for play and community gatherings.
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