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Vacation rentals in Stavanger

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 3,020 vacation rentals in Stavanger

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Stavanger vacation rentals start at $10 per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    1,670 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 600 rentals that welcome pets

  • Vacation rentals with a pool

    10 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    1,350 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    2,950 of Stavanger vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

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

  • 4.8 Average rating

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

Top-rated vacation rentals in Stavanger

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A modern wooden cabin is positioned on a rocky landscape, featuring a spacious deck with two stylish chairs. Large sliding doors offer a view into the interior, while a covered outdoor seating area extends from the cabin, surrounded by trees and open sky.
Cabin in Idse
5 out of 5 average rating, 85 reviews

Hytte i flott terreng nær sjøen

Lovely one level holiday home, nicely located in the terrain, short distance to the sea. Amazing views and sunny conditions from morning to sunset. Located in a quiet area, only 30m from parking. (20min by car to Pulpitrock hike start) Folding door at the front and two large sliding doors give the option to open up to nature outside. Fishing and bathing opportunities only 120m from the cabin. Wood-burning stove inside and outdoor wood fireplace. All bedrooms have light-proof sun shading.

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A serene view from the minihouse showcases a spacious bed with soft white linens, framed by wooden walls. The landscape captures a tranquil fjord reflecting the soft hues of a sunset, with mountains rising in the distance.
Tiny home in Gjesdal
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 263 reviews

Unikt minihus med panoramautsikt - «Fjordbris»

Velkommen til Fjordbris! Her kan du få en overnatting i det naturskjønne området Dirdal med en uforglemmelig utsikt. Med kun noen få meter til fjorden får en nesten opplevelsen av å sove i vannet. Alt av fasiliteter er tilgjengelig enten i minihuset eller i kjelleren til butikken Dirdalstraen Gardsutsalg like ved. Gårdsutsalget ble i 2023 og 2025 kåret til Norges beste gårdsbutikk og er en liten attraksjon i seg selv. Rett ved siden finner du en badstue som kan bookes med like god utsikt.

Top guest favorite
A view of the surrounding neighborhood showcases a blend of traditional and modern architecture, with a white house featuring a red roof and a rooftop terrace. Nearby buildings display similar roofs, and a parking area is visible in the foreground.
Home in Stavanger
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 574 reviews

MESTERGAARDEN retro-industrial city apartment

We wish you welcome to this very special apartment located in the middle of an 1929 industrial designed master cabinetmakers/ebeniste workshop building. Apartment is spacious - with modern bathroom, kitchen facilities, dining area, 2 TV livingrooms, a/c, big windows, beds for 4/5/6 people, a cozy backyard and terrace; all located in a very quite west side area of townhouses. Its 2-6 minutes walk to city center, harbour, railway and buses. Several grocery stores and restaurants 40-80 m away.

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Home in Strand
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 193 reviews

Fjord Retreat w/ Swim Spa near Preikestolen

Wake up to breathtaking fjord views and crisp Scandinavian air from the spacious terrace — perfect for slow mornings, long dinners, and unforgettable moments together. Just minutes from Preikestolen, with space for up to 18 guests, this is the ideal retreat for families and groups seeking both nature and comfort. Enjoy the outdoor swim spa with hot tub, counter-current system, 9 seats, and fjord views — perfect for relaxing year-round. More than a stay — a place where memories are made.

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A two-story yellow villa is presented, featuring a steep roof and large windows. A white fence surrounds the property, with green foliage and plants visible. The bright blue sky creates a clear backdrop for the charming building, located in a quiet neighborhood.
Condo in Stavanger
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Nydelig leilighet med solrik terrasse i sentrum

Velkommen til Stavanger og vår meget koselige leilighet i 2 etasje i villaen vår fra 1913. Leiligheten består av ett soverom (dobbelseng), bad med badekar/dusj, toalett og vask. Kjøkkenet er fullt utstyrt med oppvaskmaskin, kaffemaskin, kjøleskap og komfyr. I stuen er det sovesofa med plass til to personer (150cm). Dere har tilgang til gratis WIFI. Leiligheten er 75 kvm. Etter at dere har benyttet dere av byens fasiliteter er dette et virkelig flott sted å slappe av og få pusten tilbake.

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A tranquil outdoor area is featured, showcasing a wooden deck with seating overlooking a serene lake. Lush greenery and colorful flowers surround the space, with vibrant azaleas and flowering plants adding visual interest. The calm waters reflect the nearby trees and blue sky.
Home in Strand
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

Idyllic house by the lake close to Preikestolen.

Magical place at the lake with a 8000 m2 garden and 120 m beach/shoreline. Perfect for relaxing, boating and fishing. At the lake there is a pavillion with a remarkable view where you can enjoy the sunset. A boat and canoe are available for free. It's a very private and quiet location, but still perfectly located in Ryfylke with all its breathtaking hikes nearby. In 2020 the bathroom and hall was totally refurbished, and a fiberoptic cable was installed with a fast wifi-connection.

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Place to stay in Strand
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 261 reviews

Luxury Villa with Jacuzzi, cinema & Fjord View

Pepsitoppen is more than a place to stay. It's your gateway to unforgettable experiences in Ryfylke... Wake up with panoramic fjord views, spend the day exploring Preikestolen or the Lysefjord, and return to relax in the hot tub under the stars. Whether you're looking for adventure or a peaceful escape, Pepsitoppen offers the perfect base for an unforgettable stay. Guests have the opportunity to book exclusive fjord experiences with Ryfylke Adventures, including private boat tours

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The cottage features a wooden exterior with large windows that allow abundant natural light. A wooden deck leads to a private pier, enhancing access to the water. Surrounding trees and a sloped mountain backdrop add to the scenic setting.
Cabin in Forsand
5 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

Hytte ved Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) i Forsand.

This is a fantastic property in the outer lysefjord with very superb standard. It has a very luxurious standard with top class of everything. Wake up to the waves and enjoy the day at the seaside or at the sea. This property is in a beautiful location right on the seafront with its own pier in front of the cottage. Parking just behind the cottage. Well-equipped nest cabin with a shipsparket in the living room, loft room and 3 bedrooms make this a place for the whole family.

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Cabin in Strand
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 24 reviews

Romantisk liten hytte ved Lysefjorden

Velkommen til en liten perle for naturelskere og fjellvandrere. Denne koselige og velutstyrte hytta ligger fredelig og skjermet til - med fjorden foran deg og fjellene bak deg. Her kan du starte dagen med kaffe på brygga, fiske fra egen kai og avslutte med stilhet, frisk luft og storslått natur. Denne hytta passer for par eller venner som elsker å gå i fjellet, deg som ønsker ro, inspirasjon og flott natur. Her får du et pusterom - et sted for å koble av og bare være.

Guest favorite
A cobblestone pathway leads through a quaint courtyard bordered by white wooden houses. Colorful flowers in planter boxes add a touch of vibrancy. The bright blue door on the left contrasts with the soft hues of the structure, while a bright sky is visible above.
Home in Stavanger
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 73 reviews

Historisk hus i gamle Stavanger

Andasmauet 10 er et lite hus fra 1838 midt i Stavanger. Takhøyden er lav, gulvet knirker og vinduene er håndlagde med sprosser. Ja, det er vel nettopp sånn et 186 år gammelt hus skal være. Her får du oppleve å bo i et av husene i det som er utpekt som Nord-Europas best bevarte trehusbebyggelse. Huset består av 2 soverom, kjøkken, stue og bad. Det er sovesofa i stuen. Både kjøkken og bad er totalrenovert i 2025. OBS! Trappen er original og bratt!

Top guest favorite
Guesthouse in Strand
5 out of 5 average rating, 174 reviews

Moderne leilighet; utsikt, kveldssol, eksklusivt.

Preikestolen 10 minutter til parkering. Les anmeldelsene fra tidligere gjester. Utsikten er slående, stedet er skjermet fra trafikk og støy. Sol til klokken 22:20 på de lengste dagene. Slå dere ned i flere dager og gå på flotte turer og fjelltopper fra utgangsdøren. Fem minutter fottur unna kan du bade i en elv med friskt fjellvann. Kort avstand til Jørpeland sentrum (10 minutter gange, 5 min å kjøre) med alle nødvendige butikker tilgjengelig.

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Condo in Stavanger
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

Private Balcony • Walk to Everything

Enjoy peace and comfort in this quiet yet ultra-central apartment. From cozy cafés to cultural gems, all of Stavanger is right at your doorstep. Start your morning with a coffee on the private balcony as the city and sun wakes up, or take a short stroll to Fargegata, Stavanger’s most colourful street, lined with cafés and charming boutiques. Whether you’re here for work or leisure, this apartment lets you experience the city from the inside.

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What Airbnb hosts recommend seeing in Stavanger

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Pulpit Rock

Scenic mountain plateau offering breathtaking views of Lysefjord, popular among hikers

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At Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) you hike to a 25 x 25 meter mountain plateau that hangs about 604 meters above the Lysefjord, with wide-open views along the fjord and towards Lysebotn and surrounding cliffs like Kjerag on clear days. The marked 8.2 km round-trip trail (about 2.5–4 hours) leads through pine forest, swampland on wooden walkways, stone stairways built by Nepalese sherpas, and small ponds that warm up quickly on sunny days for a refreshing dip. Expect some steep sections and 330–350 meters of ascent, but the hike is considered moderately demanding and manageable for most with basic fitness. Go early, late, or outside peak summer months for fewer people, and bring good shoes, weather-appropriate layers, water, and food to enjoy time on the plateau.

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Kjerag

Challenging hike featuring the iconic Kjeragbolten, offering breathtaking views of Lysefjord

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At Kjerag you hike across a barren, rocky plateau to a cliff that drops about 1,000 meters straight down to Lysefjorden, with wide-open views the whole way. At the top you can see, or if you dare, stand on the world-famous Kjeragbolten boulder wedged between the rock walls, and sometimes watch basejumpers launch themselves into the fjord. The hike is demanding, about 11 km round trip and 5–7 hours, with steep sections and chains. Go in summer, wear good hiking boots, and bring food, water, and warm, waterproof layers.

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Gamle Stavanger

Historic district featuring charming cobblestone streets, wooden houses, and local craft shops

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In Gamle Stavanger you can wander cobblestone streets lined with 173 protected and restored wooden houses from the late 18th and 19th centuries, once home to fishermen, sailors, craftsmen, and canning factory workers. Stroll among the whitewashed facades, small gardens, and blooming flower boxes, and step into little shops and cafes as you go. Visit the nearby Canning Museum and Maritime Museum to dig into Stavanger’s sardine and maritime heritage. It’s an easy, quiet place to walk, take photos, and experience the city’s older side.

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Norwegian Petroleum Museum

Interactive museum exploring Norway's oil industry, with exhibits on technology, history, and sustainability

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Explore interactive exhibitions that show how offshore oil and gas operations became one of Norway’s most important industries and shaped Stavanger as the country’s energy capital. Learn how oil and gas are created, discovered, produced, and used, from the first rigs in the North Sea to modern production ships and subsea systems, plus exhibits on the oil fund and environmental topics. Kids can try the rescue chute, catastrophe room, and play platform for sliding and climbing, making the museum engaging for all ages.

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Sverd I Fjell

Monument of three swords commemorating the 872 battle that unified Norway

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At Sverd i Fjell you stand beneath three gigantic Viking swords set in rock, marking the Battle of Hafrsfjord in 872, where Harald Fairhair defeated rival chiefs and united Norway into one kingdom. The monument, symbolizing peace, unity, and freedom, is one of Stavanger’s key Viking landmarks and a strong photo spot with fjord views. Stay to walk the paths along Hafrsfjord, swim at the nearby Møllebukten beach, and grab ice cream, coffee, or a simple picnic by the water.

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Fargegaten

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In Fargegaten you can wander a pedestrian lane of brightly painted wooden houses, photograph one of Stavanger’s most colorful and popular streets, and linger at cozy cafés, bars, and small local restaurants. Sip a cocktail at Pjolter og Pønsj, read a book on the bench outside Bøker og Børst, or try craft coffee from micro-roastery Kokko. Settle into pillow-filled corners to play board or card games, people-watch from a café table, and explore independent boutiques and niche shops.

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When is the best time to visit Stavanger?

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Stavanger?

    Stavanger has a variety of welcoming neighborhoods, such as the city center, Eiganes, and Våland, each known for their distinctive atmosphere and nearby cafés. Many visitors enjoy staying near the harbor or in Old Stavanger for easy access to local galleries, historic streets, and waterfront strolls.

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

    Families can explore the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, enjoy interactive exhibits at Stavanger Museum, or spend time outdoors in the parklands around Mosvatnet lake. In warmer months, sandy beaches and local playgrounds are frequently suggested for family fun.

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

    Stavanger has white wooden houses in Old Stavanger, contemporary exhibitions at Stavanger Art Museum, and a lively waterfront promenade. Visitors often explore nearby fjords and hiking spots or learn about offshore energy at the Norwegian Petroleum Museum.

  • How is the weather in Stavanger?

    Stavanger has cool winters with temperatures around 31–41°F (0–5°C), while summers are mild, typically ranging from 54–66°F (12–19°C). Rain is common year-round, so it is a good idea to pack waterproof layers.

  • What are the best places to visit in Stavanger?

    Old Stavanger, with its white wooden houses, is frequently suggested, as is the Norwegian Petroleum Museum for its hands-on displays. The city’s cathedral, Domkirke, and the vibrant harbor area have a distinctive blend of history and modern life.

  • What are some hiking trails in Stavanger?

    Stavanger has scenic trails around Mosvatnet and Stokkavatnet lakes, while longer hikes such as coastal routes provide sea views and peaceful forests. Many adventurers look to nearby Preikestolen for a challenging climb and panoramic fjord views.

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

    Families can explore the Stavanger Museum, visit animal parks, or enjoy picnics in the park at Mosvatnet. Interactive exhibits at the Norwegian Petroleum Museum and trips to local beaches are also popular among travelers with children.

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

    Popular day trips from Stavanger include hiking to Preikestolen for sweeping fjord views, visiting the traditional fishing village area of Tananger, and exploring the scenic Lysefjord region. Those interested in outdoor activities can discover nearby islands or cycle through coastal countryside landscapes.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Stavanger?

    Stavanger has a range of pet-friendly accommodations, particularly in neighborhoods with parks and waterfront paths like Eiganes and parts of the city center. Many hosts welcome travelers with pets and provide easy access to outdoor green spaces.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Stavanger?

    Wander through local markets for specialty foods and crafts, and consider a fjord boat tour for a distinct perspective of the region. Norwegians often dress in layers to adapt to changing weather, and waterproof jackets are recommended even in summer.

  • What is Stavanger known for?

    Stavanger is known for its well-preserved wooden houses, Norwegian Petroleum Museum, and proximity to celebrated natural sites like the fjords and Preikestolen. The city also has a lively arts scene, maritime history, and seasonal festivals.

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

    Travelers often find hidden murals in colorful street art alleys, and boutique cafés tucked into Old Stavanger’s backstreets. The Ullandhaug Tower and Flor og Fjære island gardens provide quieter perspectives on the region’s landscape and local creativity.

  • What are the best foods to try in Stavanger?

    Stavanger has locally caught seafood such as shrimp, mackerel, and cod, as well as traditional dishes like raspeballer and brunost. Bakeries feature cardamom pastries and cinnamon buns, and cafes serve coffee alongside sweet treats popular in the region.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Stavanger?

    Pack waterproof and wind-resistant layers, comfortable shoes for cobbled streets and trails, and a reusable water bottle. An extra jumper or sweater is useful, as Stavanger’s temperatures are typically cool even in summer.

  • What is the nightlife in Stavanger like?

    Stavanger’s nightlife has lively pubs, music venues, and bars—the city center is known for its relaxed lounges and local craft brews. Some venues spotlight jazz or rock acts, and late-night cafes are popular places to wind down.

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

    Stavanger hosts a jazz festival in early summer that draws musicians from Norway and abroad, as well as a popular food festival highlighting Nordic cuisine. Art weekends and parades bring the city’s streets to life during spring and summer.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Stavanger?

    Stavanger has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, particularly in quiet areas like Eiganes, Våland, and neighborhoods near local parks. Many hosts offer amenities suited to families, including kitchens and outdoor spaces.

  • When is the best time to visit Stavanger?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for exploring Stavanger, thanks to milder temperatures and longer daylight. This time of year sees frequent outdoor festivals, local markets, and more chances to enjoy nature walks or boat tours.

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