Vacation rentals in Tallahassee
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Explore 1,730 vacation rentals in Tallahassee
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Family-friendly vacation rentals
990 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
Pet-friendly vacation rentals
Find 660 rentals that welcome pets
Vacation rentals with a pool
220 properties feature pools
Rentals with dedicated workspaces
930 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
1,690 of Tallahassee vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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4.8 Average rating
Tallahassee stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
Nearby attractions
Tallahassee's top spots, include Cascades Park, Tallahassee Museum, and Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park
Top-rated vacation rentals in Tallahassee
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Like New Midtown Retreat | 3 TVs • Ethernet Port
This is a newly renovated 2BR 1 Bath apartment on the first floor located central off Meridian, a Canopy Road, in Tallahassee, just a short ride or walk to shopping, Whole Foods, Riccardos, ABC, Publix, Walmart, Food Glorious Food, Winthrop Park, Planet Fitness and hundreds of nearby restaurants and coffee shops, Near John Knox and the Trousdell Aquatics Center. These units come with over the top line beds, 3 Tv's and fast internet-20 minutes to just about anywhere in Tallahassee. Pool 0.9 mi.
Midtown Darling. 5 mins to FSU/hospital
Nestled in the heart of Midtown's popular Levy Park neighborhood, this spacious 1930s home blends vintage charm with modern updates. Enjoy a short walk to restaurants, bars, coffee shops, a brewery, and beautiful Lake Ella. Hospitals, downtown, FSU, and FAMU, are all just 5–10 minutes away. Relax in the fully fenced backyard or unwind on the enclosed sun porch with your morning coffee or evening cocktail. Clean, quiet, and centrally located, it's the perfect home base for your Tallahassee stay.
Live Oak Cottages III. InTown - Nature Retreat
A Beautiful private location with the cottage nestled under 100-300 Plus yrs old Live Oak trees. Sits off the street, very private. Comfortable, stylish interior with all that you need. Sparkling clean! Quality linens. W&D.All bedding and throws washed every time. Kitchen supplies, extra towels. Sodas, water, creamer for free. 2 full baths, 3 Tvs and WiFi. It's the right side of a duplex where the wall between is completely soundproof. Close to the Capital,Colleges, restaurants and shopping.
Beautiful Guest House in Desirable Northside
Hello and welcome to our home! This guest house is in our backyard and is very cozy with a large, screened-in porch. Sit in a rocking chair on the porch and enjoy the sounds of the many birds and the company of butterflies and hummingbirds. The King size bed is so comfortable! Our neighborhood lies between the Market District to the south and Bannerman Crossing to the North. There is shopping as well as many restaurants all around us. Downtown and FSU are 20 min away depending on traffic.
Walk to Museum | Near FSU | EVSE
* Lake Water severely is low, Tallahassee is in a drought* ✈️ 5 minutes from Tallahassee Airport! 🏟️ 12 minutes from Capitol, FSU, FAMU and TCC 🤪 No crazy check out instructions! 🐕 Pet friendly! 🛶 Kayaks available! 🔋Remote control bed! 🌺Nature trails! ⛵️Private Lake access! 👩💻Traveling work friendly! 🎣Fish off the dock! 🔑 Remote and keyless entry. ⛳️ Golf course 10 minutes away! 🚿 Walk in shower and separate tub! 🎸 Piano, guitar, and board games available 🍳Awesome Grill set up!
Twisted Pine Lake Cabin, secluded & near town
Close to everything, a million miles away....... Down the two-track driveway, past the view of the nearest neighbors, our new custom cabin awaits. Rest easy on the screened porch, with its view of the two-acre lake or cross the adjacent foot bridge to the island. Fish for bass and bream, stroll the walking path, paddle around and enjoy the wildlife, or just relax far from the madding crowd. This slice of paradise sits on 12 acres; our home is across the lake, out of sight and out of mind.
Midtown*Pool*Walk to Dining*2 miles to FSU/Capitol
Steps from all that Midtown has to offer, Midtown Retreat’s private POOL & deck is an oasis to enjoy it all from! Our light-filled midcentury charmer is spacious/cozy. Only 2 miles to Capitol & FSU, this home is a treat to stay! 3 miles to Doak Campbell Stadium makes for a quick trip for FSU games. Ideal spot for FSU visits, Capitol business trips & Midtown nightlife! Heart of Tallahassee! ✅Pool ✅Wi-Fi ✅Pet-friendly ✅Work-from-home space ✅Free Parking ✅Walk to Midtown’s best dining/bars
THE SPACE at Magnolia Hill
We love the wooded setting of this mid century cottage (circa 1955) located in a quiet downtown neighborhood. Enjoy the totally remodeled kitchen with new appliances as well as the original gleaming hardwood floors. At over a 1,000 sq. ft, THE SPACE @Magnolia Hill is the perfect place to Work or Relax or just Recharge! We are conveniently located to downtown, The Capitol complex, FSU and FAMU as well as near great restaurants, shopping, parks and Tallahassee Memorial Hospital!
Private Garden Retreat, King Bed, TMH, Downtown
Welcome to your peaceful getaway, central to everything in Tallahassee! King bed ✔ Spacious, mural wall patio with a fenced back yard ✔ Private Parking ✔ Dogs Welcome ✔ Well-stocked kitchenette ✔ Mid-century charm ✔ Coffee, tea, snacks ✔ Cozy up with a movie in front of the custom wood slat wall, cook dinner in the kitchenette, and get a quiet night's rest under a stylish wood ceiling. You are: - 5 mins from TMH - 8 mins to downtown - 8 mins to FSU - 7 mins from I-10
Convenient Game Day 1BR - Condo Near FSU Stadium
Welcome to our charming one bedroom, one bathroom condo located at Seminole Legends in the heart of Tallahassee! Perfectly situated just minutes away from Florida State University, this beautifully appointed unit is the ideal home base for couples or solo travelers seeking a comfortable and convenient stay. With its unbeatable location, stylish decor, and top-notch amenities, our Seminole Legends unit 102 is the perfect choice for your next trip to Tallahassee.
Shangri-La Treehouse
Shangri-La Treehouse is the 1st and only luxury treehouse in Tallahassee, Florida's Capital City. Nestled between ancient oaks, Shangri-La Treehouse is luxury in the wild where serenity is found. You are invited to enjoy 9.5 acres of verdant land amidst ducks, deer, owls, and other assorted wildlife that call Shangri-La home. A thoughtful, adults only (21+) romantic getaway for 2 that can accommodate up to 4 guests comfortably.
Convenient Cottage | Midtown TLH
Welcome to our charming, cozy cottage in Tallahassee's Midtown, less than ten minutes from Doak Campbell Stadium, the Florida State Capitol, Cascades Park, and the city's best restaurants. This is the perfect two queen bedroom stay for game day, concerts, graduation, and more. Make yourself at home with WiFi, live YouTube TV, full kitchen with Keurig coffee maker, washer/dryer, back deck, and free off-street parking.
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Wild Adventures
Family-friendly theme park offering rides, a water park, and exotic animal exhibits
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At Wild Adventures, spend the day riding roller coasters, family rides, and water rides, including the Tasmanian River Rapids and plenty of options for both toddlers and thrill-seekers. Cool off at Splash Island Waterpark with its wave pool, lazy river, and tons of slides, and stay for fireworks viewed while floating the lazy river. Visit the zoo and safari areas to see giraffes, lions, and other exotic animals, plus ride the safari train. Enjoy live shows, concerts, arcade games, and seasonal events like Halloween and Wild Adventures Christmas.
Tallahassee Museum
Outdoor museum featuring Florida wildlife, historic exhibits, and zip-lining adventures
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Spend the day exploring this 50+ acre indoor-outdoor museum, where nature, history, and wildlife all meet. Walk elevated boardwalks past Florida panthers, black bears, alligators, deer, otters, coyotes, and more in large, natural-style habitats, then visit the 1880s farm with cabins, gardens, a gristmill, turpentine commissary, and friendly farm animals. Try the Tallahassee Tree to Tree zip line and ropes courses, let kids enjoy the playground, and refuel at the on-site cafe with weekend mimosas.
Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park
Expansive state park offering gardens, hiking trails, kayaking, and seasonal floral displays
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Explore historic ornamental gardens with brick walkways, secret gardens, a reflection pool, walled garden, and a historic mansion that once served as the Maclay family’s winter home. Spend the day swimming, kayaking, canoeing, or fishing on Lake Hall, with options to rent kayaks or paddle boards and picnic at lakeside pavilions and grills. Walk, run, bike, or horseback ride along miles of wooded nature trails under moss-covered live oaks. Visit in spring for peak blooms and seasonal events.
Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park
Expansive park with wildlife tours, swimming, and a historic lodge offering dining and lodging
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At Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park, you can swim or snorkel in the constant ~69–70-degree spring, jump from the multi-level diving tower, or float near the beach and swimming platform above one of the world’s largest and deepest freshwater springs and its submerged cave system. Take the guided riverboat or glass-bottom boat tour to see alligators, manatees, turtles, deer, birds, and even mastodon bones while learning about Tarzan and Creature from the Black Lagoon filming sites. Hike or bike the nature trails through old-growth forest and karst features, a favorite for wildlife photography. Afterward, eat in the historic 1930s lodge’s full-service Edward Ball Dining Room or grab ice cream, milkshakes, or old-fashioned sodas at the soda fountain.
Railroad Square Art District
Vibrant arts district with galleries, vintage shops, and the popular First Friday festival
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Explore more than 50 art studios, galleries, vintage shops, and small businesses in this historic warehouse district turned arts hub, including quirky boutiques, local artists’ studios, and even a café built out of a real railroad caboose. Spend time browsing pinball and game rooms, a rock climbing gym, dance studio, rock wall and virtual reality spots, plus coffee shops, restaurants, and a craft brewery like Proof. Enjoy dog-friendly patios, colorful murals, and a playground. If you’re here on First Friday, stay for food trucks, live music, extra vendors, and shops open late.
Wakulla Springs
Expansive freshwater spring offering swimming, wildlife boat tours, and a historic lodge
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At Wakulla Springs, you can swim in one of the world’s largest and deepest freshwater springs, with crystal-clear, 70-degree water, a roped-off swimming area, floating dock, and jump platforms. Take the river or glass-bottom boat tours to see manatees, alligators, fish, and a wide variety of birds along the Wakulla River. Explore hiking and biking trails, picnic areas, and the lovely grounds. Inside the historic lodge, enjoy an old-fashioned restaurant, ice cream bar, gift shop, and the famous Old Joe alligator display, and learn about movies like Tarzan and Creature from the Black Lagoon filmed here.
Tallahassee homes
Eclectic Midtown home by Whole Foods near I-10
King Bed-Pets -Quiet-Huge fence Yrd
Cozy | Modern | Bungalow | FSU | Pingpong | Yard
New! Quiet cottage style in convenient location
ADORABLE TALLAHASSEE EXPERIENCE - CAMPUS + CAPITOL
15 walk to FSU/2 mile drive to Capital & Bragg
Luxury Haven w/ Many Amenities
Comforts of Home in the Heart of the Capital City
Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Tallahassee
Woodsy Loft near I-10
Cozy Country Cottage - Waterfront!
1940’s Midtown Beard St. Charmer
Mi Casa Su Casa
The Beachum House
Cottages @ Lake Ella | Studio (1br-1bth hotel)
Artful & Roomy 1/1 • Big Fenced Yard • Pets OK!
Cozy Coffee Inn King Bed FSU FAMU TSC Downtown
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Misty Garden; Quiet Cul de sac.
Tallahassee serene 3/2b Pets Fenced Last Min Disc.
Magnolia Barn (7-8 Bedrooms) Campus/Downtown Area
Magnolia Manor Estate with Heated Indoor Pool
3BR/2Bth Spacious
Cottage @ Midtown - Central Location! (Duplex)
Cozy & Stylish Cottage Near FSU
Cozy Getaway Near Shops & Dining/Hospitals
When is the best time to visit Tallahassee?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $124 | $130 | $129 | $137 | $154 | $121 | $122 | $154 | $155 | $185 | $152 | $131 |
| Avg. temp | 52°F | 56°F | 61°F | 67°F | 75°F | 81°F | 83°F | 82°F | 79°F | 70°F | 60°F | 55°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Tallahassee?
Historic neighborhoods around Midtown, downtown, and the area near College Town have a welcoming mix of walkable dining, green spaces, and local culture. These areas are often suggested for travelers looking to experience the city’s energy and laid-back Southern character.
What are the best things to do in Tallahassee with kids?
Tallahassee has family-friendly destinations like Tallahassee Museum, which features wildlife exhibits and outdoor activities, and Tom Brown Park with large playgrounds and open fields. Exploring Cascades Park is also frequently suggested for outdoor play and seasonal splash pads.
What are some of the best things to do in Tallahassee?
Explore Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park’s landscaped grounds, tour the Florida Historic Capitol Museum, and walk scenic paths in Cascades Park. The city’s mix of outdoor spaces and local history is often highlighted by visitors.
How is the weather in Tallahassee?
Tallahassee has mild winters around 40–66°F (5–19°C) and warm, humid summers reaching up to 92°F (33°C). Rain is frequent in summer, so packing a light rain jacket is useful throughout much of the year.
What are the best places to visit in Tallahassee?
Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park draws visitors with its floral displays, while the Florida State Capitol invites exploration of local government history. The Tallahassee Museum blends interactive exhibits with boardwalks through natural habitats.
What are some hiking trails in Tallahassee?
Hikers can explore forested trails in the Lafayette Heritage Trail Park, shaded walks at Elinor Klapp-Phipps Park, and the popular loop path at Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park. These trails showcase North Florida’s diverse landscapes and birdlife.
What are some family activities we can do in Tallahassee?
Families can explore the Tallahassee Museum’s wildlife habitats, visit the Challenger Learning Center’s interactive exhibits, or enjoy an afternoon at Tom Brown Park’s playgrounds. Local parks and science centers frequently host hands-on activities for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Tallahassee?
Day trips often include exploring nature preserves, historic sites, and state parks surrounding the city. Visitors also venture to nearby coastal areas, freshwater springs, or traditional markets to experience North Florida’s natural and cultural variety.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Tallahassee?
Many stays welcome pets, especially in areas like Midtown and near the city's parks. Bark-friendly spaces and outdoor patios make it comfortable to explore Tallahassee with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting Tallahassee?
Bring comfortable walking shoes to navigate hilly neighborhoods and nature parks. Exploring farmers’ markets is a great way to taste local produce, and staying hydrated is helpful, especially during humid months.
What is Tallahassee known for?
Tallahassee is known as Florida’s capital and a center for education, with vibrant political history and two major universities. The city also has locally rooted music traditions, green spaces, and a blend of Southern and coastal influences.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Tallahassee?
The Lichgate on High Road is known for its distinctive live oak tree and serene gardens, while Railroad Square Art District showcases local studios, galleries, and makers. Exploring lesser-known nature trails and independent coffee shops also brings out Tallahassee’s creative energy.
What are the best foods to try in Tallahassee?
Tallahassee has Southern staples like fried green tomatoes, barbecue specialties, and shrimp and grits, as well as locally influenced seafood. Farm-to-table restaurants and classic comfort food are frequently suggested for visitors.
What should I bring for a trip to Tallahassee?
Pack lightweight clothing for warm weather, comfortable walking shoes, and a light rain jacket for sudden showers. A reusable water bottle and sunscreen are also helpful, especially if you plan to explore outdoor parks and trails.
What is the nightlife in Tallahassee like?
Tallahassee’s nightlife centers around lively bars, college hangouts, and live music venues in College Town and Midtown. Local breweries and late-night eateries add a relaxed, social atmosphere on weekends.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Tallahassee?
Springtime Tallahassee with its parade and arts events is frequently suggested, while the Tallahassee Film Festival showcases independent cinema. The city also has music gatherings and cultural celebrations throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Tallahassee?
Tallahassee has many family-friendly stays, especially in quiet neighborhoods near parks and outdoor attractions. Look for rentals with extra living space, kitchens, or yard access for added comfort during your visit.
When is the best time to visit Tallahassee?
Spring and autumn are often recommended for pleasant temperatures, blooming flowers, and outdoor events. Summers are warm and humid, while the winter months are cooler and generally quieter.
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