Holiday rentals in Yakima
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Explore 190 holiday rentals in Yakima
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Yakima holiday rentals start at €26 per night before taxes and fees
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Family-friendly holiday rentals
120 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities
Pet-friendly holiday rentals
Find 70 rentals that welcome pets
Holiday rentals with a pool
10 properties feature pools
Rentals with dedicated workspaces
110 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wifi availability
180 of Yakima holiday rentals include wifi access
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Guests love Self check-in, Gym and BBQ grill across Yakima rentals
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Yakima stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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Bed & Bar@The Dive! Boho Apt.A
Relax in this cool, clean, boho Apt.A @"The Dive"by Bill's Place! (1 of 3 stunning apts. offered on Airbnb, check out B & C too!) Mix with the locals @ one of Yakima's oldest bars. Enjoy crafted cocktails, beer, wine & amazing food! (must be 21) No need to drive, Apt.A is just 50ft. from 32 taps, top shelf bourbons & daily food specials! 2 blocks from downtown & free parking! Enjoy a 58"TV w/free unrestricted WiFi w/Starlink, Q bed, desk, full kitchen, mini split & sm.patio. Come dive in!
Naches Estates guest house with pool and view
The Naches Estates Guest House is close to sports fields, hiking, fishing, biking, wineries and wine tasting, kayaking, river rafting, a skate park, skiing and White Pass and Rainier recreational. Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers and families. You have your own private deck with a beautiful view of the valley and hours of bird watching with full use of the pool and hot tub. Our property has a basketball court. There is an outdoor Weber gas grill available.
Hill House at Sugarloaf Vineyard
Sugarloaf Vineyards Hill House is a beautiful home located on a Hilltop above our vineyards. The home, designed for entertaining both indoors and outdoors boasts magnificent 360 views from the property with the Yakima Valley and Cascade mountains front and center. The property abuts the Rattlesnake Hills. immediately behind the home. There are several world class wineries and may outdoor activities within minutes of the home. Guests are welcome to hike, bike and walk the farm property.
Beautiful Historic Retreat • Central Location
Welcome to our gorgeous, completely renovated 1910 home! Every inch of this charming house has been lovingly restored, updated, and decorated with unique antique pieces with just the right modern amenities. This charming house is situated in an amazing location - just a 5 minute drive to almost anywhere: downtown, Multi-Care Memorial hospital, PNWU, the freeway, SOZO, wineries, restaurants, and more! We can't wait to host you & share our love of this fantastic home & its old-world charm.
Centrally located, family and furry friendly fun!
Welcome to your home away from home! This large, yet cozy home has been lovingly updated throughout with touches you’ll love. 4 private bedrooms, 3 King beds and 6 single beds, 2 living rooms, a game room, large TVs throughout, and a bonus shed furnished for gaming & fun! The backyard oasis will complete your picturesque stay. Centrally located, just ten blocks from the hospital and two blocks from a summer public pool & winter sledding hills. Family, friends, and furry friends are welcome!
Centrally Located Cozy Duplex
Unwind at this centrally-located Yakima duplex. This cozy two-bedroom home offers everything you need for a comfortable stay, whether it's a quick weekend trip or an extended stay. You're minutes away from Yakima Valley College (YVCC), MultiCare Yakima Memorial Hospital, and all the convenience of grocery stores and shopping. This stylish retreat provides the perfect blend of comfort and location, allowing you to explore Yakima with ease and relax in style after your adventures.
Heritage Haven
Step back in time at The Heritage Haven, a beautifully remodeled 1890s farmhouse in Yakima’s historic district. Enjoy vintage character, modern comforts, and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere—perfect for families, couples, or history enthusiasts. *NEW bathtub/shower! We loved our charming clawfoot tub but remodeled to better accommodate our guests. Eat at amazing local restaurants, tour wine country and enjoy our hop valley. Strong WiFi. Gated parking/yard. Firepit + bbq grill.
Yakima Winery & Hot Tub - Freehand Cellars Unit B
Enjoy our guest house right next to the Freehand Cellars tasting room, one of the best and most beautiful wineries in the valley! Enjoy your own private hot tub, gorgeous valley views and walk by our orchards and vineyards. Private 1 br, 1 bath unit, conveniently located within minutes to both downtown Yakima and the wine region. It is the perfect location to settle in and explore the Yakima Valley, wineries, breweries and restaurants. Free EV charger available 24 hours.
Uptown Studio
Our private 1 bed, 1 bath, kitchenette studio is two blocks from the hospital and in one of the quietest neighborhoods in the city. It is only a short drive from parks, the pool, and plenty of food options. Come stay in a very clean, modern and private apartment. Queen bed, couch, coffee pot, toaster oven, microwave and even a stove-top cooking option. WiFi of course, but no Cable. Cozy & comfortable! Extra sleeping mats available if needed for children.
Hop Valley Hideaway - Private Basement Suite
Welcome to a private escape in central Yakima offering the perfect combination of convenience and seclusion. Guests can enjoy easy access to downtown, the freeway, and many local amenities. Known for our agriculture, wineries/breweries, outdoor activities, and many great events & festivals - the Yakima Valley has much to offer! With thoughtful updates and a quiet, comfortable atmosphere, we want to provide you with an enjoyable stay.
Private Studio Guesthouse w/ Orchard Views
Welcome to Cabernet Hill, a private hilltop studio overlooking fruit orchards and Mount Adams. This peaceful retreat is perfect for couples or solo travelers looking to relax and unwind. Enjoy a glass of wine by the fire table from our neighborhood wineries, plan a delicious meal using our full kitchen, or grab a tasty meal from our list of recommendations. Our digital guidebook has all our local favorites to plan your stay well!
Cheerful 5 Bedroom Home with Historic Charm
A private 2700 sq. ft. bright and airy home in a quiet neighborhood! Comfy beds for up to 15 adults plus 3 infants/toddlers. Plenty of room for traveling groups. Two driveways for lots of parking. Centrally located and within 10 minutes of airport, fairgrounds/Sundome, SOZO, Selah, West Valley or Terrace Heights! Keypad entry for quick and easy check-in and check-out. Ramp available for front steps if needed.
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When is the best time to visit Yakima?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Yakima?
Many guests choose to stay near downtown Yakima for walkable dining, markets, and art spaces. The historic district and scenic East Yakima neighborhoods frequently draw visitors seeking local restaurants and cozy parks.
What are the best things to do in Yakima with kids?
Explore Yakima Valley Museum for interactive exhibits, visit local orchards for seasonal fruit picking, or spend an afternoon at the Yakima Area Arboretum. Playgrounds and parks around the city are popular for family outings.
What are some of the best things to do in Yakima?
Yakima has wineries, craft breweries, and locally rooted farmers markets. Enjoy public art walks, learn about the region’s history at Yakima Valley Museum, or hike trails in Cowiche Canyon.
How is the weather in Yakima?
Yakima has cold winters, often around 24–40°F (−5–4°C), and warm, dry summers with afternoons reaching 90°F (32°C). Rain is light most months, and skies stay clear in summer and early fall.
When is the best time to visit Yakima?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for mild temperatures, local festivals, and harvest activities. Orchards are lively in summer, and sunny days are frequent.
What are the best places to visit in Yakima?
Yakima Valley Museum, Yakima Area Arboretum, and the Yakama Nation Cultural Center are often suggested for their exhibits and gardens. Cowiche Canyon and local wineries invite guests to explore nature and regional flavors.
What are some hiking trails in Yakima?
Cowiche Canyon Trail is frequently suggested for nature walks among basalt cliffs, wildflowers, and river views. Yakima Greenway Path and trails in the Yakima Area Arboretum encourage strolls through gardens and riparian zones.
What are some family activities we can do in Yakima?
Yakima has hands-on science exhibits, fruit picking in nearby orchards, and parks with playgrounds. Families often enjoy exploring the Yakima Area Arboretum or visiting the Central Washington Agricultural Museum.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Yakima?
Explore local vineyards and cideries around the Yakima Valley, or head to nearby state parks for hiking and birdwatching. The region also has historic small towns known for seasonal markets and scenic drives.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Yakima?
Many vacation rentals in Yakima welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods near parks and recreation areas. Some stays have easy access to walking trails and outdoor spaces for four-legged companions.
What are some local tips for visiting Yakima?
Locals suggest bringing sun protection for Yakima’s sunny summers, and planning visits to farmers markets for fresh Yakima Valley produce. Many find the region’s fruit stands and winery tours lively, especially during harvest season.
What is Yakima known for?
Yakima is known for its agricultural heritage, especially apple orchards, hops fields, and wineries. The city also has ties to cultural traditions of the Yakama Nation and vibrant outdoor recreation.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Yakima?
Some guests enjoy the Yakima Greenway for peaceful riverside paths and lesser-known picnic spots. Small galleries and local roasteries tucked around downtown occasionally feature art shows and community events.
What are the best foods to try in Yakima?
Yakima is known for seasonal apples, fresh cherries, and local wines. Guests often enjoy tacos made with Yakima Valley produce, and pastries from area bakeries use local fruit in summer.
What should I bring for a trip to Yakima?
Bring sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes, and layers for temperature changes—summery afternoons and cool evenings are common. A hat and refillable water bottle are helpful for outdoor activities.
What is the nightlife in Yakima like?
Yakima’s nightlife includes downtown breweries, wine tasting rooms, and spaces with live music. Guests often explore relaxed bars, local food hubs, and late-night coffee shops.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Yakima?
Yakima hosts agricultural fairs, outdoor concerts in summer, and hop harvest celebrations around September. The Central Washington State Fair is frequently suggested for local food, music, and community traditions.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Yakima?
Many Yakima vacation rentals are family friendly, with features such as extra bedrooms, outdoor spaces, and nearby parks. Central neighborhoods and residential areas are often chosen by groups traveling with children.