Maybe it's those wacky antics of Snooki and the Situation, but we're entertaining the idea of renting a beach house for a girls' getaway this summer. It's fun to stay under one roof, vacation rental homes are often more economical than a hotel--especially for a large group, and there are some pretty sweet vacation rentals to be had out there. While Seaside Heights, NJ is definitely off the list, here are a few spots we're considering:
Vacation Rental Home #1: Seaside Place in Key West. It has its own pool, is right by the beach, has 5 bedrooms, and starts at $600 a night.
Vacation Rental Home #2: Carpinteria, California. This 4-bedroom home near Santa Barbara has ocean views and rents for $5,000 a week.
Vacation Rental Home #3: Bridgehampton, New York. Ok, so this 7-bedroom stunner isn't exactly a bargain at $35,000 per week, but it was built in '08 and we can see ourselves hosting the party of the season on that deck.
Vacation Rental Home #4: Bravos by the Sea, in Vieques, Puerto Rico. While we're waiting for the W to open, we could happily call this 7-bedroom stunner home. It starts at $5,500 per week.
Not sure where to start your search for a vacation rental home? We like HomeAway and Discover Vacation Homes. HomeAway tends to be a little swankier, has more listings and offers European rentals. You may find better bargains on Discover Vacation Homes.
Love the key west home!
ReplyDeleteLove the key west home!
ReplyDeleteoh that all sound fabulous, but I completely agree about what an amazing party you could have poolside at the Bridgehampton house.
ReplyDeleteThose look like really nice vacation spots.
ReplyDeleteI wonder why you believe Homeaway is "swankier" than Discover Vacation Homes? DVH are homes that are all professionally managed and most are regulated by real estate state agencies. So I would suggest that Discover Vacation Homes would be the professional online travel company. Homeaway is a great online portal to tons of vacation rentals and would suggest the difference of the two is quality verses quantity.
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