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Loft in Duluth
Experience Duluth Arts in the BB Makers Loft
The BB Makers Loft vacation rental is the newly renovated studio apartment above the BB Event Gallery. Charming, unique, and locally furnished, visitors of the BB Makers Loft experience Duluth’s local and vibrant arts community first hand. Unlike any other hotel or vacation rental, the BB visitors can stay, sleep, shop, and support local artisans right from the comfort of the loft. The home is located in the Spirit Valley neighborhood in West Duluth. Canal Park and Downtown is a 10 min drive.
$104 per night
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Guest suite in Duluth
Observation Retreat on the Duluth Traverse - View!
Epic sunrises & sparkly city lights make this unique 1 bd apartment with a Harbor view a winner. Featuring a Tuft & Needle mattress, premium bedding & fun LEDs. 7/2022: Upgraded kitchen, fresh bathroom & bedroom soundproofing. 6/2021: New exterior paint, BBQ, fire pit, coffee station, wow. 6/2020: New A/C, free guest EV charging. The Duluth Traverse is 100 yards away. Just blocks from the hip Lincoln Park Craft District, Canal Park, and Downtown. License: 760178. Permit: PLASH1904001
$122 per night
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Apartment in Duluth
Studio Apartment at Lake Superior Brewing Brewtel
Newly rebuilt in a historic brick building, this charming 600 foot apartment is spacious, comfortable and so unique.A new organic king size bed and a full size comfy sofa sleeper allow this studio sleep 3+ if desired. Polished original concrete floors, high ceilings, luxury terrazzo tiled walk in shower, reclaimed Victorian era oak throughout make these apartments so special. Steps from Duluth’s Lakewalk and located near Lester River Park, Brighton Beach and the North Shore!
$133 per night

Stay near Duluth's top sights

Bayfront Festival Park16 locals recommend
Miller Hill Mall22 locals recommend
Great Lakes Aquarium37 locals recommend
Enger Park7 locals recommend
Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center10 locals recommend
Duluth Rose Garden7 locals recommend

Duluth fishing vacation rentals

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Guest suite in Duluth
Sunshine Studio | Park Point
$149 per night
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Cottage in Duluth
Tranquility on Island Lake
$124 per night
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Apartment in Two Harbors
Two Harbors Lodging Apt # 2
$109 per night
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Guest suite in Duluth
Lake Front North Shore Suite with a Superior View
$154 per night
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Cabin in Two Harbors
Cozy Parkplace Cabin
$179 per night
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Cabin in Duluth
North Shore Lake Superior Cabin
$250 per night
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Home in Two Harbors
The NorthShore Escape
$85 per night
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Cabin in Sturgeon Lake
Modern A-Frame Cabin w/ Amazing Sunrise Lake Views
$96 per night
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Cottage in Herbster
Lake Superior's Cranberry River Cottage- The Raven
$132 per night
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Home in Two Harbors
The Lazy Loon: Backyard+Walkable+Sauna+4BR
$142 per night
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Cabin in Nickerson
MLR - Lakeview
$115 per night
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Guest suite in Cornucopia
Apostle Islands Suite
$104 per night

Duluth home rentals

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Home in Duluth
Entertainment & Outdoor Activities - Hub
$121 per night
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Home in Duluth
Modern Outdoor Oasis
$159 per night
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Home in Duluth
Little Bayside Cottage, Walk to Bentleyville
$166 per night
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Home in Duluth
Relax like a local in the heart of Duluth
$142 per night
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Home in Two Harbors
Beautiful Home, steps from Lake Superior
$130 per night
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Home in Superior
*Pet Friendly ~ 5 minutes to Canal Park
$148 per night
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Home in Two Harbors
A Must! Superior Stay Cottage! License #1419
$88 per night
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Home in Two Harbors
The North Shore Cottage
$110 per night
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Home in Proctor
10 min. To Bentlyville
$160 per night
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Home in Duluth
Arrowhead Garden Retreat
$220 per night
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Home in Superior
Historic American Architecture | 4 Bedroom Home
$131 per night
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Home in Duluth
Luxurious house for nature-lovers by Hartley Park
$187 per night

Lakefront home rentals in Duluth

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Home in Duluth
Lake Superior Beach House - .04mi to Canal Park
$486 per night
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Home in Two Harbors
Classic Vintage Log Cabin on Lake Superior
$299 per night
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Home in Herbster
Stunning Bark Point Home on Superior's South Shore
$165 per night
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Home in Moose Lake
Muskie Lake Cabin
$106 per night
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Home in Superior
Captain’s Quarters! Lake access, Hike/ATV trail!
$143 per night
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Home in Saginaw
*Hot Tub*Lakefront*Near Duluth*Sleeps 10
$238 per night
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Home in Saginaw
Relax & Unwind | Cozy Waterfront Oasis Near Duluth
$184 per night
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Home in Duluth
The Great Escape on Park Point w/ Waterfront Views
$329 per night
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Home in Duluth
Park Point Vista, A Superior View!
$375 per night
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Home in Brookston
Rustic Cottage on the River
$150 per night
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Home in Two Harbors
Cedar Cove on Lake Superior
$400 per night
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Home in Duluth
"It's All Good" at Pike Lake Duluth, Mn.
$521 per night

Your guide to Duluth

All About Duluth

Some associate Duluth with a bygone era of locomotives, lighthouses, and small-but-mighty tugboats, but this quaint, authentic Minnesota town is much more than a journey into the past. The port city, located on the shores of Lake Superior, is the perfect place for those who choose to go a bit off the beaten path when it comes to their stays and vacations. Duluth has a long, fascinating history that is intertwined with the great railroads of the 19th century, and people interested in that once-indomitable industry will find plenty to see and investigate during their visit. Modern-day Duluth has plenty to offer to today’s traveler, with a wealth of secrets, hideouts, shops, and social gathering spots that are well worth seeking out.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Duluth

Wintertime in Minnesota and the American Midwest can be downright freezing. But don’t let that dissuade you from a late- or early-year visit: locals tend to wear their winter coats like badges of honor. Duluth turns it up a notch during the holiday season, as the Bentleyville Tour of Lights illuminates a dark winter’s evening. Outside of winter, spring is a frenzy of life and ice-thaw, and summer is a non-stop flurry of outdoor activity, maximum daylight, and minimum sleep. For those looking to rent a cabin in Duluth or take advantage of some vacation rentals, fall might be the finest season weather-wise.


Top things to do in Duluth

Glensheen Estate

This historic mansion stretches across 20,000 square feet, and its Jacobean architectural style and period furnishings qualify it as a historic house museum, operated by the University of Minnesota Duluth. Tours, events, and concerts are regularly scheduled on the Glensheen grounds.

Take a Train Ride on the North Shore Scenic Railroad

The great American railroad corporations of the 19th century play a significant role in Duluth’s history, and the North Shore Scenic Railroad serves as a time-traveling portal back into that bygone transportation era. Schedule a trip on a restored, vintage train through downtown Duluth, Canal Park, and Two Harbors and feel the history as you roll over every picturesque bridge and timber trestle.

Canal Park

Canal Park is the centerpiece of Duluth’s downtown revival, and it’s no wonder it has become such a popular gathering spot for locals and out-of-towners alike. Take in the park’s sculpture garden after you hit up one of the many charming coffee shops, then enjoy a late lunch or dinner at the surrounding bistros and eateries. You can peruse the pier and watch the ships come in, then head out to the jazz club for an awesome evening’s entertainment.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How is the weather in Duluth?

    Duluth experiences a humid continental climate. Summers are warm and humid with highs around 75°F (24°C), while winters can be very cold, averaging around 15°F (-9°C). The city also sees significant snowfall in winter, making it a great place for winter sports.

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

    Visitors to Duluth often explore the impressive Lake Superior Railroad Museum, stroll along Canal Park Drive, or take in the views from Enger Tower. For nature lovers, a visit to the Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory or the Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center is frequently suggested.

  • What is the best time of year to visit Duluth?

    Duluth sees peak visitor numbers in summer, from June to August, when the weather is warmest. This time also coincides with the Duluth Airshow and the Bayfront Blues Festival. The Bentleyville 'Tour of Lights' in winter also attracts many visitors.

  • What are the best places to stay in Duluth?

    Travelers often choose to stay in Canal Park, known for its proximity to the lake and shopping. Others prefer the charm of Downtown Duluth, the cultural heart of the city. For those seeking serenity, the Spirit Valley and Congdon neighborhoods are popular for their relaxed atmosphere.

  • What are the best places to visit in Duluth?

    The most frequented places in Duluth include the iconic Aerial Lift Bridge, the historic Glensheen Mansion, and the maritime-themed Canal Park. For art enthusiasts, the Tweed Museum of Art is often recommended.

  • What are some hiking trails in Duluth?

    Duluth is home to many scenic hiking trails. The Superior Hiking Trail, Chester Park Trail, and Hartley Nature Center Trail are well-liked. For a longer hike, the Duluth Traverse Trail offers stunning lake views.

  • What are some family activities to do in Duluth?

    Families in Duluth can enjoy a day at the Great Lakes Aquarium, ride the North Shore Scenic Railroad, or explore the Adventure Zone. For outdoor fun, a visit to Park Point Beach or the Duluth Children's Museum is often recommended.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas in Duluth?

    Duluth has several interesting day trip destinations. Visitors can take a scenic drive along the North Shore, explore the natural beauty of Gooseberry Falls State Park, or discover the historic city of Superior, Wisconsin, just across the bay.

  • Are there vacation rentals with a dedicated workspace in Duluth?

    Yes! Work meets play with ease at over 240 vacation rentals in Duluth featuring dedicated workspaces. Stay connected and productive in your home away from home.

  • Are there pet-friendly vacation rentals in Duluth?

    Four-legged friends are welcome in Duluth. Choose from more than 170 vacation rentals for guests traveling with pets.

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