How much does a vacation rental in Calabasas cost?

$310 per night is how much a vacation rental in Calabasas costs, on average. $104 per night was the cheapest price recently found by our users, though anything for $309 per night or less is a good deal. Keep in mind that Calabasas vacation rental prices fluctuate throughout the year: the most expensive month to book is October, and the cheapest time to book is April.

What part of Calabasas is best to stay in?

The best neighborhood to stay in Calabasas is Downtown, according to our user data. 95% of our users who looked for vacation rentals in Calabasas searched for properties in the Downtown area. If you’re also interested in booking a vacation rental in Downtown, consider the Downtown Culver City New Designer Lux 1 Bedroom - the neighborhood’s most popular rental property.

Vacation rentals in Calabasas

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Other accommodations in Calabasas

Find the perfect vacation rental for your stay in Calabasas. There are 34 hotels in Calabasas and price data was last updated on décembre 18, 2024. The average price for a hotel in Calabasas is .

Where to stay in Calabasas

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Facts about staying in Calabasas

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