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La Crosse, Wisconsin, strategically positioned along the Mississippi River at the confluence of three states, offers diverse short-term rental opportunities driven by its combination of outdoor recreation, cultural attractions, and regional business activity. The city's location amid the scenic bluffs and river valleys creates a natural playground for outdoor enthusiasts, while the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and regional medical centers generate consistent visitor traffic throughout the year. La Crosse's historic downtown, craft brewery scene, and numerous festivals attract leisure travelers, while its position as a regional hub for healthcare, education, and business creates steady demand for corporate accommodations. The city's access to the Great River Road, extensive trail systems, and proximity to both urban amenities and natural areas appeals to diverse visitor markets, from weekend tourists to extended-stay business travelers, positioning it as a stable and growing short-term rental market in the Upper Midwest.
La Crosse shows moderate seasonality with peak demand during summer months (June-August) when visitors enjoy Mississippi River activities, festivals, and pleasant weather for exploring the scenic bluffs area. Fall brings strong demand from leaf-peepers and outdoor enthusiasts, while spring sees increasing bookings as weather improves and outdoor activities resume. Winter demand is lower but maintained by winter sports enthusiasts, university events at UW-La Crosse, and business travelers. The market benefits from year-round events, river recreation, and its position as a regional hub, providing more stable demand than purely tourist-dependent markets.
Maintains a licensing regime: no one may advertise or operate a short-term rental for more than 10 nights per year without a city-issued STR license, zoning permit, and health department approval (cityoflacrosse.org, LaCrosseCounty).
Managing an Airbnb in La Crosse can be challenging due to the regulations and competition. A professional Airbnb management company can help by handling guest communication, marketing, and cleaning. They can also ensure compliance with city regulations and optimize pricing to increase bookings.
The most sought after amenities for Airbnb's in La Crosse include river views, outdoor spaces, and access to downtown attractions. Popular neighborhoods for Airbnb's include the Historic District, Riverside Park, and Grandad Bluff. Visitors also look for proximity to the La Crosse Center and University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
La Crosse, Wisconsin, strategically positioned along the Mississippi River at the confluence of three states, offers diverse short-term rental opportunities driven by its combination of outdoor recreation, cultural attractions, and regional business activity. The city's location amid the scenic bluffs and river valleys creates a natural playground for outdoor enthusiasts, while the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and regional medical centers generate consistent visitor traffic throughout the year. La Crosse's historic downtown, craft brewery scene, and numerous festivals attract leisure travelers, while its position as a regional hub for healthcare, education, and business creates steady demand for corporate accommodations. The city's access to the Great River Road, extensive trail systems, and proximity to both urban amenities and natural areas appeals to diverse visitor markets, from weekend tourists to extended-stay business travelers, positioning it as a stable and growing short-term rental market in the Upper Midwest.
La Crosse shows moderate seasonality with peak demand during summer months (June-August) when visitors enjoy Mississippi River activities, festivals, and pleasant weather for exploring the scenic bluffs area. Fall brings strong demand from leaf-peepers and outdoor enthusiasts, while spring sees increasing bookings as weather improves and outdoor activities resume. Winter demand is lower but maintained by winter sports enthusiasts, university events at UW-La Crosse, and business travelers. The market benefits from year-round events, river recreation, and its position as a regional hub, providing more stable demand than purely tourist-dependent markets.
Downtown La Crosse offers visitors access to the historic district, riverfront attractions, numerous restaurants and breweries, and cultural venues like the La Crosse Community Theatre, making it ideal for urban tourists and business travelers. Areas near the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse campus attract visiting academics, prospective students and their families, and conference attendees, particularly during the academic year and special university events. Neighborhoods along the Mississippi River provide scenic accommodations with easy access to river recreation, the Great River State Trail, and waterfront parks, appealing to outdoor enthusiasts and scenic tourism visitors. Properties in the surrounding bluff areas offer elevated views of the river valley while providing access to hiking trails and natural areas, attracting visitors seeking both outdoor recreation and scenic beauty within easy reach of city amenities.
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49%
15% to 30%
$31,857
Maintains a licensing regime: no one may advertise or operate a short-term rental for more than 10 nights per year without a city-issued STR license, zoning permit, and health department approval (cityoflacrosse.org, LaCrosseCounty).
Operators must hold a state license and local permits, and pay applicable lodging and sales taxes under Wisconsin law (DATCP).
Moderate | Requires tourist rooming house license, city registration, inspections, and room tax; framework is clear and allowed.
La Crosse's rental market includes a mix of riverfront properties, historic downtown apartments and condos, suburban family homes, and some luxury properties with scenic bluff views overlooking the Mississippi River. The market features restored historic buildings converted to short-term rentals, modern condominiums near downtown attractions, family homes in established neighborhoods, and some unique properties like converted boats or riverfront cabins. Properties often emphasize river access, downtown walkability, or scenic views of the surrounding bluffs. The inventory serves diverse guests from business travelers and university visitors to outdoor enthusiasts and river recreation seekers. In terms of amenities, 5.7% of properties have a pool, 2.4% have a hot tub and 71.5% have a washer and dryer.
$134.37
$121.09
$212.48
$392.58
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No cancellation fees
No contract lock-in
Just 90 days notice to cancel
Annual contracts with cancellation penalties
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We use our data and best practices to ensure your listing performs as well as possible and makes you the most money.
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Get in touch about full-service vacation rental management.
Vacation rental management is the full operation of a short-term rental property, including listing optimization, booking coordination, guest communication, cleaning, and maintenance to maximize revenue and satisfaction. It’s ideal for owners who want a hands-off income stream. Learn how it works with Awning’s vacation rental management services.
Airbnb management covers optimizing your listing, managing bookings and calendars, messaging guests, coordinating cleaning and repairs, and adjusting pricing to drive revenue. A professional manager handles these tasks so owners can stay passive.
Professional Airbnb managers handle everything from guest inquiries and pricing to maintenance and compliance, resulting in higher efficiency, more consistent occupancy, and better reviews—even while you focus on other priorities. Explore more at Awning’s owner resources.
Full-service management covers everything from listing creation and pricing to guest support, cleaning, and maintenance. Half-service plans handle fewer operational tasks, often leaving cleaning and guest messaging to the owner. See full-service benefits.
Owners can block dates on the calendar for personal use as long as it doesn’t conflict with existing bookings. Discuss your calendar preferences directly with your Awning advisor. Start with Awning contact & advisor scheduling.
Awning’s full-service vacation rental management fees start at 10% of monthly revenue, depending on property type, location, and services needed. This competitive pricing includes core management but may vary with additional offerings. See the full breakdown at Airbnb management fees explained.
Awning handles all key short-term rental management services, including:
Explore the full services list at Awning vacation rental management services.
Yes — Awning assists owners from property selection and furnishing to final setup and ongoing management so your home is optimized for revenue on Airbnb and other platforms. Start with Awning’s get started page.
Awning delivers full-service management at a lower starting percentage and greater fee transparency than Vacasa, which typically charges higher rates with additional service costs. See Vaasa Fees explained.
Unlike Evolve’s half-service model, Awning provides full operational support including cleaning, pricing, and guest communication for a truly hands-off experience. More on full vs half service.
Awning provides tailored insurance options that cover property and income risks related to short-term rental activity. Ask your advisor for a tailored quote.
Yes — Awning coordinates maintenance for features like pools, hot tubs, and outdoor areas so amenities remain guest-ready and compliant. These are part of Awning’s property maintenance services.
Pet policies are set by the property owner. Awning supports owner-defined pet rules and can assist with additional cleaning or maintenance plans as needed. Link to your preferences via Awning support.
