Short-term rentals in Asunción

Where to stay in Asunción depending on why you're here

Choosing a short stay isn't like choosing a home to settle into: the reason for the trip matters more than the size of the place. These are the areas that tend to fit each reason best.

Centro and the Casco Histórico

A fit for anyone here for paperwork, a hearing or meetings at government offices: much of that gets done on foot from this part of the city, without relying on transport across town.

Villa Morra and Recoleta

The part of the city with the most offices, restaurants and private clinics. It's the usual pick for a work trip or a stay built around medical care, given how close the hospitals and sanatoriums sit.

The Costanera

The strip along the river, with walking paths and a different view from the rest of the city. It suits a stay built around rest or a long weekend more than one packed with meetings.

San Vicente and the streets around the center

A more affordable option than Villa Morra for anyone who just needs to be near downtown without paying for the busiest commercial stretch of the city.

What short-stay prices show

No properties are listed in Asunción on this site today, so we show no prices: we would rather not give you a number we cannot back.

The range above comes from short-stay places listed today on this site: unlike an ordinary rental, the price already covers being furnished and ready to move into.

The nightly or weekly rate on a short stay tends to drop the longer you stay, so it's worth asking directly about the length of your trip and the purpose before comparing places purely on the short-stay rate.

Check exactly what each listing includes: some already bundle electricity, water and internet into the price, while others bill those separately based on use during your stay.

What to check before booking a short stay in Asunción

A short stay comes together faster than an ordinary lease, but confirm these points before transferring anything:

• What the price actually includes: electricity, water, internet, cleaning and linens.
• The minimum stay the host accepts, and whether a longer stay earns a lower rate.
• What security deposit is required before the keys change hands, and when it's returned.
• Whether the host invoices as a business or as an individual, in case you need that paperwork for your employer.
• How check-in and check-out work, and whether someone is reachable if you arrive at an unusual hour.
• The actual state of the internet connection, especially if you plan to work from the place during your stay.
• The host's policy if you need to cancel or change your arrival date.

What's usually included in a short-term rental in Asunción

Unlike an ordinary lease, a short-term stay generally arrives furnished and with electricity, water and internet already bundled into the price; confirm with the host exactly what's left out before you book.

The deposit on a short stay is typically simpler than on a long lease — an advance payment is usually enough, without a guarantor or rental insurance.

If you need an invoice for your stay to submit to your employer or for an expense report, ask before booking whether the host invoices as a business, since not every host does.

Frequently asked questions