How much does a holiday rental in Cathedral City cost?

Cathedral City holiday rentals are £247/night on average. However, you may find that prices fluctuate depending on the time of year. For example, January is the most expensive month to book a holiday rental in Cathedral City, and April is often the cheapest month to book. Recently, our users found rentals for £39/night - which is currently the cheapest price. Keep in mind that anything £192/night or less is still considered a good deal.

Are there any Resort holiday rentals in Cathedral City?

If you’re looking to book a Resort holiday rental in Cathedral City, then you have 9 to choose from. We recommend looking at Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa as it’s currently the most popular Resort rental among our users.

Holiday rentals in Cathedral City

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Other accommodations in Cathedral City

Find the perfect holiday rental for your stay in Cathedral City. There are 453 hotels in Cathedral City and price data was last updated on 24 4月 2025. The average price for a hotel in Cathedral City is .

Where to stay in Cathedral City

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Facts about staying in Cathedral City

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