Use points to reserve these 10 vacation rentals for your Labor Day weekend.

Myth: It's too late to arrange a great getaway for this Labor Day weekend using points.

Fact: There are still some attractive vacation rental options available in destinations like Vail, Palm Springs, and even Hawaii for a Labor Day weekend stay— and you can book them with points.

Fueled by the pandemic, the surge in vacation rentals shows no signs of slowing down. We’ve explored various ways to use points for your next vacation rental, tapping into Chase Ultimate Rewards, Marriott Bonvoy points, Wyndham Rewards, World of Hyatt points, and others for accommodations that offer more space than a typical hotel (and a full kitchen).

If you're looking for an affordable escape this Labor Day weekend and have some points to use, platforms like Vacasa (where you can redeem Wyndham Rewards points), Homes & Villas by Marriott, and Hyatt Homes & Hideaways still have availability at locations nationwide.

Seeking ideas on where to begin? We've compiled a list of 10 vacation rentals you can reserve with points this Labor Day weekend.

Please note that availability and point values may vary.

Oceanfront property in Crystal Beach, Texas

Price: 232,500 Marriott Bonvoy points for a three-night stay

If you've accumulated Bonvoy points, you can use them to book a Labor Day weekend getaway through Marriott Homes & Villas on Texas's Gulf Coast at Crystal Beach, roughly 1.5 hours from Houston.

Yellow Daisy by the Sea is a delightful two-bedroom house just a short walk from the beach, featuring a balcony, an observation deck, and stunning views. Your group can spend the weekend enjoying activities like surfing, snorkeling, and paddleboarding—or simply relaxing in one of the many hammocks available. This rental has two bedrooms and one bathroom but accommodates up to eight guests.

Roomy family accommodation in City-by-the-Sea, Texas

Price: 212,915 World of Hyatt points for a three-night stay

If you're organizing a trip with a larger group, the four-bedroom, four-bath Estes Oasis accommodates up to 10 guests, including pets. This property is part of Hyatt's Homes and Hideaways collection, allowing you to earn and redeem World of Hyatt points. In addition to fishing and various water activities nearby, you'll find games like foosball and cornhole available in the house.

Charming cabin in North Carolina's Nantahala National Forest

Price: 90,000 Wyndham Rewards points for a three-night stay when booked through Vacasa

Located about three hours from both Atlanta and Charlotte, this mountain retreat is still available for Labor Day weekend — and since it's listed on Vacasa, you can reserve it using Wyndham Rewards points. Featuring cozy details, the log cabin-style Eagle's Nest comes with a wood-burning fireplace, an outdoor fire pit, and an expansive wraparound deck with stunning mountain views. Downtown Franklin's shopping and dining options are just eight miles away.

Remember that for award stays, Vacasa charges based on the number of bedrooms. If the average nightly rate (including all taxes and fees) is $250 or less, you'll need 15,000 points per bedroom per night; this rises to 30,000 if the average rate is between $250 and $500. Properties priced over $500 cannot be booked with points. Additionally, bookings with points must be made via phone; online reservations aren't available—so you'll need to call Vacasa.

Charming cottage in downtown Traverse City, Michigan

Price: 353,571 Marriott Bonvoy points for a three-night stay

Nestled on the stunning waters of Michigan's Grand Traverse Bay, Traverse City is the perfect destination to relax at summer's end. This delightful home in downtown Traverse City places you at the heart of the town's shopping and dining options, just a short stroll from the nearest beach. Be sure to try some of the town's famous cherries before departing from Cherry Capital Airport (TVC).

3-bedroom condominium in Breckenridge, Colorado

Price: 291,428 Marriott Bonvoy points for a three-night stay

At an elevation of 9,600 feet, Breckenridge offers a cool escape for Labor Day weekend — literally. Summer temperatures seldom exceed 70 degrees, making it an ideal spot for adventurous travelers to hike, bike, paddleboard, rock climb, and more.

If you’re traveling with a large group, the contemporary Chimney Ridge 504 townhouse accommodates up to 10 guests. Your party can easily stroll to downtown Breckenridge or catch the free shuttle that stops nearby. After a day of adventure, relax in the shared pool and hot tub of the complex.

Desert retreat in Greater Palm Springs, California

Price: 270,000 Wyndham Rewards points for a three-night stay when booked through Vacasa

Nestled in a tranquil neighborhood in Greater Palm Springs (under three hours from San Diego and Los Angeles), Casa Cinco accommodates eight guests across three bedrooms and features a charming pool to escape the intense desert heat. There's also a hot tub, although it might be too warm to enjoy even at night during this season.

Nearby attractions include the five-mile Bear Creek Nature Trail, the walkable dining and shopping options at La Quinta Village, and several golf courses.

Spacious townhouse in the Florida Keys

Price: 180,000 Wyndham Rewards points for a three-night stay when booked through Vacasa

The Florida Keys become quite busy over Labor Day weekend. However, you can secure your own tranquil spot on the waterfront at Restful Retreat Villa 5067, situated between Islamorada and Marathon, which still has availability for the holiday weekend.

This two-story townhouse features a patio and an upstairs terrace with views of Duck Key Marina, plus a wealth of outdoor activities nearby. Options include various sunset cruises and snorkeling excursions, kayaking tours of Curry Hammock State Park, or swimming with dolphins at Dolphin Connection. It also serves as a great base for day trips to Key West (less than 1.5 hours south) or Key Largo, just an hour north.

Mountain getaway in Vail, Colorado

Price: 155,000 World of Hyatt points for a three-night stay

Enjoy your Labor Day weekend hiking, biking, or kayaking in the Vail-Beaver Creek area while staying at Vail Residences at Cascade Village, a Destination by Hyatt property. These condos feature gas fireplaces, in-unit laundry, and attached garages to help you feel at home — all just a short walk from the free shuttle service that connects you to Vail Village.

A two-bedroom condo will cost you 155,000 points for three nights during Labor Day weekend. There are also one-bedroom and three-bedroom options available for 125,000 and 250,000 points, respectively.

Vibrant condo on the Big Island

Price: 235,429 World of Hyatt points for three nights

Welcome to Mauna Lani Point J102, a beautifully updated two-bedroom condo located on the northwestern shore of Hawaii Island. In addition to the private lanai, soaking tub, and walk-in rain shower, you'll enjoy access to a shared entertainment pavilion featuring an outdoor kitchen, grills, pool, and sauna. Mauna Lani Beach, an exclusive private beach for guests, is just a short walk away. This rental also includes concierge service for local insights and booking assistance for excursions.

6-bedroom lodge in Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains

Price: 285,180 World of Hyatt points for a three-night stay

For those seeking a group getaway, the six-bedroom Scenic Vista Lodge accommodates up to 18 guests, including pets. With several fireplaces, a hot tub, a pool table, and vintage arcade games, there’s no shortage of entertainment indoors. Alternatively, you can explore attractions like the Titanic Museum, Dollywood, or Soaky Mountain Waterpark. This location is surrounded by zip-lining tour operators and is just a half-hour drive from Gatlinburg and Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Final thoughts

There's still time to organize a family getaway this Labor Day, whether you prefer a peaceful retreat or an action-packed adventure. Vacation rentals offer an attractive option for large groups or travelers wanting to save on meals by cooking at home — plus, there are multiple ways to book them using points.