Pomona is named after the Roman fruit goddess and as such, is blessed with fertile soil and growing seasons abundant with fruit and flowers. The city is located in the beautiful Pomona Valley and has a population of about 149,000 year round residents.
Art, being an important part of Pomona’s culture, is prevalent throughout the city. Visitors can experience Pomona's art by taking a trip to the American Museum of Ceramic Art, a large museum filled with unique ceramic pieces, or to 57 Underground which is a 6,000-foot long art gallery. The Rail Giants Train Museum is an iconic railroad museum that takes visitors back to the start of the American railroad by way of exhibits, displays, and authentic locomotives. To soak in some of the California sunshine, travelers can enjoy a game of golf at the Mountain Meadow Golf Course, spend the day at Phillips Ranch Park, go surfing, go for a walk, play beach volleyball at Huntington Beach, or visit Ganesha Park Pool for swimming, basketball, picnics, and sightseeing. Pomona is great for shopping, as it’s home to the Pomona Farmer’s Market and Rio Rancho Mall.
There are numerous great places to stay around Pomona. For ultimate convenience many of the vacation rentals available are located near the popular point of interests, however, some are located on the edges of the city and cater to those wanting privacy and the serenity of their own space. The houses range in size and style, as well as in amenities, although all of the homes have updated appliances and a certain charm about them.
The best time to visit Pomona is from May to October. Southern California weather is exceptional during these months.
The annual Chalk Art Festival hosts budding professional artists all around Pomona showcasing their talents adorning the city sidewalks with colorful chalk drawings. The Chinese Lantern Festival is another popular event in Pomona, featuring hundreds of brightly colored Chinese lanterns, food vendors, live kung-fu and martial arts shows, and beer tastings. Other exciting events include the likes of the Quilt Craft and Sewing Festival, the Great Train Show, the Body Art Expo, and the Smoke and Fire Fest.
To add a bit of intrigue to your vacation, families are more than welcome to take a trip to the Southern California Medical Museum where wartime medical instruments, antique pill and salve bottles, surgery kits, a medical library, medical photographs and artwork, powders and medicines, and a life-size diorama of an old dentist and doctor’s office are housed. Get Air Pomona is a family-friendly trampoline center that offers trampoline dodge ball, a foam pit, toddler time, a ninja course and many other fun physical activities.
This climate histogram shows you the weather patterns in Pomona. The warmest months in Pomona are April and May, when temperatures reach 106 ˚F. The coolest month is January, when temperatures drop to 35 ˚F. The wettest month in Pomona is January with 4.02 inches of rain, while the driest month is November with 0.01 inches of rain.
— My favorite thing about AllTheRooms is that it combines both rentals and hotels available so you can see an entire view of what is available in a certain area. I was able to see listings on AllTheRooms that I never even saw on other travel sites!
— When I plan a trip, I no longer waste time visiting multiple websites in search of the best accommodations. Now, I just go to AllTheRooms and immediately find everything from luxury villas to pet-friendly rentals! All in one place
— I love AllTheRooms because it is not only local homes for renting, and not only hotels, but everything combined. When I am about to book a place to stay, I usually spend a couple of hours looking through both hotel sites and local home sites, comparing the prices and places.
At AllTheRooms.com we have accommodations from all of the best providers - Airbnb, Priceline, Agoda and others. Pomona has 321 hotels, vacation rentals and other unique places to stay, with prices to suit budget travelers, luxury travelers and everything in between. A vacation in Pomona can be budget-friendly - our cheapest price rental is available at $15 per night. An average rental in Pomona costs on average $76 a night.
Those needing to get some work finished during their trip to Pomona can choose from 197 places to stay that provide WiFi. 28 places to stay include a breakfast. You can keep up with your workout routine by staying at one of 10 accommodations that provide gym facilities. If you're planning on arriving in Pomona by car, be sure to choose from 189 accommodations that provide parking. We track 32 accommodations that have a pool or jacuzzi.
AllTheRooms has 25 pet-friendly places to stay in Pomona, so if you're traveling with your pet you won't have any problems.
We combine a wide variety of Pomona accommodations including vacation rentals, home stays, hostels and other unique places to stay into one easy search. We show results from more than 3 providers, including 193 places to stay from Airbnb, 11 accommodations from Priceline and 3 places to stay from Agoda.
211 accommodations in Pomona have been reviewed; 52% are rated excellent or good. 95 accommodations allow instant booking.