Situated between the Great Smoky Mountains and the Tennessee River, Knoxville is full of culture and history with Appalachian roots which you will find in the scenery along the Tennessee River. Among this city’s attractions are Blount Mansion and the East Tennessee History Center. In downtown Knoxville, you can visit Market Square, and next to it, the Bijou and Tennessee theaters offer stage productions and musical acts.
A hike in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park awaits a short drive away, and the Muse Knoxville, Knoxville Children’s Theater, and Knoxville Zoo are all great spots for visitors with kids. If you’re wondering where to stay, there are plenty of amazing hotels and vacation rentals to accommodate you. Check out the best Airbnbs in Knoxville for your stay!
Events to look out for
Whether you’re in Knoxville for a specific reason or to discover something new, these upcoming events should surely lift your spirits! Take a peek at everything you can expect in the next few months:
- Concerts: Country music sensations Dan + Shay and Tim McGraw take over the Thompson-Boling Arena on March 16th and April 26th, respectively. For live music that won't break the bank, visit Market Square from May to September and jam to various genres at the free Concerts on the Square series.
- Festivals: Slated on March 21st, Big Ears Festival offers an immersive and thought-provoking experience filled with music and arts. Other huge festivals to look out for include the much-loved Dogwood Arts Festival in April and the star-studded Tennessee Valley Fair scheduled in September.
- Sporting events: The local hockey organization, Knoxville Ice Bears, offers an entertaining lineup of themed nights for their home games against visiting teams, such as Knoxville Ice Bears VS Huntsville Havoc: Smokies Night on March 29th. April 6th and 7th see the 20th edition of the annual Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon, with various races and prizes for all.
- Fun experiences: Want to get to know the community better? There are countless experiences that you can try out while in Knoxville, such as taking salsa classes every Friday, joining paranormal adventure tours on Fridays and Saturdays, and experiencing the monthly First Friday Knoxville event.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on October 02, 2024.
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1. Boho apartment in historic Victorian neighborhood (from USD 85)
Step into this cozy apartment that provides easy access to nearby restaurants, parks, and vibrant nightlife. This studio apartment is separated from the main house, so you’ll have a private entrance to come and go as you please. A professional interior designer has beautifully designed the interiors of this rental, providing the guests with a bohemian stay.
The patio is well-furnished with outdoor dining provisions, so feel free to take your meals outside and enjoy them alfresco. Moreover, you might get to say hello to the chickens that roam outside.
2. Chic condo close to amenities (from USD 72)
This rental unit is about 6.5 mi (10.46 km) from Downtown Knoxville, allowing easy access to a variety of attractions and amenities. Nearby attractions include Neyland Stadium and the campus of University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Moreover, the condo is suitable for long-term stays at an affordable rate.
Other amenities offered here include radiant heating and hot water, making those chilly nights even more bearable. For added convenience, self-check-in and check-out facilities are available as well. And when you’re looking to cook up a storm, the kitchen is equipped with various appliances, such as a microwave, cooker, oven, and more!
3. Charming apartment with indoor fireplace (from USD 136)
Found in a historic neighborhood and minutes away from the bustling city hub, this loft for rent is a steal deal. The bedroom has a plush queen-sized bed that guarantees good sleep after a hectic day of travel. You can knock back a drink or two on the sofa while enjoying your favorite flick on the TV.
During the evenings, curl up with a book in the warmth of the fireplace. If you love the taste of homemade fare, you have a functional kitchen to prepare hearty meals. Guests can also access free WiFi for both work and leisure. Knoxville is home to many restaurants and a vibrant nightlife, and several of these are a stone’s throw away from the Airbnb loft.
Recommendations from the host, Lodgic:
- Great diners: Tupelo Honey (1 Market Square); Wild Love Bakehouse (1625 N Central St); Lonesome Dove Knoxville (100 N Central St); Boyd's Jig and Reel (101 S Central St); SoKno Taco Cantina (3701 Sevierville Pike).
- Best bars: Pour Taproom (207 W Jackson Ave); Radius Rooftop Lounge (507 S Gay St); Peter Kern Library (407 Union Ave).
- Arts and entertainment venues: Bijou Theatre (803 S Gay St); Tennessee Theatre (604 S Gay St); Knoxville Museum of Art (1050 Worlds Fair Park Dr).
4. Charming rental suitable for students (from USD 2004)
This apartment is located in one of Knoxville’s most famous historic districts, around 30 minutes from the Smokey Mountain National Park. Thanks to the winner location, guests are only a short bike ride from downtown and a quick walk to the sought-after breweries and cafes in town.
Set in a safe neighborhood, guests get cozy and soft sheets, a shower with a giant shower stall as well as a furnished deck. There’s an interesting balance between the vintage charm of the old building and the updated furnishings and features of this clean and well-restored home. If you’re looking for modern indulgences, this pet-friendly home doesn’t disappoint with its WiFi, smart TV, and heating and cooling amenities.
5. Marvelous Monroe Bungalow (from USD 127)
Minutes away from downtown Knoxville, you will find this Airbnb nestled in a quiet neighborhood lined up with Victorian homes. A professional interior designer renovated the Marvelous Monroe Bungalow, and impeccable taste is reflected in all the rooms and exquisite decor. It’s no wonder why it got featured on HGTV, the premier TV network centered around home design!
Guests can savor a cup of tea on the beautiful patio overlooking a backyard full of greenery. Enjoy a nice barbecue made on the outdoor grill while hanging out with loved ones in the garden. If your muscles feel sore after a long day of exploration, you can hop inside the private hot tub and rejuvenate amidst the therapeutic water jets.
Recommendations from the host, Bonnie:
- Places for food and drink: Likewise Coffee (1209 E Magnolia Ave, a short walk from the property); Yassin's Falafel House (706 Walnut St).
- Local attractions: Urban Wilderness Gateway Park (10-minute drive); Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum (500 Howard Baker Jr. Ave, 5 minutes away); Mead's Quarry Lake; Gay Street Bridge; Tennessee Theatre (5 minutes from the property).
Traveler tip from Bonnie: - If you’re visiting Knoxville between the spring and fall months, consider exploring the Saturday Farmers’ Market held in Market Square. Here, you’ll find more options that strike your fancy, from seasonal delicacies to handmade works from skilled artisans.
6. Honey Bee Haven (from USD 87)
Offering a mix of tranquility and convenience, Honey Bee Haven features an open-plan design and is packed to the brim with cozy furnishings and useful amenities. The studio apartment sits in the attic of a classic duplex, and its size is best suited for couples visiting Knoxville and beyond.
You get your own private entrance to the abode, assuring privacy from other guests staying within the property. The angled ceilings are among the flat’s highlights. Although this feature may be a bit cumbersome for those above 6 feet (1.83 meters) tall, it won’t be a pressing issue for anyone else. Several local businesses can be reached a few strides from the apartment, from coffee shops to well-known restaurant chains.
Recommendations from the host, QB Renovations:
- Food scene: Chivo Taqueria (314 S Gay St); Kefi (120 E Jackson Ave); South Coast Pizza (1103 Sevier Ave); Kern's Food Hall (2201 Kerns Rising Way).
- For coffee and other drinks: Hi-Wire Brewing - Knoxville (2020 Barber St); Alliance Brewing Company (1130 Sevier Ave); Honeybee Coffee (several branches throughout Knoxville).
- Shopping spots: Several shopping stores can be found around the Henley Street Bridge area, as well as across Knoxville proper.
7. Beautiful studio apartment with city skyline view (from USD 129)
Seated within a historic building that once housed a wholesale furniture company, this newly-renovated studio is located in the heart of the city and can comfortably host a family or group of four. Guests can enjoy picturesque views of the city’s skyline in the living room while sipping coffee on the cozy sofa. Should you decide to stay in and have a lazy day, you can lounge the day away with a book or watch a show on HDTV.
Fitness enthusiasts can head to the gym available on the ground floor of the building to walk on the treadmill and lift free weights. Sports fans will appreciate the apartment’s easy access to Knoxville’s premier sporting venues, with Neyland Stadium just minutes away.
Recommendations from the host, Scott:
- Choice diners: Curious Dog Hotdogs & Sandwiches (200 W Jackson Ave); Southern Grit (inside Stockyard Lofts, 126 S Central St); Oliver Royale (5 Market Square); JC Holdway (501 Union Ave).
- Top taverns and bars: Clancy's Tavern and Whiskey House (602 S Gay St); Suttree's High Gravity Tavern (409 S Gay St); The Double S Wine Bar (300 W Magnolia Ave); Five Thirty Lounge (inside Hyatt Place Knoxville, 530 S Gay St).
- Splendid shopping spots: Marc Nelson Denim (700 E Depot Ave); Mast General Store (402 S Gay St STE 202).
- Great experiences: Knox Box Karaoke (522 S Gay St Unit 102); Craft Axe Throwing (119 W Fifth Ave #150).
8. Cozy home with free parking (from USD 68)
A pleasant stay awaits you in this one-bedroom accommodation that features an airy living room. This unit is half of the duplex property of its owners. Inside, you can use the refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker provided, along with a fully equipped kitchen. The designated workspace inside the bedroom is also great for business travelers who’ll stay in the place.
Whether you’re up for a short-term or long-term stay, you are welcome to relax in this getaway. And if you’re bringing your car, you can also use the free parking space on its premises. The rental enjoys easy access to most of Knoxville, thanks to its proximity to the interstate. You can head to the bustling downtown district in under 10 minutes. Several essential establishments such as grocers and laundromats are also within reach.
9. Artsy rental near Downtown Knoxville (from USD 60)
This charming suite invites its guests over to its expansive backyard. Crafted with luxury, this two-bedroom unit offers a free parking space for your car, a full kitchen if you like cooking dishes, and a free washer and dryer for your convenience. For entertainment, you can watch your favorite shows on its flat-screen TV, browse the internet with the WiFi provided, or play a song using the piano. Please note that pets are not allowed here since the owners have allergies.
The oasis is thoughtfully placed close to Knoxville’s top destinations, including the downtown area. Other popular places such as Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Great Smoky Mountain National Park take less than an hour to reach from here.
10. Bright bungalow with shared hot tub (from USD 163)
This quaint bungalow is a place that you shouldn’t miss. Aside from its spacious front yard, you can relax in the outdoor tub in the backyard. You can also spend a great time with your loved ones by the fire pit, which is perfect for a group of four.
This accommodation features a designated workplace, a full kitchen, clothing storage, and a drying rack for your convenience. If you want to stay in all day, entertain yourself with the 50-inch TV and some board games provided in the unit. But if you’re into reading, you can drop by the Fountain City Library.
Recommendations from the host, AnneAlyse:
- Dining favorites: Calhoun's On The River (400 Neyland Dr); Sweet P's Uptown Corner (3029 Tazewell Pike); Tupelo Honey (1 Market Square); Barley's Taproom and Pizzeria (200 E Jackson Ave).
- Top coffee shops: K Brew (North Knox branch, 1138 N Broadway); Capybara Coffee (2457 University Commons Way).
- Best breweries: Schulz Brau Brewing Company (126 Bernard Ave); Balter Beerworks (100 Broadway SW).
- Must-try places for outdoor activities: Ijams Nature Center (2915 Island Home Ave); UT Gardens (2518 Jacob Dr); Cades Cove (10 miles southwest of Townsend in Great Smoky Mountains National Park).
- Interesting places for indoor activities: Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park (9626 Kingston Pike); Skatetown (5713 N Broadway St); Main Event Entertainment (9081 Kingston Pike).
11. Knoxville Little House (from USD 85)
With an area of 380 square feet (35.30 square meters), Knoxville Little House is a perfect place to stay for couples, as well as single travelers and a family of three. This compact yet cozy accommodation has an air-conditioning unit, a free parking space, outstanding WiFi, and an adequately equipped kitchen.
The porch area fronting the well-manicured koi pond is a nice spot where you can sit and relax during the day. To make your stay more worth it, chill out under the shade inside the pavilion, furnished with seats, tables, and a barbecue grill. Just close by is a 10-hole mini golf course. If you’re up for a game, golf clubs are readily provided at the little clubhouse corner.
12. Two-bedroom cottage with private back garden (from USD 102)
If you’re a fan of anything UT Sports - or visiting Knoxville to cheer on their rival team - you’ll enjoy your retreat in this 1920s cottage that’s been renovated with updated furnishings and features. Exciting gameday festivities for sports such as basketball and football are a 15-minute drive away. Though tucked neatly from the noise of city life, downtown Knoxville is also easily reachable.
You’ll get to take advantage of the entire house throughout your stay. Kick your feet up while watching your favorite shows in the living room, or whip up drinks like a barista from the coffee bar. For some fresh air, you can head outside to the front porch, where a pair of reclining seats await you.
Recommendations from the host, Lindsey:
- Sports venues: Neyland Stadium (1300 Phillip Fulmer Way, about 15 minutes away) is the place to be for supercharged football games, while the Thompson-Boling Arena (1600 Phillip Fulmer Way #202) hosts a wide array of other sports, most notably basketball and volleyball.
- Outdoor attractions: Zoo Knoxville (3500 Knoxville Zoo Dr, 10 minutes away); Ijams Nature Center (2915 Island Home Ave, 15 minutes from the property).
- Favorite restaurants: Calhoun's On The River (400 Neyland Dr); Downtown Grill and Brewery (424 S Gay St).
13. The Little Lemon Lounge at NoKno Flats (from USD 66)
Nestled amid a historic neighborhood, The Little Lemon Lounge provides small groups and couples with easy access to downtown Knoxville, which is filled with countless dining options, drinking choices, and exciting experiences. The top-floor flat inside a character house is thoughtfully equipped with all the familiar comforts you can expect in any other home, from the well-furnished living area to the memory foam queen beds in each bedroom.
If eating outside isn’t your kind of style, the kitchen is all yours to explore and experiment with. There is also a toaster and coffee maker to energize yourself at the start of your day. The flat-screen TV offers impressive capabilities, such as access to streaming services such as Netflix, Prime Video, and Hulu. The property offers ample parking spaces at both the front and back.
Recommendations from the host, QB Renovations:
- Top dining picks: Sweet P's Barbecue and Downtown Dive (410 W Jackson Ave); Stock & Barrel (35 Market Square); A Dopo Sourdough Pizza (516 Williams St); Kaizen (127 S Central St).
- Outdoor destinations: Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum (2743 Wimpole Ave); Sunsphere (in World's Fair Park, 810 Clinch Ave).
- Activities for everyone: Navitat Knoxville (in Ijams Nature Center, 2915 Island Home Ave); Maple Hall (414 S Gay St); Muse Knoxville (516 N Beaman St).
14. Elegant French-inspired cottage
This home in Northern Knoxville will make you say “ooh-la-la” over and over again. The cottage proudly boasts a French-style theme, and you can feel this special ambiance no matter what part of the place you’re in. Whether you’re cooking up quality meals in the kitchen or enjoying a delightful rest in the bedroom, the elegance in here knows no bounds.
Pamper yourself like a royal in the bathroom, which features an antique-looking soaker tub, along with a full set of toiletries. The cottage sits amid a tree-covered acre lot, ensuring further privacy. However, it’s also within quick reach of Knoxville proper, with the downtown district being within 10 minutes from here.
Recommendations from the host, Veronika:
- Less than an hour from the property: Great Smoky Mountains; Dollywood (2700 Dollywood Parks Blvd, Pigeon Forge); Gatlinburg SkyPark (765 Parkway, Gatlinburg).
- Top Knoxville attractions: World's Fair Park (525 Henley St); Sequoyah Park (1400 Cherokee Blvd); Fort Dickerson Park (3000 Fort Dickerson Rd SW); Market Square.
- Favorite food spots: Pokeworks (423 N Cedar Bluff Rd); The Tomato Head (12 Market Square); BABALU - Knoxville (412 S Gay St); Koyo (416 Clinch Ave).
Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
7.22 km (4.5 mi) from World's Fair ParkSuperhost
Accommodates: 3
15. Adorable guest suite in historic Parkridge neighborhood (from USD 125)
Found in the historic neighborhood of Parkridge, this Airbnb retreat in a classic family home is only a short drive away from downtown Knoxville. The apartment’s interiors bear an open plan, allowing guests to roam around the areas scot-free. The guest suite carries a calming ambiance that lulls you to a peaceful slumber after a hectic day of traveling.
Heat a snack in the microwave or grab one from the well-stocked pantry and pair it with freshly brewed coffee made using the coffee maker. An aroma diffuser is available to soothe you further, and the bathroom is packed with plenty of thoughtful amenities, such as bath bombs and towels. The suite assures you’ll have everything you need, but if you’re seeking something that might not be there, the host will gladly assist you.
Recommendations from the host, Emily:
- Local coffee stops: Remedy Coffee (800 Tyson St); Wild Love Bakehouse (1625 N Central St); Likewise Coffee (1209 E Magnolia Ave, located about a mile from the property).
- Favorite Breweries: Xul Beer Company (213 E 5th Ave STE A); Crafty Bastard (6 Emory Pl); Pretentious Beer Co (131 S Central St).
- Breakfast/brunch destinations: Don't miss visiting Pete's Coffee Shop (540 Union Ave) and The Plaid Apron (1210 Kenesaw Ave) at the turn of the lane for fresh and locally sourced cuisines before you hop out for more sightseeing.
16. Comfortable room with private attached bathroom (from USD 97)
This spacious and elegant room is found in a colonial home, set in a safe and quiet neighborhood in northern Knoxville. The property is minutes ahead of the center of the Fountain City district, as well as about 9 miles (14.48 kilometers) from downtown Knoxville and University of Tennessee.
Surrounded by lush trees, it is a tranquil setting where you can relax on the shared balcony overlooking the wide, verdant backyard. You’ll be well taken care of thanks to the suite’s amenities, such as a desk area, an impressive en-suite bathroom, and a clever wardrobe space. You’ll also have unlimited access to several common areas within Magnolia House, such as the living room, kitchen, and even an office area.
Recommendations from the host, Lynn:
- Local eateries: Litton's Market and Restaurant (2803 Essary Dr); Sitar Indian Cuisine (6004 Kingston Pike); Nama Sushi Bar - Downtown Knoxville (506 S Gay St); The French Market Creperie Downtown (412 Clinch Ave); Copper Cellar West (7316 Kingston Pike).
- Bars, breweries, and wineries: Blue Slip Winery (300 W Depot Ave); The Vault (531 S Gay St); Brother Wolf (108 W Jackson Ave #1); Pour Taproom (207 W Jackson Ave).
- Nature attractions: House Mountain State Natural Area (9601 Hogskin Rd, Corryton); Middle Prong Trail (Townsend); Tommy Schumpert Park (6400 Fountain City Rd).
- Other places to explore: East Tennessee History Center (601 S Gay St); Green McAdoo Cultural Center (101 School St); Knoxville Adventure Collective (within Volunteer Landing Park, 900 Volunteer Landing Ln); Anakeesta (576 Parkway, Gatlinburg).
17. Newly built studio apartment with EV charger (from USD 68)
This single, studio-ish apartment right behind the main house is close to downtown and only 1 mile (1.61 kilometers) away from the University of Tennessee in a safe and beautiful neighborhood. Some of the best coffee shops and restaurants in Knoxville are within a block from the property. Its location is also ideally next to venues where the city’s many festivals are usually held.
Guests get a full kitchen with open-concept living space and a full foam queen-size mattress in the loft. In the living area, there is a 55-inch TV, a fully controllable heat and air system, and a convertible couch that turns into a full bed.
Coffee is available should you need something to keep yourself energized. Chill out in the shared hot tub outside, especially after a day filled with fun activities. What’s more, dogs are more than welcome to stay on the premises!
18. Updated guest house offering breakfast (from USD 65)
Located behind one of Knoxville’s most prestigious neighborhoods, this convertible cottage provides a greatly convenient and impressively versatile stay. The downtown district and University of Tennessee are only about 7 minutes away while the best restaurants and local shopping spots in the city are a quick 5-minute drive.
The Airbnb rental has a couch that converts to a queen-size bed and a king-size bed that separates into two twins. Guests get amenities like a full bath, micro kitchen, flat screen, and even snacks like Nutri-Grain bars and chocolate. The property carport is available for use in case of harsh weather conditions. If fresh air is what you seek, several green spaces such as the Bearden Village Greenway are just nearby.
Recommendations from the hosts, Jonathan and Melody:
- For great food and drinks: The Plaid Apron (1210 Kenesaw Ave); Stock & Barrel (35 Market Square).
- Shopping: Earth Fare (10903 Parkside Dr); Kroger Food and Drugs (2217 N Broadway).
- Essential establishment: The Family Bubble Laundromat (3313 Sutherland Ave).
19. Apartment on Market Square
Situated right in the heart of downtown Knoxville on Historic Market Square close to art and culture, parks, the city center and more, the property is within walking distance of many restaurants, and the restaurant directly below the loft also has good food and a great vibe.
Guests get comfortable beds as well as a clean and cozy loft with a wonderful atmosphere. They also get a modern and well-decorated place with travel sized toiletries.
Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
547 meters (0.4 ft) from World's Fair ParkAccommodates: 4
20. Marble Hill Inn: The Maxwell Room
Gorgeous, immaculate and lovingly restored with delicious breakfasts including asparagus & tomato, waffles with banana & walnuts and more, this rental in Knoxville, TN, is located in an eclectic neighborhood made up of historic homes in the center of Fourth and Gill and Old North Knoxville, less than two minutes to Interstate 40 and one mile (1.6 km) north of downtown Knoxville with the Knox Area Transit (KAT) bus available one block away.
Guests will love the Parisian theme in the guest bathroom and the BreadShed Market, a European-style bakery and other sources of food are only a ½ block from the property. This home has been featured in several publications including the Memphis Commercial Appeal and the Life section of the Knoxville News Sentinel.
Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
2.27 km (1.5 mi) from World's Fair Park
21. Downtown loft above coffee shop
This space is set in an amazing location (one of the oldest buildings in Knoxville) in the Old City with restaurants, live music and market square within walking distance. Located directly above a local coffee shop with fantastic morning coffee in the city’s art/urban center (a hip and funky area), this loft has many rooms and lots of nice details like exposed brick, amazing beds, guitars in the corner, cool books and more. Well kept, comfortable and clean, there is WiFi, LED 42" TV and other entertainment and media facilities.
22. Cozy private room minutes from downtown
This place is an awesome deal for the price. Guests can make coffee and tea and get access to the kitchen and backyard as well as the living room. This property is in a quiet neighborhood only an 8-minute drive from downtown Knoxville and within easy biking distance of many activities.
There is a fenced in back yard and the room has a queen sized bed and WiFi as well as a private bathroom (with walk-in shower). There is a dresser and closet space available. Fresh linens and towels are also provided.
23. Southern Comfort
Set in a quiet residential location right by a gas station and very close to the highway, this property is simple and comfortable with wonderful common spaces and a shower with great pressure.
At an affordable price, guests get full access to the apartment including the kitchen which has a microwave, fridge, oven, dishwasher and more. You can also have a wonderful meal at the Copper Cellar which is less than a 5-minute drive away.
24. Lovely studio apartment in historic Knoxville
Located in a working class neighborhood near the Knoxville zoo, it is also a ten-minute drive from downtown Knoxville. Guests get a private space with a private entrance, spacious shower, Apple TV and beautiful hardwood floors.
An upstairs studio apartment, it has its own balcony, keyless entry as well as parking space for up to two cars. With a queen bed in the apartment, there are plenty of places to sleep as well as an air mattress available on request before arrival. You will also get coffee and the unit is cooled by a ceiling fan and window AC unit. There is an electric fireplace for warmth.
Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
4.66 km (2.9 mi) from World's Fair Park
A great blend
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