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Cabin in Sevierville
Majestic mountain views! Secluded Cabin w/ Hot Tub
With its unbelievable mountain views, tasteful decors, huge flat parking space and abundant amenities, Peak of Serenity has the allure of a secluded mountain paradise. This is your ultimate mountain getaway that offers a perfect blend of privacy and convenience all in one. Sitting on peak of Bluff Mountain, yet the cabin is still minutes away from all attractions and the beautiful National Park. These views are simply hard to be beat! Great for Honeymoons, anniversaries, romantic getaways.
G$43,229 GYD per night
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Cabin in Sevierville
Stunning view! Hot Tub, Fireplace, Private & Relax
With its unforgettable panoramic views and clouds, tasteful decors and abundant amenities, Eagle's View has the allure of a private mountain paradise getaway from it all. Eagle's View is your ultimate mountain getaway that offers a perfect blend of privacy and convenience all in one. Sitting on peak of Bluff Mountain, the cabin is minutes away from all the attractions and beautiful National Park. These views simply cannot be beat! Great for Honeymoons, anniversaries and romantic getaways.
G$45,125 GYD per night
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Cabin in Sevierville
Epic Couples Hide-Away! Theater! Firepit! Jacuzzi!
❗️CALLING ALL COUPLES❗️ Escape to Lovers Hideaway where you can enjoy the peace and serenity of nature all while being in your own ✨aesthetic✨ little oasis. This cabin makes the perfect honeymoon, anniversary retreat or special get-away. Lovers Hideaway is a one-of-a-kind, studio, authentic log cabin with a personal theater room, hot tub, and fire pit. It’s conveniently near the GSM + all the attractions. 📍30 min Pigeon Forge 📍40 min Gatlinburg
G$48,365 GYD per night
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Stay near Knoxville's top sights

Photo of Turkey Creek
Turkey Creek71 locals recommend
Photo of Neyland Stadium
Neyland Stadium101 locals recommend
Photo of Zoo Knoxville
Zoo Knoxville115 locals recommend
Photo of West Town Mall
West Town Mall63 locals recommend
Photo of Market Square
Market Square271 locals recommend
Photo of University of Tennessee
University of Tennessee86 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Knoxville

Loft in Downtown Knoxville
Urban Loft ≫ Corner of Downtown & Old City ≪
G$31,481 GYD per night
Loft in Downtown Knoxville
Sunny Gay St Loft
G$37,170 GYD per night
Condo in Knoxville
One bedroom apartment walking distance to Neyland
G$15,169 GYD per night
Rental unit in East Knoxville
✧Knoxville Historical Hideaway✧ TN River Suite
G$24,348 GYD per night
Condo in Downtown Knoxville
Cozy Studio near UT/Downtown/Gay w/KBed & QSofa
G$29,735 GYD per night
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Loft in Downtown Knoxville
✧ Exquisite Downtown Loft w/ King Bed ✧
G$50,202 GYD per night
Loft in Knoxville
◇ Bright & Airy Loft with Peloton Bike ◇
G$26,273 GYD per night
Home in East Knoxville
Insta-worthy private oasis 5 min - DT Knoxville
G$24,950 GYD per night
Condo in Knoxville
The View on Clinch (0.5 mi Neyland, 0.3 mi UTK)
G$32,353 GYD per night
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Rental unit in Knoxville
Apartment Walking Distance to Neyland
G$12,822 GYD per night
Rental unit in Downtown Knoxville
Trendy Spot on Hill near UT/Downtown/KBed & QSofa
G$24,468 GYD per night
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Condo in Knoxville
Loft Condo Short Walk to Neyland
G$17,516 GYD per night
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Your guide to Knoxville

Welcome to Knoxville

Knoxville is equal parts urban life and outdoor adventure, a fusion you might only find in a metropolis that sits just out of reach of the Smoky Mountains. Dubbed “Scruffy City” decades ago when it was chosen as the site for the 1982 World’s Fair, the nickname has stuck — and Knoxville has embraced being the weird, artsy cousin to Nashville’s more polished veneer. As you drive into Knoxville on Interstate-40, the 266-foot-tall Sunsphere, one of the relics of the World’s Fair, shines like a beacon, letting you know that you have, in fact, arrived in Tennessee’s third-largest city.

A university town with a massive student population, Knoxville has a youthful vibe, with plenty of art installations and indie shops. The food scene, too, is pulsing, as is the craft beer — more than 20 breweries now call Knoxville home. Hikers, bikers, and those who simply like to exist outdoors often flock to the city due to its waterfront perch (the Tennessee River divides the campus and downtown from South Knoxville, or SoKno) and the fact that it boasts more than 100 miles of paved greenways and trails. The city’s lower cost of living compared to its neighbors draws creative entrepreneurs who want to try something new, which means that with each visit to Knoxville you’re likely to discover something completely unique, off the wall, or both.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Knoxville?

With Tennessee’s relatively mild climate, May through October are prime months for staying in one of Knoxville’s cabins, the summer in particular if you plan to take advantage of the city’s many water features. The golden falls of East Tennessee are gorgeous, with the leaves peaking in mid-October each autumn. Spring, however, may very well be the best time to visit Knoxville for those who love both art and flowers. Every April, downtown Knoxville is awash in color with the annual weekend-long Dogwood Arts Festival and the multi-day Chalk Walk art competition on Market Square.


What are the top things to do in Knoxville?

Ijams Nature Center

A 315-acre compound spanning gardens, a natural bird sanctuary, and the spring-fed Mead’s Quarry, Ijams is a prime spot to while away an afternoon swimming, canoeing, kayaking, or paddleboarding. If you want to get your heart rate up, test your balance at the Navitat adventure park, whose tree-based terrain spans bridge crossings, tunnels, rolling barrels, nets, and zip lines.

Ale Trail

Craft beer lovers will be eager to sip their way through Knoxville’s various homegrown brews. The Ale Trail links more than two dozen craft breweries and taprooms with a passport that encourages you to visit all of them safely and get rewarded for your efforts. The Knox Brew Bus is one convenient transportation option to hit up many of the stops along the trail.

Market Square

At the turn of the millennium, many of Market Square’s buildings were vacant or boarded up; today, the area is the epicenter of much of Knoxville’s commerce and tourism. In addition to boasting water features and some excellent restaurants and bars, Market Square houses the verdant Krutch Park with its many sculptures, including the Tennessee Woman Suffrage Memorial statue.

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