
Vacation rentals in Knoxville
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Total vacation rentals
Explore 1,750 vacation rentals in Knoxville

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Knoxville vacation rentals start at G$4,182 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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Family-friendly vacation rentals
990 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

Pet-friendly vacation rentals
Find 690 rentals that welcome pets

Vacation rentals with a pool
120 properties feature pools

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
1,010 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wi-Fi availability
1,710 of Knoxville vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Monthly stays, Self check-in, and Gym across Knoxville rentals

4.8 Average rating
Knoxville stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Nearby attractions
Knoxville's top spots, include Neyland Stadium, Zoo Knoxville, and Market Square
Top-rated vacation rentals in Knoxville
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Fountain City Bungalow - Hot Tub, Fire Pit & Wifi
If you're looking for a safe, clean and quiet place to relax during your time in Knoxville, look no further. Fountain City is a lovely little area in the northern part of Knoxville that is known for it's duck pond and park. The bungalow is fully stocked with everything you could need, from kitchen cooking essentials to a 50 inch smart TV preloaded with streaming apps like Netflix and Disney+. Need to work remote? We've got you covered with a convenient work desk and reliable 100mbps internet.
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Abrams Loft Romantic Private Aframe *with hot tub*
This secluded family built aframe is surrounded by woods and has a mountain/country side view. With an outdoor shower, hot tub and water feature you will lose yourself in peace and relaxation. We are a quick drive from the major cities (Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Townsend, Knoxville) and The Great Smoky Mountains. 55" Smart TV, king size bed with quality linens, bathrobes, books, vinyls and a kitchenette with cooking supplies. Adventure and/or relaxation are at your fingertips at Abrams Loft.
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Cheerful, Private Cottage on Oak Forest Farm
Plenty of space and privacy in this cottage over looking the fields and pond. Sit back and relax watching the horses and goats graze. Located minutes away from Oak Ridge/Clinton/Knoxville. Melton Hill lake has outdoor activities, restaurant & nice walking trail and is 10 minutes away. University of TN is 23 minutes away and Oak Ridge is 13 minutes. The 16’ ceilings make this 480 sq. ft. space feel enormous. The Kitchen has a full size refrigerator, keurig, microwave & single burner hot plate.
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Limited Nights Left Top Rated Adults Only Cabin
* Hot Tub * Private * 2minutes to downtown Pigeon Forge * Shower for two. Double rain shower. * Electric Fire Place * 50 inch Roku TV * Washer and dryer * We provide extra cleaning supplies * Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Wash all provided * Robes provided * Keurig with k-cups and creamer provided (8 pods) * Bidet toilet seat keeps things extra clean, with a seat warmer, wash cycles and dryer. * Bluetooth speaker * Fast wifi *Charcoal grill *Add on:Spicy and Romance package
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Downtown Garden House (read rules before booking)
We require you have at least two (2) positive Airbnb reviews, no pets, & identify each individual that will be joining you (4). Spend the night in a house filled with local art and enjoy the best of urban living without having to sleep in the middle of the night life. Nestled-away, this private, humble, free-standing house in downtown Knoxville atop a raised garden, all within walking distance of nearly everything interesting is all yours when you stay with us. LGBTQ+ welcome
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Gameday Getaway 5 min to UT
Perfect for game days or quick visits to UT or Knoxville, this centrally located lower level guest suite features all new fixtures and furniture as well as walk in shower and Kitchenette. It’s walkable to bars, restaurants, retail, and the market. Enjoy your stay in one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in Knoxville Note: Our co-host, lives next door & we have another airbnb upstairs on the 1st floor. There is sound reduction insulation, yet some noise transfer can happen
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Knoxville Hobby House
Built in 2017 this craftsman style house has all new furnishings including top of the line kitchen appliances, king and queen beds, twin bed, toddler bed, PacknPlay for infants, two twin-size floor mattresses, a large sectional couch in the TV room, leather couch with power recliners in the sunroom and an Amish built large dining room table. Spacious yard and creek. Newly added landscaping with a fish pond surrounded by bird feeders. Park in attached garage.
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Cozy Studio near UT/Down w/KBed & New QSofa
Newly renovated studio in the heart of downtown Knoxville, perfectly located within walking distance of top attractions, local eateries, shops, and the UT Stadium. This stylish studio comfortably sleeps 4 and features a cozy bed, warm ambiance, and a convenient layout ideal for adventurous couples, business travelers, and families. Reach out with any questions—your hosts are responsive, friendly, and excited to welcome you to your Knoxville stay.
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The Wren's Nest Treehouse
Escape to the treetops in modern, romantic King Suite Treehouse—an elegant cozy suite nestled in the trees. Featuring a luxurious king bed, fireplace, tv with stylish interiors, and serene views. Nestled in nature but crafted with modern luxury, this elevated sanctuary is perfect for couples, honeymooners, or anyone seeking a peaceful getaway. Please see our policy on severe weather. Ages 18+ only.
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Boujee Bear Glamping Dome
You'll love this unique and romantic escape. Enjoy this beautiful geodesic luxury dome featured in Townsend, TN overlooking the Smoky Mountains. The perfect place to take in remarkable views and dreamlike starry nights. This dome offers a whole new way to glamp, including AC and heated bathroom floors, a luxurious king size bed, 43 in TV and a spacious deck with, firepit, grill and air fryer.
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Unique Tiny Home Cabin - Breathtaking Views
Welcome to your dream escape! This custom-built tiny cabin in Sevier County, TN, wraps you in charm, comfort, and jaw-dropping mountain views. With a cozy bedroom and 1.5 baths, it’s perfect for couples or small families. Watch the sunset light up the sky every night from your private perch. Ready to unwind, reconnect, and soak in the beauty? Book your unforgettable getaway today!
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Downtown Loft-Walk Everywhere!
Stylish Retreat in the Heart of Downtown Knoxville Welcome to your perfect getaway! This gorgeous loft apartment is ideally situated in the heart of Downtown Knoxville, just a short walk from all the vibrant dining, shopping, and entertainment options the area has to offer. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this is the perfect base for your Knoxville adventure!
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Knoxville home rentals

The Haven With Amazing Location - No Cleaning Fee
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5 min to downtown - Entire Single Family Home
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Heaven - Sauna, Hot Tub, Pool, Pool Table, Steam
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Cozy Private Boho Victorian Studio Apt by Downtown
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Cottage style farm house
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Luxe A-Frame | Hot Tub, Game Room & Fire Pit
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Glenn House
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Asher Grey Retreats | Modern Home in the Smokies
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Knoxville apartment rentals

The Loft at 607
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Mimosa Studio Apartment Close to Downtown
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Rustic Farm Retreat: Hidden Gem Near Smoky Mtns
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Volunteer City Getaway
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The Tuscan Wine Cellar-private apartment for 5
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SoKno Ranger Station
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Mountain View Hideaway
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Enjoy spacious apartment near DWTN Knox - 15 min
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Other great vacation rentals in Knoxville

BRAND NEW Sunsphere Studio - NO cleaning fee!
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HotTub*KingBeds*convenient to UT and downtown
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Walkable DTown- Free Parking-Near UT-First Floor
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Cozy Knoxville Cottage | Great for all things UT!
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The Gamekeeper's Hut
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Little River Guesthouse at Wildwood Rd.
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Williamswood Castle; near downtown!
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Luxe Cottage on a Private Island
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When is the best time to visit Knoxville?
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| Avg. price | G$24,466 GYD | G$25,094 GYD | G$29,276 GYD | G$26,558 GYD | G$31,367 GYD | G$27,185 GYD | G$24,257 GYD | G$25,512 GYD | G$30,113 GYD | G$30,531 GYD | G$32,204 GYD | G$26,348 GYD |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Knoxville?
Explore stays in neighborhoods like the historic Old City, vibrant Downtown, or walkable Sequoyah Hills. These areas have easy access to local dining, galleries, and green spaces, making them frequently suggested for visitors.
What are the best things to do in Knoxville with kids?
Families often enjoy visiting Zoo Knoxville, interactive exhibits at the Muse Knoxville, and the hands-on science center. Local parks and nearby nature trails also provide space for outdoor adventures.
What are some of the best things to do in Knoxville?
Explore Market Square for local shops and street performances, stroll the Knoxville Museum of Art, or wander the trails in Ijams Nature Center. Neyland Stadium is a popular spot during football season.
How is the weather in Knoxville?
Knoxville experiences mild winters around 30–48°F (-1–9°C), and warm, humid summers near 69–88°F (20–31°C). Spring and fall often feature comfortable conditions and blooming gardens.
What are the best places to visit in Knoxville?
Often recommended spots include Market Square, the Tennessee Theatre, and World’s Fair Park. Outdoor enthusiasts may enjoy Ijams Nature Center or the surrounding greenways.
What are some hiking trails in Knoxville?
Ijams Nature Center has several scenic trails through forest and wetland habitats. House Mountain is frequently suggested for those seeking a panoramic summit, and local greenways wind through city parks.
What are some family activities we can do in Knoxville?
Visit Zoo Knoxville, engage with exhibits at the Muse Knoxville, or picnic around World’s Fair Park. Families also take part in seasonal community events and outdoor festivals.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Knoxville?
Enjoy nature at Great Smoky Mountains National Park, discover Oak Ridge’s science heritage, or explore locally rooted art in surrounding Appalachian towns. Lakes and rivers around Knoxville invite boating, fishing, and relaxed waterfront moments.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Knoxville?
Many Knoxville stays welcome pets, particularly in Downtown, Old North Knoxville, and Fountain City. Local parks and greenways provide outdoor space for walks and play.
What are some local tips for visiting Knoxville?
Downtown parking can get busy during events; consider public transit or walking for ease. Locals often recommend checking the seasonal festival calendar for unique cultural experiences and exploring neighborhoods for distinct food options.
What is Knoxville known for?
Knoxville is known for its lively music scene, historic architecture, and college football culture centered around the University of Tennessee. The city also celebrates Appalachian heritage and has frequent community events.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Knoxville?
Explore the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum or shop at the Old City’s vintage stores. Suttree Landing Park has peaceful riverfront views often quietly enjoyed by locals.
What are the best foods to try in Knoxville?
Knoxville has locally rooted barbecue, southern-style biscuits, and regional farm-to-table fare. You’ll also find craft beer, fresh produce at the Market Square Farmers’ Market, and locally made ice cream.
What should I bring for a trip to Knoxville?
Pack comfortable shoes for walking, a light rain jacket for the occasional shower, and layers to adjust to changing temperatures. Include sunscreen and a hat for sunny trail outings or festivals.
What is the nightlife in Knoxville like?
Knoxville’s nightlife has live music, cocktail bars, and laid-back breweries concentrated in the Old City and around Market Square. Seasonal outdoor concerts and university events frequently add energy to evenings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Knoxville?
Knoxville has the Dogwood Arts Festival during spring, as well as community celebrations and live music events around Market Square throughout the year. University football games at Neyland Stadium are also major gatherings that are often recommended.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Knoxville?
Many Knoxville vacation rentals are family friendly, especially in quiet neighborhoods like Sequoyah Hills, Fountain City, and West Knoxville. Access to local parks and attractions makes them appealing for groups traveling with children.
When is the best time to visit Knoxville?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for pleasant temperatures and seasonal festivals. Summer draws visitors seeking outdoor music, while winter offers milder days compared to northern destinations.
All about 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.
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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