Top 10 Airbnb Vacation Rentals In Knoxville, Tennessee

1. Cozy private room minutes from downtown (25.69 USD)

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.

Cozy private room minutes from downtown

Price: from 25.69 USD

Number of Guests: 2

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2. Downtown loft above coffee shop (138.97 USD)

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.

Downtown loft above coffee shop

Price: from 138.97 USD

Number of Guests: 8

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3. Marble Hill Inn: The Maxwell Room (81.28 USD)

Gorgeous, immaculate and lovingly restored with delicious breakfasts including asparagus & tomato, waffles with banana & walnuts and more, this home 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.

Marble Hill Inn: The Maxwell Room

Price: from 81.28 USD

Number of Guests: 2

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4. Magnolia House (51.38 USD)

Set in a safe and quiet neighborhood which is central to all that Knoxville has to offer, the property is just a 10-15 minute drive from downtown and also 10 minutes from downtown Knoxville, the University and freeway. Surrounded by lush trees, it is a tranquil setting where you can relax on the balcony. The property is a bright and clean colonial home with contemporary furnishings, a private bath, King size bed and double vanity.

Magnolia House

Price: from 51.38 USD

Number of Guests: 2

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5. New studio close to downtown (83.38 USD)

This single, studio-ish apartment right behind the main house is close to downtown and only a mile (1.6 km) away from the University of Tennessee in a safe and beautiful neighborhood, close to restaurants around Kingston pike.

Guests get a full kitchen with open concept living space and lofted queen fully-foam mattress and in the downstairs living area there is a 55 inch TV, fully controllable heat and air system as well as a convertible couch that turns into a full bed. Coffee is provided with an open fridge for anything you may want to bring!

New studio close to downtown

Price: from 83.38 USD

Number of Guests: 2

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6. Convenient Convertible Cottage (50.45 USD)

Located a quick drive to Market Square, downtown is only about 8 minutes away and it is about 4 minutes from restaurants and local shopping (some of the best in Knoxville). This convertible cottage has a couch which converts to a queen sized bed and a king sized bed which converts to two twins. Guests get amenities like a full bath, micro kitchen, flat screen, and even snacks like Nutri-Grain bars and chocolate.

Convenient Convertible Cottage

Price: from 50.45 USD

Number of Guests: 3

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7. UT Downtown Luxury Apartment (81.28 USD)

This apartment is located in downtown Knoxville, in one of Knoxville’s most famous historic districts, around 30 minutes from the Smokey Mountain National Park. 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.

Set in a safe neighborhood, guests get cozy and soft sheets, a shower with a giant shower stall as well as a deck shared with another apartment that has a hot tub.

UT Downtown Luxury Apartment

Price: from 81.28 USD

Number of Guests: 3

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8. Southern Comfort (30.83 USD)

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.

Southern Comfort

Price: from 30.83 USD

Number of Guests: 3

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9. Lovely studio apartment in historic Knoxville (65.86 USD)

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.

Lovely studio apartment in historic Knoxville

Price: from 65.86 USD

Number of Guests: 2

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10. Apartment on Market Square (246.18 USD)

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.

Apartment on Market Square

Price: from 246.18 USD

Number of Guests: 4

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A great blend of city sights and nature hikes, Knoxville has something for those that love culture and great scenery. Check out these Airbnb places to stay in Knoxville.

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