From Nashville to Memphis, Tennessee is filled with a variety of cultural, educational, and outdoor activities that appeal to everyone. Popular home styles throughout the state include traditional southern plantation houses to simple cabins, giving visitors a wide variety of options and the chance to enjoy flexibility and comfort that many travelers desire.
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Popular Rental Amenities in Tennessee
Tennessee is a good vacation spot if you want a rental with a pool, as 46% of the vacation homes there include one. In addition, more hotel room offer a pool than cabin. Usually, hotel room with pools in Tennessee can welcome 10 vacationers and have an average cost of $522 a night. You can also rent a vacation home with a pool near the water, which is the case for two-thirds of the rentals there.
Price and Availability Index in Tennessee
Vacation Rental Price Information in Tennessee
In the above graph, you will find information on average prices of the vacation rentals in Tennessee. Prices reach their highest point in December, where prices are an average of $703 a night (12/21 – 12/28). Prices drop in January to an average of $419 per night (1/25 – 2/1).
Rental availability information in Tennessee
The availability graph shows the percentage of available vacation rentals in Tennessee. The week with the lowest percentage of available vacation homes is in January (1/25 – 2/1). On the other hand, the week with the most available offers is in May (5/18 – 5/25).
The Weather in Tennessee
Check out our climate diagram to find the perfect month for your vacation. On average, the warmest month is June. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 0° in February. According to the climate diagram, January is the rainiest month of the year in Tennessee.
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Culinary Delights of the State
Don't leave Tennessee without savoring its diverse and exquisite Southern cuisine. There's the hot chicken and biscuits of Nashville, Memphis' world-famous smokin' hot barbeque, and Smoky Mountain Country Hams. Dine in style at the Rendezvous Restaurant in Memphis, which has hosted American presidents and other world leaders.
Tennessee's climate: Hot, humid summers and chilly mountain winters
Although the weather in Tennessee is generally warm and humid during summer months and mild in the winter, the diverse topography can cause wide variations in average temperatures. Areas of high elevations experience cold winter weather and snow.
Vacation rentals in and around the Appalachians are ideal for a cozy retreat in the chilly winter months, and are well-suited for visitors exploring the great outdoors. Conversely, hot summer temperatures, especially in the state's big cities, can make the convenience of a vacation rental even more appealing as a refreshing retreat from long days of sightseeing.
Things to Do and See
While in Tennessee, experience the grandeur of the Mississippi River that flows majestically through the state. Families will be thrilled by the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains, known for their surreal fog and mist. Set out on the Appalachian Trail at the crack of dawn to enjoy sublime sunrise views. After all this physical activity, relax back at your Tennessee vacation rental.
Other attractions that make it onto most itineraries include the Tennessee Aquarium, Rock City, Ruby Falls, and a customary cruise down the atmospheric Tennessee River Gorge. And why not sample a Jack Daniel’s Whiskey with the free distillery tours in Lynchburg?
Art and Culture
Discover the state's historic past at the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, which recounts the Civil Rights struggle in America. Culture buffs will also love the Tennessee Trails & Byways and native culture explorations along the Cherokee Heritage Trails. Relive the Civil War drama as it unfolds along the Civil War Trails, which weave through the little towns of Shiloh and Chattanooga.
Tennessee recognizes its important historical legacy in being the home of three American presidents, namely Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage in Nashville, the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site in Greeneville, and Columbia's James K. Polk home.
Family Fun: Wild animals and even wilder thrill rides at Tennessee's top destinations
If family fun is a high priority, Tennessee has much to offer. With over 400 species housed on 70 acres of land, the Memphis Zoo will inspire wonder in children of all ages. Children will also marvel at the wide array of marine species housed at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga. As one of the nation's best aquariums, the facility features exhibits of river habitats and ocean species from as far away as the South Pole. The IMAX theater housed here is also a popular destination.
After visiting the aquarium, visitors can spend the night at a Chattanooga vacation rental before visiting the Creative Discovery Museum, a children's museum offering interactive exhibits in the fields of music, art, and science. Less than a three-hour drive away is Pigeon Forge, where families can experience over 40 rides and a range of live entertainment options at the famed Dollywood theme park.
Tennessee Nightlife: From Beale Street to the Grand Ole Opry
Famous for the blues, Memphis is home to some of the best nightlife in Tennessee. Local music is king, and B.B. King's Blues Club on Beale Street is a popular place to start an evening in this booming downtown district. Visitors here are privy to bars and nightclubs of every type, including the Coyote Ugly Saloon. A smorgasbord of late-night food options is on offer throughout the city, including South of Beale, an eclectic joint that claims to be the city's first gastropub.
Travelers who prefer bluegrass to blues should head to Nashville, an epicenter of all things country. The famous Grand Ole Opry is an excellent starting point, before moving on to any number of live country music venues throughout the city. For a quieter evening, Rumours East offers up an extensive wine list and rotating exhibits by local artists.
Excursion Ideas
With over a million visitors annually, a visit to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a must. Bears and deer roam freely through this World Heritage Biosphere Reserve, home to mystical, temperate forests.
Adventure enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice in Tennessee. There's hang-gliding from Lookout Mountain in Chattanooga and whitewater rafting on the Nolichucky, Ocoee, and Little Pigeon Rivers, as well as biking, canoeing, and camping opportunities in the various state parks. A good idea would be to rent a houseboat on one of America's most tranquil water bodies, the Dale Hollow Lake.
Regular Events and Festivities
It is often said that Tennessee’s music is America’s soundtrack; this certainly explains the abundance of world-class music festivals that take place here. The Beale Street Music Festival in April enjoys its association with B.B King and Elvis Presley. Nashville's Southern Ground Music & Food Festival is a springtime tribute to the union between great food and music. The Chattanooga-based RiverBend Festival is a nine-day-long event featuring multiple stages and over 100 live acts.
Enjoy summer with a host of tomato-related parades and activities at the Tomato Art Festival in Nashville.
July 4th celebrations feature dazzling pyrotechnic displays. Next up is the Blues Hog BBQ and Music Festival, where visitors dig into flavorful wings and barbecue as musicians strut their stuff on stage. Franklin's Pilgrimage Music & Cultural Festival takes place in September and has roped in huge names such as Willie Nelson and Sheryl Crow in the past.
Book your Tennessee vacatio rental for an adventure in the cradle of rock ‘n’ roll, country, soul, and blues.
Tennessee: The home of country music
Aquarium of the Smokies
Gatlinburg's interactive aquarium displays an array of aquatic life and live marine animal shows. It also offers experiences kids will love, including penguins encounters and sleepovers with sharks.
The Grand Ole Opry
Located in the country music capital; Nashville, The Grand Ole Opry hosts daily showcases where you could catch a rising country star or a bonafide music legend.
Sun Studio
Located in the heart of Memphis, this pioneering recording studio was opened by Sam Phillips in 1950. Home to early rock and roll, famous artists such as Elvis Presley have recorded here.
National Civil Rights Museum - Lorraine Motel
This large Memphis museum was formerly the site of the old Lorraine Motel. Learn all about Civil Rights history and pay tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.
Sugarlands Distilling Company
Head to East Tennessee and explore how the company create their bestselling spirits. You can tour the factory and even sample some authentic moonshine.
Information about vacation rentals in Tennessee
🏡 Vacation rentals available | 73,749 rentals |
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💳 Possible discounts | up to 59% |
🌙 Nightly prices starting at | $108 |
⭐ Popular amenities | Pool, Internet and Pets allowed |
🐾 Pet friendly homes | 12,305 homes |
🏊 Vacation rentals with pools | 34,161 homes |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical availability of vacation rentals in Tennessee?
May has the highest availability of Cabin in Tennessee, so you can expect a lot of vacation rentals available, even for last-minute bookings.
What are the most popular vacation home amenities in Tennessee?
Many travellers are searching for Pool, Internet, and Pets allowed when booking a vacation home in Tennessee.
Are there pet-friendly vacation rentals in Tennessee?
If you're travelling with a dog, over 17% of vacation rentals in Tennessee are pet-friendly.
What's the best month to visit Tennessee?
If you're looking for balmy weather, June and July are typically the hottest months in Tennessee with temperatures around 31 °C. February and January in Tennessee are the coldest, with 0 °C on average.
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