Comfort Suites Knoxville

print this page

Comfort Suites Knoxville

811 North Campbell Station Road

Knoxville, TN 37932 US

Area: Knoxville Area

Travelers' rating:

Check-in date:

Check-out date:

Adults: age 18+

Rooms:

Children: 0-17

Child Age:

Child 1

Child 2

Child 3

Child 4

Some important information about your hotel.

▼ ► What you should know:

As of May 1, 2007, all guestrooms will be non-smoking. In order to continue to provide guests with a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable stay, Comfort Suites has adopted a 100% smoke-free environment

Hotel visible from interstate. Centrally located between Knoxville, Univ of TN and Oakridge. Located near several restaurants and Campbell Station Antique Village.5 mi. to new Applewood Restaurant.

Comfort Suites Knoxville Property Information:

Rooms: 59
Floors: 2
Smoke-free Hotel: Yes

Comfort Suites Knoxville Service

Meeting room
Data port
Wheel chair access
All suites
Swimming pool
Hot tub
Car rental desk
Fitness facility
Nonsmoking
Free breakfast
Free high speed internet
Free local calls
Meals
Family rooms

Comfort Suites Knoxville Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1100

More photos

Please wait. Loading ...

Knoxville Events & Entertainment

Events and Entertainment

January

Annual Christmas Show

Held through early January

Location: Art Market Gallery, Candy Factory on World’s Fair Park

865-525-5265

Call for additional information

Approximately sixty area artists offer their paintings, prints, pottery, jewelry, photography, fiber art, weaving and glass work.

Annual Chocolate Fest

Held in late January

Location: Knoxville Center Mall

865-688-5481

Call for additional information

Sample vendors' finest chocolate desserts.

March

Church of God International Winterfest

Held in mid March

Location: Thomspon – Boling Arena

423-478-7225

Call for additional information

April

American Zoo & Aquarium Association annual Spring Southern Regional Meeting

Held in mid April

Location: Knoxville

865- 637-5331

Call for additional information

Tennessee Grocers Association annual spring convention

Held in mid April

Location: Knoxville Convention Center

615-889-0136

Call for additional information

Knoxville Opera Rossini Festival

Held in early April

Location: City County Building

865-24-0795

Call for additional information

Dogwood Arts Festival

Held in early April

Location: Varies throughout Knoxville

May

Particle Accelerator Conference and Meeting

Held in mid May

Location: Knoxville Convention Center

865-241-3651

Call for additional information

Destination Imagination/ Annual Global Finals

Held in late May

Location: Knoxville Convention Center

989-883-3042

Call for additional information

Tennessee School Food Service Association Annual Meeting

Held in mid June

Location: Knoxville Convention Center

931-456-5124

Call for additional information

July

Tennessee Nursery & Landscape Annual Conference

Held in early July

Location: Knoxville Convention Center

931-473-3951

Call for additional information

USSSA Sports Festival

Held in mid July

Location: Various schools, parks & fields

865-42-9108

More than 5,000 male and female athletes compete in basketball, softball, baseball and soccer.

October

Annual Brewer’s Jam

Held in mid October

Location: World’s Fair Park

865-522-1604

Call for additional information

December

Annual Christmas Show

Held all of December

Location: Art Market Gallery, Candy Factory on World’s Fair Park

865-525-5265

Call for additional information

Approximately sixty area artists offer their paintings, prints, pottery, jewelry, photography, fiber art, weaving and glass work.

Entertainment

Appalachian Ballet Company

215 W Broadway Ave
Maryville, TN 37801-4705
865-982-8463

Call for performance schedule

Performs three times yearly: spring concert, fall performance and “The Nutcracker.”

Black Box Theatre

5213 Homberg Drive

Knoxville, TN 37919

865-523-0900

Call for additional information and performance schedule

The Black Box Theatre is home to the Actor’s Co-op, providing our community with inventive, entertaining and thought-provoking theatre in an intimate setting.

City Ballet

1060 World’s Fair Park Drive

Knoxville, TN 37916
865-544-0495

Call for performance schedule

East Tennessee’s only fully professional ballet company brings quality performances throughout the year.

East Tennessee Concert Band

306 W Depot Ave
Knoxville, TN 37917-7548
865-546-5772

Call for concert schedule

One of the region’s premier community bands, the ETCB comprises 50 adult musicians who perform seven times annually.

Knoxville Opera

612 East Depot Avenue

Knoxville, TN 37917-7609

865-291-3310

Call for performance schedule and additional information

Combining music, drama, dance, visual arts, and architecture, The Knoxville Opera has the power to transport daily life into a magical world at every live performance.

Knoxville Symphony Orchestra

The Emporium Building, 100 South Gay Street

Knoxville, TN 37902

865-291-3310

Call for performance schedule

Stellar guest artists and superstar entertainers join the virtuoso musicians of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra for three concert series: Masterworks, Chamber Classics and Pops.

Tennessee Children’s Dance Ensemble

4216 Sutherland Ave
Knoxville, TN 37919-5161
865-588-8842

Call for performance schedule

A unique modern dance company of 24 dancers ages 8-17, the Ensemble serves as Official Goodwill Ambassadors for the State of Tennessee.

Tennessee Stage Company

1060 Worlds Fair Park Dr
Knoxville, TN 37916-1613
865-546-4280

Call for additional information

The Tennessee Stage Company is a professional theater company and it presents the annual East Tennessee Shakespeare in the Park Festival and Knoxville New Play Festival. This professional theatre company also offers a year-round program of plays, readings, acting classes, and community outreach programs.

University of Tennessee School of Music – Concerts

1704 Johnny Majors Drive on UT campus

Knoxville, TN 37901

865-974-5678

Call for performance schedule

The UT School of Music offers over 100 free concerts a year.

Sports

Knoxville Ice Bears

Professional Hockey

Games played at the Knoxville Civic Center

865-521-9991

Call for game schedule and additional information

The Knoxville Ice Bears are a part of the Atlantic Coast Hockey League.

Knoxville Summit

Professional Women’s Football

Games played at Halls High School in Knoxville

865-455-4431

Call for game schedule and additional information

The Knoxville Summit is a fully licensed team of the National Women's Football Association.

Tennessee Smokies AA Baseball

AA Baseball

Located in Sevierville, I-40, Exit 407

865-286-2300

The Tennessee Smokies is an AA baseball team affiliated with the St. Louis Cardinals.

University of Tennessee Men’s Athletics Department

NCAA baseball, basketball, cross-country, football, golf, swimming & diving, tennis and track & field programs.

865-656-1200 or 800-332-VOLS

Call for schedules and additional information

University of Tennessee Women’s Athletics Department

NCAA basketball, cross-country, golf, rowing, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field and volleyball programs.

865-974-0001

Call for schedules and additional information

Knoxville Destination Overview

The city of Knoxville is growing in popularity with each passing season. In addition to a year round moderate climate, the city is located within 90 minutes of six National Parks, including the Great Smokey Mountain National Park, and is home to one of the finest universities in the world, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Known throughout the area for its unsurpassed beauty and tranquility, this eastern Tennessee city is alive with a variety of activities year round. No matter what a visitor’s personal taste, ranging from the outdoors to the cultural arts, Knoxville has it. The city is easily accessible from virtually anywhere.

It is located at the geographical center of theeastern United Statesand is within a day's drive of half the nation's population. Knoxville sits at the crossroads of three major interstates (I-75, I-40,and I-81). The two busiest times of the year are when the University of Tennessee is in full session and the summer, when tourists come to visit nearby Great Smokey Mountain National Park and the many local attractions. Visitors are warmly welcomed in this temperate climate. During the busy summer season, the countryside is green and gentle.

With the daytime temperatures in the mid 80’s F and the evenings dropping into the mid 60’s F, it’s a perfect time to partake of any of the numerous outdoor activities. The fall color is truly magnificent as hills light up in brilliant autumn hues. Winter is brief and mild with just a dusting of snow. When it does snow, it transforms the already postcard like setting into an entirely new effect. Spring arrives early and stays for a long time, featuring glorious dogwoods, azaleas and other beautiful flowers.

Throughout the year, Knoxville has a very accommodating climate. Knoxville offers a host of activities in every season. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing dinner cruise along the Tennessee River aboard an authentic paddle wheeler riverboat licensed by the US Coast Guard. During the day, a historic visit to Blount Mansion should not be missed. Built in 1792, Blount Mansion was home to territorial Gov.

William Blount, signer of the U.S. Constitution. Guided tours of this National Historic Landmark show 18th century antiques and the workings of frontier government. If visitors are feeling a little more like seeing the sites on their own, a downtown self-guided walking tour highlights the beginnings of country music in Knoxville. The tour includes markers regarding Hank Williams, Dolly Parton, The Everly Brothers, Roy Acuff and others.

Of course, a trip to the sprawling campus of the University of Tennessee is a must. Whether it’s visiting the Football Hall of Fame, watching one of the many sporting events taking place year round, or just wandering the campus, the University is truly remarkable. For those individuals intrigued by the Civil War, a must see is the Mabry-Hazen House Museum & Civil War “Bethel Cemetery”. This home of the Civil War and Victorian periods showcases original artifacts including china, silver, crystal, and antique furnishings. At various times, the house served as headquarters for both Union and Confederate troops.

More than 1,600 Civil War soldiers and 50 Union prisoners are buried in Bethel Cemetery. Attractions, great weather, unsurpassed beauty, year round entertainment and sports: this easily accessible eastern Tennessee city has it all.