The Oliver Hotel Knoxville, by Oliver

The absolute BEST experience, twice in a row! I travel to Knoxville once a month for work and have quickly claimed this as my go-to spot because of so many things. The customer service (greeting with a glass of complimentary champagne, which I have to turn down until the end of the business day haha), a cozy room filled with snacks, beverages, information on the hotel and things to do in the area and the COZIEST bed! There is also a speakeasy with amazing cocktails as well as their restaurant. You can tell that they care a ton about every single detail and the quality of their food and drinks because they are superior. See you next month, Oliver!

What a cool spot. So trendy and rooms were very large. Greeted with champagne and water. After a long trip was nice to settle in. Has an old school charm. Not your typical modern hotel stay. Great photo opts and great little spot located right next to the places you may like to go. Definitely recommend

Wonderful, historic building and charming hotel! The staff were lovely, the ambiance was relaxing and fun. The location is a 10/10! We got drinks from the speakeasy and brunch at the restaurant. The room was cozy wtih good amenities. However, I do think they could splurge for king pillows on the king beds.

Great location on Market Sq. Nice, well appointed rooms with in room coffee service. Very friendly staff that go above and beyond to ensure guests are happy. Affordable rates. Restaurant has great food and drinks. Don’t miss the speakeasy (though can be a bit loud).

My husband and I stayed at this hotel on 2/13 on the third floor. This was in the top 5 worst hotel stays I’ve had in my 34 years alive and I’ve stayed at a LOT of hotels all across the country. The hotel has extremely creaky floors. You can hear every little thing everyone around you is doing. Super thin walls. When I checked in with the guy working at the front desk, he explained zero things to me. That is when you’re supposed to let the customer know what amenities your establishment offers, what time check out is, and maybe tell the customer what local eateries there are. Maybe say happy valentines weekend. Something! And the next morning when I checked out he argued with me about a charge on my account and then he said it’s a hold. Why argue with the customer and why not just say that