Visitors looking for lodging within Knox City have two options. City Motel is located on Main Street and offers kitchenettes and microwaves in each room and the on-site local restaurant Kathie and Jack's. Less than a mile away, the Corley Manor Bed and Breakfast features themed rooms, wireless Internet, a furnished kitchen, outdoor patio and self-serve continental breakfast. Local restaurants and cafes are within walking distance of both accommodations, including Bud's Cafe, Pizza Place, B&P Barbecue and Burrito Express.
Twelve miles away in the nearby town of Munday, the Corner Inn provides respite for travelers. The one-story motel with 15 rooms offers an outdoor basketball court and wireless Internet in the lobby. Visitors who prefer a bed and breakfast option can rent individual rooms or the entire second floor at Lee House, a town founder's renovated historic home. Both options are only a mile away from the town's outdoor public swimming pool, three city parks and 9-hole Lake Creek Golf Course.
While there are no hotels or motels in the small town of Goree, located 18 miles east of Knox City, there is a house available for guest rental. The locally owned A Place to Stay sleeps up to seven people and includes a kitchen, wireless Internet, satellite TV, fire pit and outdoor barbecue grill. A short distance away from the guesthouse, Goree Memorial Building and Park offers a hometown war memorial and space for picnics and outdoor parties.
The largest city within 30 miles of Knox City, Haskell has three places to stay downtown. Ameristay Inn and Suites includes free wireless Internet, in-room coffee, continental breakfast and use of the business center. Nearby, the locally-owned 17-room Haskell Inn provides guests with free continental breakfast, wireless Internet, mini-fridge and microwave in every room. History lovers may opt for The Bevers Bed and Breakfast House, which offers themed-rooms, Colonial American antiques and a backyard swimming pool and hot tub.
