Hotels near Choo Choo Hotel, Chattanooga

This hotel was AMAZING - what a unique experience. We stayed in a renovated TRAIN CAR which was absolutely one of the most interesting rooms I have ever stayed in. Absolutely loved it - and location is absolutely perfect. The customer service was also FANTASTIC (I left my glasses, and they shipped them back to me one day later) - you don't get this type of service in a typical hotel. Charm of a boutique hotel with the amenities of a more established hotel - the experience simply cannot be beat.

Great experience. Had everything we needed and more

I enjoyed my stay at then Chattanoogan. Front desk employee that checked me in was friendly and helpful. My room was clean and aside from some minor housekeeping inconveniences, it would have been perfect. The valet service was superb. Jonathan with that company assisted me and was extremely nice and courteous. If I could give one recommendation, it would be to tone down the lobby scent. It was overwhelming.

The hotel is old, especially the carpet has a damp smell and feels not clean. But its location is very good, the parking lot is large, the room is large, the service is good, the breakfast is good, because of the familiarity, I have lived here many times. Once I stayed at the Marriott Hotel next to me. Although it was luxurious, the room was small. I also reported two fire alarms in the middle of the night. The price was too low and the experience was too bad. So I often live here.

We came to see a play and had an exceptional stay at the hotel. We had checked in on the app; Gary Potts at the front desk greeted me by name as a titanium member and thank me for my loyalty when he gave me the keys to our room on the 15th floor. Great view of the city. The next day we returned to the front desk because I was shocked to see Uber wanted $49 for the short ride to the theater. Gary greeted us by name and agreed that there should be another option. He called a taxi service and scheduled one for us after confirming the price ($3.50!) and verifying the details with us. Lisa, who also was at the front desk, assisted us with maps and information about the local area. It was a pleasure to have both of them take such a personal interest. The next day when we checked out, Lisa asked about the performance and chatted with us again. The personnel in the restaurant and bar were also very professional and attentive. This property obviously puts a priority on its clientele as well cleanliness and upkeep.. We're not sure when we'll return to Chattanooga, but this is where I know we will stay.

This hotel was in a wonderful location. We were in walking distance to lots of good eateries, the aquarium and the river walk. The front staff that we encountered were always kind to us and helpful. We booked a double room and it was nothing spectacular about it. Clean but not spotless. It was comfortable enough to enjoy a weekend getaway as a family. I did notice there was some sort of pink stain in the tub and some shed hair…I just cleaned it out before we used it. The WiFi was good, so we were able to do homework and check emails. All in all, not a bad place to stay! The pool area was nice for the kiddos!

Had everything except an iron and an ironing board, But they did have a clothing steamer so I guess that may have worked ..🤔

I stayed at this location of Homewood suites in Chattanooga, Tennessee. During my stay staff we're good except one person. The breakfast person named Sharon whom isn't nice, heard other people say how they won't eat breakfast when she is there. The only time I felt comfortable to get breakfast is when the other breakfast person named Stephanie was there. Stephanie is great, great personality, nice smile. But on August 13 during the social I got for myself three plates of different items. One plate was two slices of pizza, 2nd plate had salad and croutons, 3rd plate had cubed cheese and cookie. I took it to the room and my Ada companion forgot his plate of two slices of pizza so I went back down to get it and all of a sudden after grabbing a plate I felt a slap on my right arm, thought it was my Ada companion, nope it was Sharon, after physically assaulting me she proceeded to tell me that ”you can't have anymore food as you've already had 3 plates”. I'm a diabetic and should never be told by some stranger I can't have food. She's not related in any form and she's not paying my bills so she had no right to tell me what to do. And I've had a heart attack and spinal Stenosis and Tourette Syndrome. I thought it was illegal for a hotel staff to hit a guest, a disabled one at that. I reported it and nothing was ever done about it. I never again went downstairs to get breakfast on the days Sharon was there as I didn't feel comfortable being around her and didn't go downstairs for the days the social was as I didn't feel like putting up with being hit again and being told I can't get food cause she has to feed other guests. I worked for Hampton and I know you don't touch a guest at all and you don't tell a guest what to do as in when they are getting food. Not sure what she's thinking but thought something would be done about how she physically assaulted me and told me I can't get food when I'm a diabetic. She caused me mental anguish and stress. And also when they had the social I got a cup of liquid that had an unknown substance without a label and as they had beer I was assuming it was Wine. So I was smelling it to see if I could identify what it was and Sharon Chimes in ”Why are you smelling it when it's just Tea” what's it any of her business why I am smelling it. Pictured was my plates that Sharon thought were 3 plates of pizza. Like I said unless Sharon wants to pay all my bills from now on then yeah but otherwise she has no right to tell me anything and needs to mind her own business. Also at this hotel disabled people have no rights and they think it's okay for a staff member to physically assault a disabled person as myself. Been discriminated against disability at this property and physically assaulted that caused me mental anguish and stress and heart attack symptoms as I've already had one in the past. Nice to see that disabled people have no rights and it's okay to tell a disabled person/diabetic you can't get food. And for Sharon