Chattanooga's first mayor built this home over a century ago and the stately Victorian structure kept watch over the beautiful downtown Fortwood district for years after the Honorable Mr. Hilborne passed away. However, over the years, the home fell into disrepair. It was being used as offices by an advertising agency when Patty Adams purchased the mansion and restored it to its former glory. Today, the first floor houses a beautiful parlor and elegant sitting room. A ballroom and library are perfect for banquets and conferences, not to mention wedding receptions. Luxurious guest rooms occupy the top three floors. The regal presidential suite has had the distinction of providing rest to many Hollywood stars and high-ranking government officials. A gourmet breakfast is served each day, and the restaurant is open for dinner.

Travelers heading south of Chattanooga towards Atlanta often stop at this exit for a good night's rest before continuing their journey. This comfortable motel provides tastefully furnished and equipped rooms, with color television and air conditioning. Breakfast is served each morning in the lobby and the restaurants nearby serve delicious country fare. If you are staying in Chattanooga and not just passing through, the motel is only 10 minutes south of the downtown.

If you want to stay close to downtown but want to avoid traffic snarls, take the short drive west of the city to this hotel designed for business travelers. Relax in your room while you work. There is more than enough business equipment to keep you productive. The onsite conference and business center is your office on the road. Enjoy a swim in the indoor pool or start your day with a delicious continental breakfast. Free cable television, local telephone calls and spa are all part of the low room rate.

The Chattanoongan is known for contemporary guestrooms which given an insight into gracious living. Each impeccably done up room and suite looks out to the Southside and the spectacular Lookout Mountain. There are three restaurants to suit every mood. If you are looking for elegant dining and an American Cuisine, then the Broad Street Grille is where you need to be. The Foundry is a truly adult entertainment area with vibrant patterns and dimmed lighting with a wonderful martini menu. The Strouds is a sidewalk café that also offers take aways. Check for the fabulous packages that is on offer. Both for business and the holiday traveler. Truly an out of town experience withing the town area.

A tranquil setting for relaxation is only five minutes from Chattanooga. Before and after your visits to the city for site seeing or business, you can relax and enjoy the nine-acre private lake, large pool, library, solarium deck, fireplaces, cable TV and a wide selection of videos. Because there are only eight rooms, you are assured personalized attention. Some pets are welcome; be sure to call ahead.

Located in a prime area, this hotel provides guests with a comfortable room near the downtown district and Riverfront attractions. If you are too tired to venture out again after a long day of sightseeing or business meetings, relax in your in-room Jacuzzi and then enjoy a casual meal in the Denny's Restaurant downstairs. An indoor pool and game room provide entertainment and relaxation for kids of all ages, and satellite television is available in each room. Parking is free.

Consisting of three bed and breakfast homes, the Maclellan House, CG Martin House, and Thompson House (Bluff View Inn) are the epitome of turn-of-the-century elegance and modern convenience. Conveniently located adjacent to several restaurants, shops and museums as well as many downtown attractions such as the Tennessee Aquarium and the Creative Discovery Museum, the Bluff View Inn offers something for everyone. Perfect for the vacationer or the business traveler.

A Chattanooga institution since 1847, this is the epitome of Old Southern elegance with ornate mahogany scrollwork adorning the spacious front lobby, along with numerous portraits of Civil War heroes. Stay at this house, which holds the distinction of hosting five U.S. Presidents and other dignitaries including Sir Winston Churchill and Eleanor Roosevelt. With its stately grandeur and elegance, the Sheraton Read House combines the best of Victorian charm and modern convenience in the heart of Downtown Chattanooga. Business facilities include a 16,500 square feet of banquet and meeting space can accommodate 10-500 delegates. The Silver Ballroom is the jewel in the crown of this house, featuring sterling silver chandeliers adorned with Waterford crystal.

The Residence Inn Chattanooga Downtown is located just blocks from the Tennessee River, Coolidge Park, and within walking distance to over 32 restaurants. While in town, enjoy an evening at the Big River Grille, take in a movie at the IMAX, visit the Tennessee Aquarium, Creative Discovery Museum or catch a Chattanooga Lookouts baseball game.  The Residence Inn Downtown Chattanooga hotel offers studio, 1 or 2-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens, new LCD flat panel TVs, and free high speed Internet.  Take advantage of the free hot breakfast buffet, 24-hour fitness center and indoor pool and spa.

Discover the Chattanooga Marriott Hotel at the Convention Center and experience all that the Scenic City has to offer within one distinctive property. Perfectly positioned in the business district, this recently renovated hotel in Downtown Chattanooga is connected to the Convention Center and offers Complimentary Downtown shuttle service to many of the cities featured attractions. This vibrant Chattanooga hotel boasts contemporary touches and modern amenities including in-room Plug-In technology and a 24-hour fitness center. For your dining options enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in their Terrace Grille serving American cuisine daily.