Hotels in Chattanooga, TN

There is a public bus that residents and tourists can use to get around Chattanooga. CARTA, or the Chattanooga Area Regional Transit Authority, charges per ride, or you can buy a 24-hour pass or a seven-day pass for convenience. There is also a free shuttle that covers the downtown area and the North Shore neighborhood. Consequently, downtown is a recommended area to get a hotel in. If you stay in a hotel in Chattanooga's North Shore, you can also take advantage of this free shuttle ride. If you want to stay further out but still have access to public transportation, consider staying in the East Brainerd neighborhood. This community has lots of shopping, local restaurants and is on CARTA bus route 6 (dial-a-ride for service).

If you’re looking for fresh air and nature close by, stay at the base of Lookout Mountain to be close to scenic views and hiking trails. This is also a good place for tourists to stay who are on a budget. Book a cheap hotel in Chattanooga in this neighborhood, such as the Howard Johnson or the Econo Lodge Lookout Mountain, which is serviced by bus route 15. If you're in the city for a romantic vacation, choose a Chattanooga hotel in the downtown area close to the Tennessee River. Some hotels to consider include the Chattanooga Marriott Downtown and the Westin Chattanooga. When staying in the city center, you'll have access to the downtown shuttle. For tourists wanting to shop, Chattanooga hotels by the Hamilton Mall (a two-story shopping mall) might be ideal. Some hotels to consider include the Hampton Inn & Suites Chattanooga/Hamilton Place or the Wingate Chattanooga. Bus route 4 makes it easy to get around this neighborhood.

If you're traveling with kids, they might enjoy a visit to the Tennessee Aquarium. This attraction is in the downtown area, where the electric shuttle runs, or you can jump on bus route 33 to get here from other areas of town. If you’re looking to be in nature, a couple of outdoor attractions are also popular Chattanooga tourist sights, including the Raccoon Mountain Taverns near Hwy 41( bus route 1) and Lookout Mountain in the St. Elmo neighborhood (bus route 15).

The downtown area has many waterfront restaurants and fine dining establishments. There are also a number of bars and taverns in the center of town. You can easily get around the downtown area on the free shuttle. Stop by the Eastgate/Hamilton Place neighborhood to enjoy dining at restaurants that serve Mexican, Chinese and Italian cuisine. To get to this neighborhood via public transport, hop on bus route 4. Up and down Highway 11 and close to the Tennessee River Park, there are an array of local restaurants, including fast-food restaurants as well as a hoagie shop, steakhouse and several sports bars. Catch bus 28 to this area.

In the fall, the city of Chattanooga hosts its annual Culture Fest, which celebrates the diversity of the city and its people. It takes place at the Chattanooga Community College near Amnicola Highway on bus route 28. Right on the Tennessee Riverfront, the city holds its annual Riverbend Festival with live musical performances from a variety of genres from rock to bluegrass. Held downtown on Riverfront Parkway, you can get to this event on the downtown shuttle. The Moon River Festival, which takes place every September, is another riverfront festival in Chattanooga and is held at Coolidge Park on the riverfront. It features musical artists, comedy acts, fun for kids and lots of local cuisine. This event is easily accessible with the CARTA downtown shuttle.

The average length of stay in Chattanooga is 3 nights.

A hotel room in Chattanooga will generally set you back around $153 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.

The cheapest month to book a hotel in Chattanooga is January. The cost of your room could be as much as 21% cheaper than peak months.

Saturday is the day where you will typically find the lowest price for your hotel room in Chattanooga. The highest price tends to be on Friday.

A luxury hotel in Chattanooga can set you back, on average $281 per person, per night. In comparison, the average cost of a hotel in Chattanooga is $153 per person, per night, representing a 42%% premium for a luxury hotel.

Hostels in Chattanooga (including hotels rated 2 stars and below) costs $105 per person, per night on average. This is $58 per night cheaper than the average cost of hotels in Chattanooga.

The average temperature in Chattanooga during June is around 77 °F which makes it the perfect time to spend time having fun and seeing something new outside at popular area attractions such as Chattanooga Zoo, Dollywood, and The Island in Pigeon Forge.

The city of Chattanooga has vacation rentals available as well as hotels if you’re looking for different accommodation options. At the moment, there are 695 vacation rentals in the city. We recommend booking The Blue Bungalows Sibling: Cozy & Bright Near Downtown for your stay, which is the most popular rental in Chattanooga. Search for deals on vacation rentals in Chattanooga.

Yes, 5 hostels are available in Chattanooga if you’re looking for this type of accommodation for your trip. Based on our user data, The Crash Pad - An Uncommon Hostel happens to be the most popular hostel in the city. Find hostels in Chattanooga.

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