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Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport

The Chattanooga airport services most major airlines. This is a smaller airport though, so the tickets can be a little more expensive and your options for flights will be slimmer than flying into Nashville. But they can still have good deals too! If you scroll down the main website for the airport they also provide helpful links on where to stay, where to eat, and other things to do as well.

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Nashville International Airport

Nashville International Airport will be your best bet for finding the most flight options at better prices. Even if you want to stay in Chattanooga, it would be worth looking at both airports to see your options. You can always fly into Nashville and travel to Chattanooga if you're wanting to visit this city. It's around 2 hours to drive from Nashville to Chattanooga.

Rental Car

Both airports offer rental car options

We highly recommend renting a car for your visit. Not only will it be the best way to get to the wedding venue, but also a huge convenience for exploring everything the beautiful state of Tennessee has to offer. But since our new venue will be located near a major city, the options for public transportation will be a lot greater. You can take Uber and Lyft if you prefer, especially if you stay nearby in the Spring Hill suites.

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SpringHill Suites Chattanooga North/Ooltewah

The Spring Hill suites is two miles from the venue, and we have worked with them for a block of discounted rooms. You can book here at this link! (Also linked above) https://www.marriott.com/events/start.mi?id=1718983091076&key=GRP The hotels below are located in town in Chattanooga if you’d like to explore the city while you’re in town

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Moxy Chattanooga Downtown

Moxy Chattanooga, a stylishly chic and anything-but-average hotel in downtown Chattanooga. Made for the young at heart, you'll feel the difference as soon as you arrive. Check-in at Bar Moxy, where you'll receive your room key and a complimentary signature cocktail. We subscribe to an "it's 5 o'clock somewhere" philosophy - inviting guests to meet up in our lobby and outdoor patio for a game of foosball or one of our daily themed events. Settle into smartly designed rooms and enjoy free, furiously fast Wi-Fi. Our downtown Chattanooga hotel is steps from local restaurants, live music, galleries, and laugh-out-loud comedy.

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The Read House, Downtown City Center

If you're into staying somewhere historic rich in history then we suggest The Read House. Located in downtown Chattanooga. The Read House is a Southern icon, painstakingly restored to reflect its Roaring 20s stateliness. Since its opening in 1872, The Read House has been revered, both as an icon of Jazz-Era opulence and a bastion of southern hospitality. The Read House is the longest continuously operating hotel in the southeast, and holds a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. The hotel has endured floods, The Civil War, epidemics, the Great Depression and an ever-changing Chattanooga.

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The Dwell Hotel

This historic hotel boasts a swanky take on mid-century modern, where luxury meets retro, and high class meets high comfort. During the Civil War this corner of East 10th Street was home not to a hotel, but to Fort James, a large stone fort that protected Chattanoogans in those years of strife. Decades later, during the city’s Dynamo of Dixie boom, German immigrant L.A. Hirtzfield was commissioned to design a 16-bed hotel. The Colonial Hotel opened in 1909, and later became the Stone Fort Inn, harkening back to its historical past.

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Mayor's Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast

Experience the historical elegance of the Mayor’s Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast. This 11-room bed and breakfast mansion inn, built in 1889, was home to Edmond G. Watkins, who later became the Mayor of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Now serving Chattanooga and located in the Fort Wood Historic District, the Mayor’s Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast is truly dedicated to making your stay in Tennessee as unforgettable as your Chattanooga surroundings.

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Bluff View Inn

Located in three turn-of-the-century homes overlooking the Tennessee River, Bluff View Inn offers Chattanooga's premier Bed & Breakfast accommodations. Seamlessly blending modern convenience and historical beauty, Bluff View Inn provides a relaxing retreat with an array of restaurants, activities and attractions at your fingertips. Located within walking distance of popular downtown attractions such as the Hunter Museum of American Art, Tennessee Aquarium, IMAX Theatre, Southern Belle, Coolidge Park and Walnut Street Bridge, Bluff View Inn is the perfect destination for those wanting to experience all that Downtown Chattanooga has to offer. Best of all, your room is just steps away from the excellent dining, shopping and recreation options of Bluff View Art District and the beautiful 12-mile RiverWalk path.

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The Crash Pad: An Uncommon Hostel

If you're looking for a unique stay experience and a good way to save money then a good option is to stay in the local hostel. THIS ISN'T EVERYONES CUP OF TEA! Just wanted to make that disclaimer. We love staying in hostels because its a great way to meet new people and save money. But you are sharing a space with other people, just be aware. This is also a very popular place for climbers to stay when they're visiting Chattanooga. So if you're a climber you have a good chance of meeting a climbing friend or belay partner! The owners are outdoor enthusiasts, so they cater to other like minded travelers with recommendations on climbing, biking and rafting.

Travel Note

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions on lodging.

There are a lot of options on Airbnb and VRBO in the area as well. And many more hotel options. We just wanted to include some of the more unique stays that Chattanooga has to offer. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.