One-Night Stay at StoneFort Inn in Chattanooga, TN

Top Reasons to Stay at StoneFort Inn

• Located in downtown Chattanooga, this boutique inn is within walking distance of several restaurants and the popular riverfront area. Two blocks from the hotel, you can jump on a free electric shuttle to visit popular attractions such as the Walnut Street pedestrian bridge and the Tennessee Aquarium.
• Built in 1909, the newly restored StoneFort is decorated with antiques and marble fireplaces.
• The new onsite restaurant, TerraMae, serves a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast on weekday mornings. On the weekends, there’s a gourmet buffet. Menu items include waffles, crème brûlée, and applewood-smoked bacon. The restaurant also serves dinner.
• Inside, you’ll find a gas fireplace and a private bathroom with either a clawfoot tub or a hot tub. A fruit-and-cheese platter and a bottle of sparkling wine are included with this deal.

Chattanooga, Tennessee: Museums and Parks Along the Riverfront

Set along the Tennessee-Georgia border, Chattanooga was a major railroad hub in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, inspiring the song "Chattanooga Choo Choo." Today, the city has scrubbed away its industrial-era grime and adopted greener practices, such as installing public parks and an electric shuttle that runs throughout downtown. Coolidge Park is a popular hangout along the river where kids can hop on a century-old carousel and enjoy acres of open green space.

Chattanooga is also home to the Walnut Street Bridge, one of the world’s longest pedestrian bridges. Its wrought-iron trusses stretch across the Tennessee River, which bisects the city’s downtown. From here, you can take a scenic stroll toward other downtown attractions such as the Tennessee Aquarium and the Hunter Museum of American Art.

Picked by the New York Times as one of the top 45 places to visit in 2012, the city has seen a resurgence of arts and culture in recent years. It now hosts a number of annual art and music festivals and features several up-and-coming art districts filled with independent boutiques and galleries.

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