Thinking about a couples’ escape to this scenic Tennessee gem? I first visited Tennessee while road tripping though the Great Smoky Mountains. If you ask me, these getaways in Chattanooga, TN are perfect when you’re looking to slow down, soak up charming views, and truly reconnect. You’ll find just the right mix of romance, comfort, and one-of-a-kind experiences.

Highlights:

  • Riverside boutique hotels with balcony views of the Tennessee River
  • Historic inns in the Bluff View Art District with cozy fireplaces and garden paths
  • Luxury mountain lodges on Lookout Mountain with spa tubs and panoramic vistas
  • Charming B&Bs near downtown with gourmet breakfasts and romantic décor
  • Unique stays in repurposed rail cars or historic buildings for a storybook feel

Unique Chattanooga Hotels:

The Edwin Hotel

The Edwin Hotel

The Edwin Hotel - Admire river views and explore local art on a romantic weekend getaway.                                    

The Chattanoogan

The Chattanoogan

The Chattanoogan - Relax at the spa and walk to downtown sights on an easy trip.                                    

St Francis Cottage

St Francis Cottage

St Francis Cottage - Enjoy peaceful gardens and savor homemade breakfasts on a quiet retirement retreat.                                    

Mayor's Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast

Mayor's Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast

Mayor's Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast - Discover historic charm and stroll scenic grounds on an affordable couples escape.                                    

The Read House

The Read House

The Read House - Step into the past and enjoy elegant luxury on an unusual weekend trip.                                    

The Westin Chattanooga Hotel

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The Westin Chattanooga Hotel - Visit city attractions and unwind in modern comfort on a quick summer stay.                                    

The Dwell Hotel

The Dwell Hotel

The Dwell Hotel - Look at retro décor and sip craft cocktails on an exciting romantic getaway.                                    

In Summary...

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