Where to Stay in Chattanooga - 7 Best Romantic Getaways

© The Edwin Hotel

The Edwin Hotel is a chic hotel located along Chattanooga's Tennessee Riverwalk, conveniently located near area attractions such as the Hunter Museum of American Art. The luxurious 90-room hotel offers beautiful views of the Tennessee River from many of its rooms, which are decked out with amenities such as flat screen televisions, marble bathrooms, and beautiful chandeliers. Artwork by regional icons such as Verina Baxter, Hubert Shuptrine, Ellen Franklin, and Myles Freeman is on display at the hotel's art gallery and throughout its public spaces. Guests can dine at the refined Appalachian-style Whitebird restaurant or enjoy fine whiskies at its Whiskey Thief rooftop bar. Other amenities include a state-of-the-art gym, a full-service spa, and an outdoor plunge pool.

102 Walnut St, Chattanooga, TN 37403, Phone: 423-713-5900

© The Chattanoogan

The Chattanoogan is a modern hotel located in the Southside District of downtown Chattanooga, with 198 elegant suites and rooms with fantastic views of Lookout Mountain. All rooms are beautifully decorated with elegant, modern furniture and have private bathrooms and high-tech amenities such as flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi. The hotel offers its guests three gourmet restaurants on site, a 25,000-square-foot meeting space, and a full-service spa with a steam room and sauna. The open-air courtyard brings nature inside. The Chattanoogan’s inviting lobby with its cozy fireplace creates a feeling of superb comfort and relaxation.

1201 Broad Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402, Phone: 423-756-3400

© St Francis Cottage

Located on 2.3 acres about 1 mile from the Hamilton Place Mall Shopping Complex, St Francis Cottage is a special and unique getaway for those in Chattanooga for business, a convention, or visiting family. It is a bed and breakfast in the true meaning of the word, a perfect combination of friendliness, comfort, and superb services. Each of the seven unique guest rooms is exquisitely decorated and has a private bath, comfortable furniture, quirky eclectic details, and luxurious amenities. It is Southern hospitality at its best, with modern state-of-the-art 21st-century technology. Guests can enjoy a stroll in the beautiful garden and a fresh afternoon dessert with tea or coffee or a soda. The complimentary breakfast includes organic coffee and healthy, homemade Southern comfort food.

1349 Gunbarrel Road, Chattanooga, TN 37421, Phone: 423-400-4177

© Bluff View Inn

Bluff View Inn consists of three historic turn-of-the-century buildings on the banks of the Tennessee River. This unique bed and breakfast offers comfortable accommodation that seamlessly combines historical charm with modern convenience. The inn is located near all downtown Chattanooga attractions and activities, such as the Hunter Museum of American Art, the IMAX Theatre, Tennessee Aquarium, Coolidge Park, Southern Belle, and the Walnut Street Bridge. The inn’s main mansion, the Maclellan House, is built in the English Tudor style and features a honeymoon suite with pieces of original period furniture. The T. C. Thompson House, built in 1908, has two apartment suites and four guestrooms. The Martin House, built in 1927, is an elegantly restored Colonial revival building with three guest rooms full of original antiques and art. Things to Do in Chattanooga

411 East Second Street, Chattanooga, TN 3740, Phone: 423-265-5033

© Mayor's Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast

Mayor’s Mansion Inn Bed and Breakfast is an elegant historic 18-room bed and breakfast located in a mansion built in 1889 for Edmond G. Watkins, at one time the Mayor of Chattanooga, Tennessee. The inn is located in the Fort Wood Historic District, close to all Chattanooga attractions such as Ruby Falls, Tennessee Aquarium, and Lookout Mountain. The inn has eleven beautifully decorated rooms in a variety of styles, including French provincial, as well as rooms with a 300-gallon soaking tub. There is a room for every taste, but they all have private baths, superb comfort, and all-modern amenities. The guests of the Mayor’s Mansion Inn get to enjoy a complimentary three-course breakfast in the sunny Tiffany Room.

801 Vine Street, Chattanooga, TN 37403, Phone: 423-265-5000

© The Read House

Located in downtown Chattanooga, The Read House is a city landmark and an historic property that opened in 1872 and was then rebuilt in 1926. The Read House is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and has some famous names on its list of guests, such as Winston Churchill, Oprah Winfrey, Gary Cooper, and Al Capone. This unique historic hotel has superbly decorated suites and rooms with the views of the city, elegant Drexel Heritage furniture, and modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, Wi-Fi, and high-quality linen. The hotel is one of very few that welcomes pets. The heated pool is perfect at the end of a busy day, and the onsite Starbucks can help busy guests replenish.

827 Broad Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402, Phone: 423-266-4121

© The Dwell Hotel

The Dwell Hotel is a small, private hotel located in a historic three-story building built in 1909 on top of a fort used during the Civil War. It has operated as a hotel under several different names. The Dwell Hotel today has 16 unique suites and guestrooms decorated in its own version of retro style with vintage furniture and art, original upholstery, and dramatic wallpaper. Each room has a modern bath with an oversized shower and a soaking tub. The hotel is located within walking distance to Warehouse Row and close to the free tram that can take guests to downtown attractions and restaurants. The hotel renovation in 2006 left in place many original details, such as the central staircase and the rooftop atrium. The elevator still has the original décor, but is now powered by modern machinery. The hotel offers the Matilda Bar, the Terra Mae Restaurant, and the Rainbow Room cocktail lounge for its guests’ enjoyment.

120 E. 10th Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402, Phone: 423-267-7866