Chattanooga Choo Choo Review

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Families will love:
  • Authentic Victorian train car accommodations
  • Suites with adjoining bedrooms and refrigerators
  • Variety of onsite dining options


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About Chattanooga Choo Choo

Chattanooga, TN

In the 1970s when the Chattanooga Terminal Station was slated for demolition, a group of local businessmen became inspired by the "Chattanooga Choo Choo" theme and set out to save the terminal and transform it into a vacation complex. Four million dollars later, in 1973, the Chattanooga Choo Choo Historic Hotel opened its doors and became one of the city's first historic preservation projects.

The vacation complex includes the Victorian Train Car Hotel, featuring 48 authentic sleeper cars from the early 1900s refurbished as modern day hotel rooms, and a standard hotel and convention center offering stand rooms and hotel suites. The terminal's dome room now boasts a large dining hall and the original baggage room is now the "Station House" restaurant, featuring singing waiters and waitresses!

The "train car" rooms offer queen-sized beds, and some cars also have a daybed with a pull-out trundle bed. Standard rooms feature either a king-sized bed or two double beds, and hotel hospitality suites offer a king-sized bed, a table with four chairs, a sofa and loveseat, a wet bar, and a refrigerator. In the suites, deluxe bathrooms include a Jacuzzi and an over-sized vanity with two sinks. Of special note to families is that all suites have adjoining bedrooms available (request at time of reservation), all rooms feature free wireless Internet service.

Families will enjoy the bustling premises showcasing shops, a variety of restaurants and formal gardens as well as the outdoor and indoor pools, the later featuring an impressive four-story-high skylit dome. Trolley rides take you on an educational and entertaining excursion around the complex and for a fee, you can take a 30-minute carriage ride from the hotel to Miller Park and back. The CARTA free shuttle service takes guests to downtown shopping and sightseeing, departing every 10 minutes from the hotel lobby.

The Choo Choo is one of the few pet-friendly hotels in the downtown Chattanooga area, and the only hotel in Chattanooga with a pet running area. There is an additional non-refundable daily fee for pets.




Written by Kimberly Liu

 

Chattanooga Choo Choo Reviews

gngngnj - Nov 30th, 2011

Recently, our family visited Chattanooga,TN for a British Car Show. The show was held at the Chattanooga Choo Choo Hotel and that's where we decided to stay. The hotel is old but decent, just walking into the lobby which used to be an actual train station is impressive. We opted to pay a little extra and stay in an actual train car since our 2 year old ... more +

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