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1400 Market Street
Chattanooga, TN 37402
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+1 423 266 5000
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Neighborhood :
Downtown
http://www.choochoo.com
"Pardon me boy..." Remember the old Glen Miller song? See the place that inspired his musical musings and the city's oldest attraction. The Chattanooga Choo Choo is a train station turned hotel, restaurant, museum, convention center, and more. You can sleep aboard an antique train car, dine in the dining car or catch a ride on a horse drawn carriage. Luxurious guest rooms and fine dining now fill the century-old station and the gardens and shops provide hours of enjoyment. Prices start at $150 per night.
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This place needs a complete overhaul. It's dated and doesn't look like it's been updated since the 1970s. The hotel lobby is admittedly beautiful--but...
Ehhhh...... if you have kids, it's fine. If you don't have kids, don't bother. The entire facility is just marginal. Everything is pretty old. Some...
It was ok...rooms could stand a bit of updating, property has an unusual lay out...but, The kids loved all of the train themed stuff, the restaurant with...
Trip Advisor Reviews
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“A perfect Christmas experience with your children...”
Last Christmas I took my daughter and twin grandsons to the Choo Choo and we had a blast. We slept in one of their train cars and we all loved ...
“Ok stay for kids, but stay away from the pool”
The hotel lounge and grounds are really cool. For kids this is a really neat place to spend the night. The rooms were average at best, but the ...
“My Kids Loved the Trains”
I can't speak to the hotel or restaurant, but I give the attraction of the Choo Choo and surrounding train exhibits a big thumbs up. The train ...
“not the Choo Choo that Glen Miller plays”
After riding on the free electric bus, we arrived at the station. It was mostly shut. Just the restaurant was open, it did not look inviting. T...
“Train exhibit--waste of time”
We did not stay at the "Choo Choo" during our stay, simply visited there and did the train exhibit. My comments are strictly limited to that. T...
“Wonderful Family Vacation”
My husband and I took our twelve year old son to the Choo-Choo. He had such a wonderful time. Their was never a dull moment for him. Between th...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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Renovation Needed
It was very close to all attractions. Travel via the shuttle it's a great experience if you meet local as we did.The rooms as well as the other...
We Love the Chattanooga Choo Choo!
We Love the Whole Theme!The Food Was delicious. The Heated Pool was so warm that you could see the steam rising from the pool. The rooms were c...
Love the place& staff
I have stayed at the choo choo several times and will be returning several more all the staff is very nice and helpful. Leigh is an angel and h...
too much of a good thing
I went to the Holiday Inn on a AAA trip. We had a delightful room which included plenty of exercise walking to and from the main lobby.I loved ...
Great Room W/ Great Views
We arrived @2am and was very happy to be greeted w/a smile. Stayed in Hotel 3 0n 5th floor with our 3 year old granson. We all loved every min ...
Dont do it!!!!!
Motel is very old and it shows. Stayed in building 1 and the room was not good. The shower was not very clean and the ceiling had patches all o...
CitySearch Reviews
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Chattanooga Awesome, This Hotel Horrible!
Do not stay here if you are above the age of 17 and you want to actually sleep. I am staying in this hotel tonight and there are many large gro...
For more than 50 years, this hotel's familiar green sign has signaled budget-friendly lodging for families and business travelers.
In ShortSince its 1952 debut in Memphis, Tenn., Holiday Inn has become one of the most recognized hotel brands in the world. Kids rule here
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