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Welcome to Chattanooga Downtown Hotels

Residents are pleased with the renaissance in recent years, transforming Downtown Chattanooga and the Riverfront. The Tennessee River winds its way around the urban center and the famous Lookout Mountain. From worn-out stores and tired empty industrial buildings and streets, the Scenic City has arisen to the task and created a flourishing downtown. In fact, Chattanooga has received awards for its downtown updates. One of the first projects was restoring the Walnut Street Bridge across the Tennessee River. The bridge was constructed in the late 1800s. Now made safe for people on foot and bicycle, the bridge is the globe's longest bridge for pedestrians connecting to parks, the Tennessee Aquarium and the Riverwalk on both sides of the river. The historic neighborhood on the Riverfront has been restored by locals interested in the beautifying of Downtown Chattanooga. The area has nearly two blocks of quiet residential streets in the heart of the city. Including the Hunter's Museum, the district provides art galleries, boutique inns and delightful cafes today. Downtown Hotel Service offers Hotels near Downtown Chattanooga that are quality hotels at a affordable price. Use our Search box above or click here to see available hotels!

About Downtown Chattanooga

Downtown Chattanooga has mixture of trendy upscale establishments and meticulously restored historic buildings. The downtown area is located on the west side of where the Tennessee River bends. Downtown Chattanooga is divided into several areas to make getting around easier including: Riverfront, City Center, MLK/University, Northshore, and Southside. Most of the popular attractions are located in the Riverfront Area.

Located from the banks of the Tennessee River to Forth Street, the Riverfront Neighborhood in downtown Chattanooga is one of the most desirable places to live and visit. Located between Forth and 12th Street is the City Center Neighborhood. In the City Center District, CitiPark has a myriad of distinctive shops and restaurants. Nestled between Third Street and Martin Luther King Boulevard on the North and South sides, and Central Avenue and Georgia Avenue on the East and West is the MLK/University Neighborhood. The trendy Northshore area is accessible by crossing any of the four downtown bridges taking visitors north. Positioned just south of 12th Street to 20th Street is the Southside area.

The Riverfront underwent extensive restoration and revitalization to become some of the best real estate in Tennessee. The Riverfront is home to many hotels, restaurants, museums, parks, and sports venues making it the place to be for entertainment. The 13 miles of walkways meandering through the city provide a scenic way to get to their destination or just stroll through the city. Some of the most popular attractions in the Riverfront District include: the Tennessee Aquarium, Hunter Museum of American Art, Creative Discovery Museum for children, an IMAX Theater, and the Bluff View Art District. Shopping in the Riverfront District is located near the Aquarium.

Gorgeous public art installations are displayed throughout the city. One of the finest installations is the First Street Sculpture Garden located in the Riverside area. Visitors are welcome to peruse the art 24 hours a day. Other outdoor art is found at Main Street, Renaissance Park, and River Gallery Sculptural Gallery. There is a variety of culinary choices for visitors in any of the five neighborhoods catering to the most discerning taste and price bracket.