Spa hotels in Chattanooga

Read Hotel is a beautiful historic hotel. The lobby is classic and our Manor room was well appointed. We encountered two problems though. The front desk clerk was very short with us at checkin and seemed annoyed to answer our questions about valet parking. But, most importantly, our room was so very noisy at night. The walls are paper thin and we heard every conversation in the neighboring room. Also, the doors in our hallway closed with a loud bang every time a guest closed their door. It was one of the worst nights of sleep we have ever encountered in a hotel. At checkout the clerk did not greet us except to ask if we wanted our receipt printed or emailed. No “How was your stay?” was asked. We chose not to complain to her at checkout as she didn’t seemed concerned about us as guests.

Very friendly staff, excellent location near river, downtown, and arts district.  Rooms have just enough space to fit a couch and the hotel interior has a great eclectic feel.

The hotel was much bigger than I expected and the facilities were good. The staff were all friendly. Due to my travel schedule, I ended up just sleeping, so I regretted not being able to use the pool, bar, etc. I would like to use it again next time I go to Chattanooga.

On the hillside, facing the Mount Lookout, you can see the scenery of the mountains, or you can see the Christmas lights of Mount Lucaw. The room we stayed in was not big, but it was quite comfortable. It is important to note that there are a number of hotel chains in the Fairfield Hotel. We must figure out the address before we check in. We didn't set up the GPS. We suddenly went to another hotel more than 20 kilometers away.