Neighborhood

Downtown Chattanooga — the Tennessee Aquarium, Riverwalk, and riverside restaurants are a short walk away so you can explore the waterfront and dining scene without a car. Bluff View Art District, the Walnut Street Bridge, and the Hunter Museum of American Art are all walkable. The building itself is a reimagined 1915 landmark, so you arrive somewhere that actually has a story. Getting Around Walkability is a genuine strength — the Aquarium is about a 10-minute walk, the Riverwalk starts just blocks away with 16 miles of paved trail along the Tennessee River, and most of the dining and nightlife you’ll want is on foot. One reserved parking space is included for when you need it; additional street and garage parking nearby (free after 6 PM weekdays and all day weekends). Dining & Cafés Main Street Meats, Community Pie, Public House, Bridgeman’s Chophouse, and Calliope are all walkable or a short rideshare. Bluff View Art District adds galleries and river-view cafés for a quieter morning pace. Things to Do Riverwalk, Tennessee Aquarium, Walnut Street Bridge, Hunter Museum of American Art — all within walking distance. The downtown setting keeps you close to waterfront activities and event programming throughout the year. Day Trips Lookout Mountain, Ruby Falls, and Rock City are about 15 minutes by car — easy half-day excursions from a downtown base. UTC and the Convention Center are also within quick reach for conference guests. Who It Suits Best Families, two couples, and small groups who want to explore downtown on foot and have a home base with real character. Also practical for remote workers, conference attendees, and guests bringing pets.

Guest Access

Full private access to the entire condo — both bedrooms, both bathrooms, the living area, kitchen, and dining space — so you can use every in-unit amenity during your stay. One reserved parking space in the adjacent lot is included at no extra cost; step-by-step parking instructions are provided before arrival, and if the reserved space is temporarily unavailable due to nearby construction we will reimburse any alternate parking costs in full. Keyless self check-in via the smart lock lets you arrive on your own schedule. Guests may use building common areas including the lobby, hallways, and elevators. Please note the unit is on the 2nd floor (one flight of stairs from the entrance while the elevator is being repaired), maximum occupancy is six, and the primary guest must be 25 or older to book.

THE SPACE • Gigabit Wi-Fi (1032 Mbps), a dedicated desk workspace, in-unit laundry, one reserved parking space, and keyless self check-in • A working turntable and curated vinyl collection, a “New, Good Nights and Neon Lights” neon sign, and themed amenity zones — The Workaround, The Finishing Touch, The Recharge, The Tailgate — that go beyond a standard furnished rental • Urban-loft style inside a converted 1915 building: exposed historic character paired with warm, curated furnishings — downtown-chic rather than corporate-rental KITCHEN • Fully equipped with cookware, dishes, and everything needed to cook a full meal or a quick breakfast • Gourmet coffee pods, pre-measured local coffee, a filtered water pitcher, a compact dishwasher, and an expandable table that seats six BEDROOMS • Bedroom 1: queen bed with a private ensuite bathroom (rainfall shower) and a dedicated desk workspace • Bedroom 2: queen bed with access to the oversized hallway bathroom and a get-ready station with dedicated lighting • Living room sofa bed adds a third sleeping option, bringing total capacity to six guests LOCATION • Tennessee Aquarium, the Riverwalk, and the Bluff View Art District are all within walking distance • Riverside restaurants and downtown dining are a short walk or quick rideshare away • A walkable, river-facing downtown base with easy access to day trips into the surrounding mountains Step into a converted 1915 building that still carries its history — tall ceilings and a structure built to last, reworked into a warm, lived-in two-bedroom condo with an urban-loft edge: weathered character softened by curated furnishings, a record collection spinning under neon light, and small local touches instead of generic décor. It suits people who want a downtown base that still feels like somewhere lived-in rather than a hotel substitute — couples splitting a long weekend, families who don’t want to choose between space and walkability, remote workers who need a real desk, and travelers who’d rather bring their dog than leave it behind. The layout is straightforward and gives a group room to spread out. From the entry, the open living and kitchen area sits at the center of the home, with the two bedrooms branching off on either side — one toward the desk and workspace, the other toward the get-ready station — so two parties, or a family with kids, can each settle into their own corner without losing the shared space in the middle. The sofa bed in the living room adds a third sleeping option once the group grows past four. KITCHEN Fully equipped for quick breakfasts or full group meals: gourmet coffee pods and pre-measured Sarasota coffee, a filtered water pitcher in the fridge, a compact dishwasher with pods, and ice trays so cold drinks are always ready. The expandable dining table seats six when you need it, and WiFi Porter on the counter keeps you connected while you cook. LIVING ROOM Open-concept living area with seating for 6–8, a sofa bed that sleeps two (sheets pre-installed), and a 60-inch smart TV with Roku. The Groove vinyl station anchors one corner — turntable, Bluetooth speaker, and a curated record collection featuring Chattanooga’s local artists — while “New, Good Nights and Neon Lights” glows above the room and a custom Chattanooga mural makes the space feel like the city it’s in. Board games are on hand for low-key evenings, and the room flows directly into the kitchen and dining area so cooking, eating, and conversation happen together. BEDROOM 1 (PRIMARY) + THE WORKAROUND Queen bed, blackout curtains, ceiling fan, and TV for restful sleep. The Workaround workspace — a full-size desk, ergonomic chair, and Chattanooga’s EPB gigabit network (1032 Mbps) — gives remote workers a real setup and some separation from the group. The private ensuite bathroom has a rainfall showerhead and Zenology toiletries. BEDROOM 2 + THE FINISHING TOUCH Queen bed, blackout curtains, ceiling fan, and TV, plus The Finishing Touch — a dedicated get-ready station with quality lighting so mornings move faster and checkout doesn’t feel rushed. A lush green headboard and hand-selected wallpaper give the room its own character, and the back bedroom closet holds a Pack-and-Play and high chair for families. BATHROOMS & LAUNDRY Two full bathrooms — the ensuite off Bedroom 1 with a rainfall showerhead, and an oversized hallway bathroom with a large shower — both stocked with Zenology toiletries and fresh towels. An in-unit stacked washer/dryer sits in the hallway with laundry pods and dryer sheets provided, and an iron and ironing board are in the back bedroom closet. THE RECHARGE — WELLNESS STATION Yoga mats, hand weights, and exercise bands for morning stretches, pre-hike warm-ups, or evening recovery after a full day on the Riverwalk. No gym bag required. THE TAILGATE — PET AMENITY AREA Dogs welcome. An in-unit dog bed, dishes, and toys sit between the kitchen and living room so your pet settles in as easily as you do. Explore the Riverwalk together, then come home to a setup that was waiting for both of you. RESERVED PARKING One reserved parking space in the adjacent lot, accessed from Georgia Avenue, is included at no extra cost — step-by-step instructions are provided before arrival. BUILDING & ENTRY A secure 1915 building with a lobby and keyless smart lock entry. The condo is on the 2nd floor, and guests may use building common areas including the lobby, hallways, and elevators. NEIGHBORHOOD This stretch of downtown Chattanooga puts the river and the city’s walkable core right outside the door. The waterfront is close enough to reach on foot, with trail access nearby for an easy morning walk or run, and a small arts-and-culture pocket of the neighborhood just a few blocks further. Restaurants, cafés, and everyday conveniences are all within a short walk, so a car isn’t necessary for most of a stay — though the surrounding mountains are an easy drive when guests want to range further. This is a stay built around small, real moments — a record playing while dinner’s on the stove, coffee on the way out for a morning walk along the river, a quiet desk session that doesn’t feel like work travel, a dog settled into its own corner of the living room. Guests tend to leave having actually used the city rather than just looked at it from a hotel window, with a comfortable, well-equipped place to come back to at the end of each day.

Other Details to Note

→ Elevator temporarily out for repairs — the condo is on the 2nd floor (one flight of stairs from the entrance); please plan for luggage or mobility needs. Repairs should be completed in mid-July. → Reserved parking spot temporarily unavailable due to nearby city construction — alternative parking is available two doors down and we will reimburse any parking costs in full. → One reserved parking space is normally included at no extra cost; parking instructions and lot access (Georgia Avenue entrance) are provided before arrival. → Building is undergoing an active historic renovation — occasional daytime activity in common areas is possible. → Noise monitor in the unit detects volume levels only (no audio or video) — helps us keep noise reasonable for neighbors. → Exterior security cameras monitor building common areas — for safety only; do not record inside the condo. → Pet-friendly with an in-unit pet area (dog bed, dishes, and toys) — please follow pet rules and let us know ahead of time if you’re bringing a pet. → Pack-and-Play crib and high chair available in the back bedroom closet for families traveling with young children. → Maximum occupancy is six guests; primary guest must be 25 or older to book. → Check-in is after 4:00 PM and checkout is before 10:00 AM — arrival details and parking instructions shared before your stay.

The neighborhood is very walkable - the Aquarium sits roughly a 10-minute walk away, the Riverwalk begins just a few blocks off with 16 miles of paved trail along the Tennessee River, and most restaurants and nightlife are within easy walking distance. You’ll have one reserved parking space included; additional street and garage parking are nearby (free after 6 PM on weekdays and free all day on weekends). Dining & Cafés Walk to Main Street Meats, Community Pie, Public House, Bridgeman’s Chophouse, and Calliope, or hop in a rideshare for a quick trip. The Bluff View Art District offers galleries and river-view cafés for a quieter morning. Things to Do You’re within walking distance of the Riverwalk, Tennessee Aquarium, Walnut Street Bridge, and the Hunter Museum of American Art. The central location keeps you near waterfront activities and year-round event programming. Day Trips By car, Lookout Mountain, Ruby Falls, and Rock City are about 15 minutes away, perfect for half-day outings from downtown. UTC and the Convention Center are also a short drive for conference needs. Who It Suits Best Ideal for families, two couples, and small groups who want to explore downtown on foot while staying in a place with character. Also convenient for remote workers, conference attendees, and guests traveling with pets.