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“Once the mainline railway station, now a unique place to rest your head. The vaulted lobby is an impressive sight and has been likened to a museum. While the rooms are either chic contemporary affairs or traditionally dressed in old rail cars. Includes a pool, gardens, comedy club and much more!”

“Once the mainline railway station, now a unique place to rest your head. The vaulted lobby is an impressive sight and has been likened to a museum. While the rooms are either chic contemporary affairs or traditionally dressed in old rail cars. Includes a pool, gardens, comedy club and much more!”

Recommended For

  • City Style
  • A unique property offering traditional yet stylish rooms the best of which are in a converted railway car
  • Museums
  • View the most revered guitar collection in the world at the hotel's own Songbirds Guitar Museum
  • Hotel Entertainment
  • Unwind in the Glen Miller Gardens complete with games to entertain all the family
  • Pet friendly
  • They even have their very own large dog park!
  • Traditional
  • Opulent
  • Full of character
  • Theme hotel
  • Luxury
  • Disabled access
  • Child friendly
  • Quirky
  • Chic
  • Historic
  • Landmark
  • Restaurant

Facilities

  • Pet friendly
  • They even have their very own large dog park!
  • Swimming Pool
  • Heated indoor pool
  • Airport transfer
  • Bar
  • Parking
  • Wifi
  • Disabled access
  • Child friendly
  • Garden
  • Restaurant

Activities

  • Museums
  • View the most revered guitar collection in the world at the hotel's own Songbirds Guitar Museum
  • Hotel Entertainment
  • Unwind in the Glen Miller Gardens complete with games to entertain all the family
  • Theatre
  • Watch a performance at the Comedy Catch set inside the property itself

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Chattanooga Choo Choo Hotel

A true original – the former main-line railway station converted into a hotel, but still with all the period looks and charm of its early 20th century hey-day. Much of the terminal building has been conserved, giving it a living museum quality, with restaurants and bars added. And, yes, you can stay in a railway car.

Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)