srqsnook Posted June 21, 2009 Report Share Posted June 21, 2009 Anyone know about Chattanooga?2adults/2kidsJuly 24-253.5*Downtown $63Shuttle, Fitness ctr, pool, restaurant, Business ctr, internet, golf3* Airport $83comp. brkfast, fitness ctr,, busines ctr, internetTHANKS! Link to comment
AaronJB Posted June 21, 2009 Report Share Posted June 21, 2009 The 3.5* would appear to be a match for the Sheraton, but the 3* is unID'd.Please use the site's HOTWIRE link to start your purchase. Link to comment
Keoni Posted July 3, 2009 Report Share Posted July 3, 2009 srqsnook,I haven't lived there in a long time but I grew up there... You DO NOT WANT TO STAY BY THE AIRPORT! I wasn't yelling,just wanted to get your attention. There is nothing to do by the airport except drive over and go shopping at a mall. EventhoughDowntown is "dead" at night, it is the central place to start all adventures, Tennessee Aquarium, walk along the Tennessee River and Ross's Landing, walk across the Chesnut Street Bridge to the shopping area, ride the INCLINE railway to the top of LookoutMountain and "See Seven States", visit Chickamauga Battlefield for Civil War History, take in a minor league ball game with theChattanooga Lookouts, and if it is still there, take a tour of the Coca Cola Bottling plant, the first in the country. Most folks would never know that around 1925 - 1930 more MILLIONAIRES lived in Chattanooga, Tennessee than anywhere in America. Why, because one family OWNED the exclusive right to BOTTLE Coca Cola. The pharmacist in Atlanta Georgia that developed the recipefor Coke (uh, yes it probably had some extract from the poppy plant when it became the national drink) anyway, this guy never thought anyone would buy the drink anywhere except at the pharmacy so he sold the right to bottle it for $1 (which he never collected!)Take a drive up Lookout mountain or Missionary Ridge and see many historic sites to include the Cravens House.Regards, Keoni :) Link to comment
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