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Convenient Location
Situated just a stone's throw away from Chattanooga Zoo and a short distance from Tennessee Aquarium, Lookout Mountain, and Hunter Museum of American Art, InTown Suites Extended Stay Chattanooga TN - Airport offers a prime location for exploring the best of Chattanooga.
Comfortable Accommodations
Each room at the hotel is equipped with essential amenities including a desk, flat-screen TV, private bathroom, and a fridge. With cozy bed linens and fluffy towels provided, guests can unwind and relax in comfort during their stay.
Nearby Attractions
Conveniently located near Tennessee Riverpark and Ruby Falls, guests can easily immerse themselves in the beauty and adventure that Chattanooga has to offer. Don't miss out on exploring the wonders of Chattanooga during your stay at our hotel.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
I liked how close it was to airport
It was a little too far away from downtown wished it was a little closer and the key cards to my room was not working so I would be locked out for a minute until I got ahold of the after hours shift room did not look like the pictures I thought it was false advertising
The sink in the kitchen area was stopped up. The toilet was stopped up. The floors were dirty. The light in the kitchen area didn't work. We asked for a room with a shower chair in it's and didn't get it's.
The price is reasonable
Rooms are a little small but for the price it's ok
No breakfast was served.
There were roaches in the room (many)
The place was reasonably clean except for under the bed.
Early one morning at about 1230 I heard loud arguing between a husband and his wife in front of my door. A few days later pararescue workers arrived, and the wife was ultimately escorted off the property by the police. The clerk at the desk said the woman was mentally ill and hadn't taken her medication.
A few days later I arrived at the hotel after a conference and there were four police cars on the property and five to ten officers. The desk clerk told me that the Chattanooga PD SWAT team broke down the door of someone's room with a battering ram and arrested him for drug trafficking.
One other afternoon I spotted some guy dancing with himself in the courtyard. Residents told me that the hotel accepts people who have just been released from halfway houses.
Also, on my first day there, the manager told me about all the ways I could be evicted. And as an added aggravation, the hotel (or the travel site) wouldn't allow me out of my second week after I found an apartment.
The toilet valve stayed open and I had to remove the tank top and re-seat it after every flush. I reported it to the management, but nothing was done. I also had to plug in one of the stove top burners that had been disconnected.
This hotel probably does a fine job for people who have mental health problems or for those who could not find an apartment because of poor credit, or a police record but it was a miserable place for me!
When we checked in we turned down the "upgrade" room bc it smelled like pot (every room is supposed to be non smoking) Apparently *every* room smells like pot.
Ours did all week. When we got in the room the smoke detector battery was dead. *BEEP*. There was a piece of broken glass on the floor, as well as a mostly dried puddle of some kind of sticky liquid by one of the beds. The kitchen area had 2 burners and we didn't get one to work until after we had bought a 2 burner stove from Walmart. The inside of the microwave looked like it could simultaneously give you cancer and tetanus. The guy came to fix the smoke detector and replaced the battery with a used one, so at like 10pm that first night, it started beeping again. So we had to buy one through doordash and replace it, as nobody was in the office during office hours. The second night, a roach was just hanging out on the wall. They told us they didn't supply additional toilet paper beyond the single roll they gave us, so we had to buy some. They don't replace bedding or towels unless you request it, but somehow they got in to leave a note about how our room wasn't tidy and "that attracts pests". They were attracted before we got here.
If you're not cleaning/restocking, why can you come in our room? We had been there about 4 days out of 7 at that point.
This is an extended stay hotel where every room has an exterior exit. In a sketchy part of town. The lock on the bathroom door didn't work, and the vent was full of dust.
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