The Read House Hotel - Chattanooga

Longest operating hotel in the Southeast on the National Register of Historic Places in downtown Chattanooga

History & Architecture

The Read House Hotel has operated continuously since 1872, holding the title of longest operating hotel in the Southeast. The hotel features spaces restored from the Jazz Age, including the lobby and the Derby Bar. Guests can sign up for a free tour of the haunted room 311, offered by the hotel's front desk.

Dining & Entertainment

Guests can dine at three on-site restaurants, including the steakhouse Bridgeman's Chophouse. The Bar & Billiards allows guests to take drinks to their room after hours. Starbucks coffee shop is located on the hotel's ground floor for quick service.

Wellness & Recreation

The Read House Chattanooga provides an indoor heated pool that is open all year, with towels and sun loungers provided. A fitness center with equipment is accessible to guests during their stay. The hotel lists a spa and wellness centre as part of its amenities.

Rooms & Pet-Friendly Accommodations

Accommodations at the Read House Hotel include the classic Manor section and the newer Tower section. Premier King and Premier Double Queens rooms are available, with pet-friendly options for travelers with pets. Valet parking is offered at $25 per night, with cars parked in a monitored off-site facility.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The hotel is a 5-minute walk from the Tennessee Aquarium and the Chattanooga Riverwalk. Coolidge Park and the Creative Discovery Museum are within a 9-minute walk. Lookout Mountain is 5 km away, and Ruby Falls is 4 km from the property.

• History: Longest continuously operating hotel in the Southeast since 1872
• Dining: Three on-site restaurants including Bridgeman's Chophouse
• Wellness: Indoor heated pool and fitness center
• Activities: Free tour of haunted room 311
• Location: 5-minute walk to Tennessee Aquarium and Riverwalk
• Pet Policy: Pet-friendly rooms and valet parking