Pet-Friendly Hotels in Chattanooga

Leaving your four-legged furry friends at home? No way – bring ‘em with you to Chattanooga! We get that pets are part of the family and making sure they have a place to stay is a top priority. Dog-treat yourself (and Fido) by checking into one of Chattanooga’s luxury pet-friendly hotels like The Read House or The Edwin. There are plenty of pet-friendly places to stay near downtown so you’re never more than a paw or two away from Chattanooga’s top attractions and outdoor adventure.

Music + Culture

In 1925, Chattanooga hosted the Old Time Fiddlers' Convention - one of the earliest documented gatherings of its kind in the South. A century later, the city is hosting the IBMA World of Bluegrass, the premier professional conference and festival in the genre. This is not Nashville. It is not...

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Aerial early morning photo of Chattanooga with river and Lookout Mountain

National Park City

Chattanooga is one of only four National Park Cities in the world. The designation carries a mandate: treat the entire city as a national park - maintained, stewarded, and accessible for everyone. A city that was once named America's dirtiest now holds a designation fewer than a handful of...

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A vibrant table spread featuring various dishes, including grilled meats, pasta, and colorful garnishes, with drinks in stylish glasses.

Award-Winning Restaurants in Chattanooga

Chattanooga has always had a way of surprising people. Tucked into the Tennessee River gorge at the foot of the Appalachians, this city has built something quietly remarkable: a food scene that is deeply rooted in place, driven by chefs who care about their community, and now recognized on the...

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2024 Blue Cross Bowl ~ Crowd Shot at Finley Stadium

2026 Sports Tourism Facilities

Learn more about the 2025 Sports Tourism Facilities: Needs & Opportunities Assessment conducted by KemperSports for Chattanooga Tourism Co. Gain insights into development, sustainability, governance, and meeting the current and future needs of sporting events in Chattanooga.

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