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Number
Of Rooms: 100 |
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Number
Of Floors: 2 |
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Check Inn:
4PM (16:00) |
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Check Out:
12PM (12:00) |
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Pets are
allowed |
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24 hours
Desk Service |
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24
hours Diner |
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Free High
Speed Internet |
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Outdoor
pool |
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Complimentary
newspaper |
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Free parking |
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Meeting
facilities |
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Banquet
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Tennessee
Aquarium |
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Tivoli
Theater |
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Rock City |
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Lookout
Mountain |
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Ruby Falls |
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Chattanooga
Choo Choo |
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volkswagen plant
less than 1/2 mile |
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7641
Lee Highway, |
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Chattanooga, Tennessee, |
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37421-1027, US
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Phone:
423/899-3311 |
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Fax:
423/899-4259 |
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Welcome
to Best Western Heritage Inn!
Discover the perfect destinations for family vacation,
or business travel at Best
Western Heritage Inn Chattanooga Conveniently
located right off of Interstate 75 in Tennessee, the
Best Western Heritage Inn offers the best in quality
and comfort. Guests visiting this Chattanooga hotel
will be close to the Chattanooga African-American
Museum, Warner Park, the Incline Railway and UTC Arena.
The Best Western Heritage Inn is within a few minutes
of Bessie Smith Hall, the Southern Bell Riverboat
and Engel Stadium. Families especially will enjoy
spending the day at the Creative Discovery Museum,
the Tennessee Aquarium and the IMAX 3D Theatre. Other
nearby attractions include Rock City, Lookout Mountain,
Tivoli Theatre and Ruby Falls. The University of Tennessee
is just 10 miles away making the Best Western Heritage
Inn ideal lodging for those in town visiting students.
No matter where your interests lie, there are many
activities to choose from within the Chattanooga,
and the Best Western Heritage Inn puts you in the
center of it all. Come stay at the Best Western Heritage
Inn today. Our neighborhood is overflowing with many
attractions. |
Below is a list
of our favorites.
* Local Attractions.
* Restaurants.
* Shopping.
* Education.
* Transportations. |
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| Battles
For Chattanooga: |
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Located on Lookout
Mountain at the entrance to historic Point
Park, The Battles for Chattanooga Electric
Map & Museum is the perfect starting
point for your tour of the area's Civil
War battle sites. Hear and see about Chattanooga's
Battle Above the Clouds and Sherman's
assault on Missionary ridge before his
historic March To the Sea. See an excellent
relic and weapon collection and This is
our Buildingperuse the bookstore for well-known
works about the Civil War. The Battles
for Chattanooga Museum and Electric Map
lets you experience the battles as they
were fought over 130 years ago - the battles
that sealed the fate of the Confederacy. |
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| The
Tennessee Aquarium: |
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Tennessee Aquarium offers views of animals
from the mountains to the sea, and takes
visitors through three forests and puts
them eye to eye with sharks, otters and
alligators. |
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| Tennessee
Valley Authority: |
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TVA is an independent Government corporation
managed by a board of directors. Its activities
are directed from headquarters at Muscle
Shoals, Alabama, though administrative
offices have been set up elsewhere as
needed. |
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| Tivoli
Theater: |
Located
in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Tivoli
Theatre has featured a variety of entertainment
ranging from silent movies to Broadway
blockbusters. Often referred to as the
"Jewel of the South" for its
historical nature.
Today, the Tivoli Theatre offers Chattanooga
residents and visitors entertaining performances
and cultural events. In addition, dance,
opera, and Broadway shows are featured
throughout the year at the Tivoli Theatre.
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| Rock
City: |
Rock
City is splendid year-round; “Each
season there's a new reason to visit!”
Experience the magic of Fairyland Caverns
and Mother Goose Village, visit one of
the regional gift shops and dine at the
Big Rock Grill or in the new Rock City
Pavilion.
Located at top Lookout Mountain, just
6 miles from downtown Chattanooga, Rock
City is a true marvel of nature featuring
massive ancient rock formations, gardens
with over 400 native plant species, and
breathtaking "See 7 States"
panoramic views. Take an unforgettable
journey along the Enchanted Trail where
each step reveals natural beauty and wonders
along the woodland path. |
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| Chattanooga
Choo Choo: |
WELCOME
TO ONE OF THE SOUTH’S MOST RENOWNED
AND UNIQUE LANDMARKS! This 24-acre vacation
and convention complex is located in the
heart of downtown Chattanooga and has
something exciting to offer everyone.
The Choo Choo combines history and fun
in a delightful blend that appeals to
visitors of all ages.WELCOME TO ONE OF
THE SOUTH’S MOST RENOWNED AND UNIQUE
LANDMARKS! This 24-acre vacation and convention
complex is located in the heart of downtown
Chattanooga and has something exciting
to offer everyone. The Choo Choo combines
history and fun in a delightful blend
that appeals to visitors of all ages. |
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| Ruby
Falls: |
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Falls is one of Chattanooga's prime tourist
attractions and a very important destination.
In a cave, well underground, this 145
foot waterfall is the king of underground
waterfalls. It is located within Lookout
Mountain just south of Chattanooga. The
caves can be reached by a driving from
Nashville or Knoxville as well and make
a great day trip for the family.
This Ruby Falls waterfall fervently pumps
300 gallons of water per minute into a
crystal clear pool making it a breathtaking
sight. There is a mile long walk to be
taken to and from the Ruby Falls and along
the way there are many oddities and wonders
to marvel at. Ruby Falls is located in
Chattanooga and is one of the great things
to do when in the area.
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| Horseback
riding in Chattanooga: |
A
good way to experience the beauty in Chattanooga
and the surrounding area is from the back
of a horse. You can experience a piece
of history by riding the 12 miles of equestrian
trails at nearby Chickamauga and Chattanooga
National Military Park in Georgia. Take
in the spectacular views from the mountain
tops at Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Wildlife
Management in Lafayette, Georgia, where
there are 100 miles of multi-use trails
and a primitive camping area, and at the
Cohutta Wilderness area, which is part
of the Chattahoochee National Forest where
there are established horse trails and
primitive camping. |
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| Restaurants: |
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City
Cafe Dinner, on premises, Cafe, Continental,
Open for: breakfast, lunch, |
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dinner, Open 24 Hours, Guests receive
10% off. |
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0.5 mile(s) from China Buffet, Bar/Lounge,
American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from Acropolis Grille,
Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from
Longhorn Steakhouse, Bar/Lounge, American, Open
for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from Las Margarita's,
Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from Olive Garden, Bar/Lounge,
American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from O'Charlie's, Bar/Lounge,
American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from Applebee's, Bar/Lounge,
American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from Logan's Steakhouse,
Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from Red Lobster, Bar/Lounge,
American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from Hooter's, Bar/Lounge,
American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from Macaroni Grille,
Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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1 mile(s) from Shogun Japanese Restaurant,
Bar/Lounge, American, Open for: lunch, dinner. |
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2 mile(s) from Hamilton Place Mall
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10 mile(s) from University of Tennessee
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6 mile(s) from Chattanooga
Metropolitan Airport |
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The friendly
helpful staff at the Best Western Heritage Inn is
waiting to ensure an enjoyable and relaxing stay for
all guests. Make a reservation today and save! |
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| 7641
Lee Highway, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 37421-1027,
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| Phone:
423/899-3311 | Fax: 423/899-4259
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