Apartments in Chattanooga

Free cancellation options if plans change

Unlock travel rewards with One Key

Save more with Member Prices

Check prices for these dates

Next weekend
Oct 9 - Oct 11
In two weeks
Oct 16 - Oct 18
In one month
Oct 30 - Nov 1
In two months
Nov 27 - Nov 29

Apartments in Chattanooga

Properties are selected based on real traveler reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Chattanooga on Hotels.com. These Chattanooga Apartments consistently deliver on quality, location and traveler experience. Last updated on .

A wooden staircase with a handrail, a white door, and a hallway leading to a bathroom with a blue shower curtain.
A security camera mounted on a brick wall, electrical boxes, and a metal stair railing.
A gravel driveway leading to a gated entrance with a stone pillar, a house in the background, and a fenced area with trees and a parked car.
A two-story house with a covered front porch, a garage, and a driveway.

1. Studio Near Ocoee River & Waterfalls

Studio Near Ocoee River & Waterfalls
Etowah
$148 nightly
$170 total
Oct 1 - Oct 2
Total with taxes and fees
Studio Near Ocoee River & Waterfalls
A modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dark wood cabinets, and a granite countertop.
A hallway with a wooden door, a white door, and a staircase with wooden railings.
A gravel driveway leading to a gated entrance with a stone pillar, a house in the background, and a fenced area with trees and a parked car.
A modern kitchen with dark wood cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, a coffee maker, and a toaster.

2. Pet-friendly Apt Near Ocoee River & Waterfalls

Pet-friendly Apt Near Ocoee River & Waterfalls
Etowah
$193 nightly
$222 total
Oct 1 - Oct 2
Total with taxes and fees
Pet-friendly Apt Near Ocoee River & Waterfalls
See more properties

Top neighborhoods in Chattanooga

A cityscape with a river, bridges, and a mountain in the background.
A riverside promenade with boats docked, a large modern building with a distinctive roof, and a crowd of people in the background.
Photo by Chattanooga Convention & Visitors Bureau
A modern architectural complex with a water feature and a large open plaza.
Photo by Chattanooga Convention & Visitors Bureau
A building with a glass facade, a staircase, and autumn-colored trees.
Photo by Ucanquoteme
A river with a boat, a bridge, and a fountain.
Photo by Chattanooga Convention & Visitors Bureau

Downtown Chattanooga

Downtown Chattanooga's riverfront pulses with energy where glass pyramids and historic train cars create an unforgettable skyline. The Tennessee Aquarium anchors a walkable district packed with interactive museums, art galleries, and scenic river views. Wander through the Bluff View Art District's Victorian mansions or catch a show at the ornate Tivoli Theatre after exploring the Creative Discovery Museum. Farm-to-table restaurants and craft breweries line Broad Street, offering Southern comfort food between adventures. Most attractions sit within a compact 6-block radius, with free electric shuttles connecting major spots. Choose between boutique hotels in converted historic buildings or modern accommodations with stunning river views.

A river with a bridge, a town with buildings, and a large tree island.
A lush green valley with a distant mountain range under a partly cloudy sky.
Photo by Rachel Hill
A mural of a smiling potato and butterflies on a brick wall.
Photo by kirk allen
A vintage steam train with the name "Chattanooga Choo Choo" parked at a station.
Photo by Ronald Wilson
A cityscape at dusk with a train station labeled 'CHOO-CHOO' and a sunset in the background.
Photo by Todd Shane

Southside Historic District

Chattanooga's Southside Historic District serves up cool vibes in brick warehouses where art has replaced industry. Former factories now house galleries, studios, and the impressive Hunter Museum's contemporary wing. The historic Chattanooga Choo Choo terminal stands proudly among craft breweries and the family-friendly Creative Discovery Museum. The weekend market buzzes with local energy that feels both creative and authentic. Farm-to-table restaurants and artisanal coffee spots occupy industrial spaces with exposed beams and soaring ceilings. Boutique hotels in converted historic buildings offer industrial-chic aesthetics just steps from the Tennessee River waterfront. The district's wide sidewalks and shuttle routes make exploring this artistic hub a breeze.

A river winding through a forested area with a city in the background.

St. Elmo

St. Elmo charms visitors with its well-preserved Victorian-era homes and historic buildings dating back to the 1800s. The Incline Railway, a century-old funicular, takes you up Lookout Mountain for spectacular views. Between antique shopping and exploring mountain trailheads, you'll find this quiet neighborhood offers a perfect blend of Southern heritage and outdoor adventure. Cozy cafes and family-owned restaurants serve up delicious Southern comfort food throughout this walkable district. While public transit is limited, the neighborhood's core attractions sit within a pleasant six-block radius. Victorian bed & breakfasts and boutique inns provide charming accommodations for travelers seeking authentic local experiences.

A modern cityscape with a prominent building featuring triangular glass structures and a bridge over a calm river.
A building with a glass facade, a staircase, and autumn-colored trees.
Photo by Ucanquoteme
A rocky underwater scene with coral formations and a clownfish swimming among the rocks.
Photo by Michele Wallace
A yellow seahorse on a rocky coral reef.
Photo by Michele Wallace
A pedestrian bridge with greenery, a modern glass building, and cars on the street.
Photo by Ucanquoteme

Chattanooga Riverfront

Chattanooga Riverfront buzzes with waterfront magic where the Tennessee River flows past modern attractions and historic charm. Families flock to the towering glass pyramid of Tennessee Aquarium while adventure seekers cross the pedestrian-only Walnut Street Bridge. The Riverwalk stretches for miles, perfect for catching outdoor concerts or watching riverboats churn through muddy waters. Car-free zones make exploring a breeze whether you're visiting Creative Discovery Museum or catching a game at AT&T Field. Southern comfort food dominates restaurant menus with river views worth the wait. Hotels range from mid-range to luxury, most offering spectacular water vistas that showcase Chattanooga's scenic beauty.

Top landmarks in Chattanooga

A narrow, illuminated cave with blue and pink lighting.

Ruby Falls

9.2/10 (2,663 reviews)
Ruby Falls is 2.5 mi (4 km) from central Chattanooga, and is a popular place to see during your stay. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting.
See properties
A bridge with a modern design, a calm river reflecting lights, and a building with a unique triangular roof in the background.

Tennessee Aquarium

9.4/10 (2,338 reviews)
Experience a world beneath the ocean with a visit to Tennessee Aquarium, just one of the attractions in Downtown Chattanooga. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you have fun at Tennessee Aquarium, you'll love Creative Discovery Museum and Coolidge Park Carousel, both a short walk away.
See properties
A railway track ascending through a forested area with autumn foliage, leading to a town in the distance.

Lookout Mountain Incline Railway

9.0/10 (1,434 reviews)
Why not give yourself a treat with a trip to Lookout Mountain Incline Railway, one of the family attractions located 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from central Chattanooga. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. If you have fun at Lookout Mountain Incline Railway, you'll love Creative Discovery Museum and Tennessee Aquarium, both located nearby.
See properties
A rusty train engine with the number 915, featuring yellow and red colors, and a yellow handrail.

Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum

9.0/10 (388 reviews)
Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum is 6.1 mi (9.8 km) from central Chattanooga, why not stop by during your stay. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to experience more of the culture Chattanooga has to offer, head to Tennessee Riverpark, Hamilton Place Mall, and CHI Memorial Hospital - Chattanooga.
See properties
A bridge with a blue structure, a red building, and a calm river reflecting the scene.

Chattanooga Convention Center

8.4/10 (495 reviews)
Chattanooga Convention Center is worth a pic or two when discovering Downtown Chattanooga. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here?
See properties
A camel with a saddle and harness behind a wooden fence.
Photo by Curb Free with Cory Lee

Chattanooga Zoo

8.4/10 (571 reviews)
It's feeding time at the zoo! If you want to be reminded of some of the great animals our world is home to, you might want to pay a trip to Chattanooga Zoo, located 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from central Chattanooga. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. If you have fun at Chattanooga Zoo, you'll love UTC Fine Arts Center and Creative Discovery Museum, both located nearby.
See properties

Hamilton Place Mall

8.8/10 (1,536 reviews)
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Hamilton Place Mall in Hamilton Place. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here?
See properties

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

8.4/10 (546 reviews)
If you'd like to get a taste of Chattanooga student life, check out University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in MLK University. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here?
See properties

Chattanooga and related destinations

Ride the Incline Railway up Lookout Mountain for views that explain why they call this the 'Scenic City.' The Tennessee Aquarium's underwater tunnels bring you face-to-fin with river creatures rarely seen this close. Afterward, rent a kayak and paddle past the vibrant art district, where riverside sculptures seem to wave as you float by. The Hunter Museum perches dramatically on a bluff, its modern glass wings contrasting with the original mansion. Creative Discovery Museum keeps little hands busy while the Chattanooga Choo Choo terminal reminds visitors of the city's railroad glory days. The revitalized riverfront invites evening strolls where the pedestrian-only Walnut Street Bridge glows with twinkling lights reflected in the Tennessee River below.

See all hotels in Chattanooga
A steel bridge spanning a calm river, with a cityscape and mountains in the background.

Find out more about Chattanooga

Visitors really like Chattanooga, especially its riverfront, museums, and aquarium. Simply book an excursion to enjoy your stay a little more. Nature lovers visiting Chattanooga can explore top areas like Ruby Falls. You might find that sights like Tivoli Theatre and Chattanooga Convention Center are worth a visit.

Keep exploring