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"The place gives it a bed and breakfast vibes that is close to downtown. Love the rocking chairs and porch swing, greeted by the cute fur babies that lives there. The love the access to share the kitchen, laundry area and bathrooms...the parking lot has an incline hill so if you ride a motorcycle, please be aware of the surroundings , i have dropped my motorcycle, had help to get it up. Not the end of the world. Definitely love this place and will book again when i visit."

"Beautiful scenery surrounded by friendly animals and personable hosts!"

"This guest house was perfect for our needs while visiting family in the area. It is very cozy and comfortable with everything you could need. The host, Alan, thinks of every detail and provides all the extra touches to make it a great stay. The location is perfect as you feel away from it all while still being in close proximity to shops and restaurants. We especially appreciate that the hosts allowed us to bring our fur babies. Thanks to the hosts for a wonderful stay. We will be back again! "

"Wonderful accommodation with fully stocked kitchen. I loved the attention to detail in the bunk beds with individual lights and outlets for each bed. Sydney and Abigail gave great interactions with the animals. Wonderfully relaxing experience."

"The Loft was easy to find, very clean, and I love the way it was styled. The host was always available for questions and provided a great guide to help us to decide where to eat and explore. Had a wonderful birthday weekend visiting Chattanooga!"

"The apartment was lovely and so much room for the price! It was difficult to get up the driveway at first, but aftera couple of times we figured out how to back in. My husband and I both have knee and back issues, so the living room furniture was quite low to the ground and difficult to get up from, and it was difficult for us to get over into the tub to shower. The apartment was clean and well appointed. The shides across the street were cute as cound be. Loved istting on the front porch."