DoubleTree by Hilton Chattanooga Downtown

eous. The coffee shop downstairs was a lost cause, they charged me 9 bucks for two cups of terrible coffee, no big deal, there are coffee shops nearby. I would stay here again with no hesitation.

the Jet tub rooms. Service was good as well.

h-baked chocolate chip cookies are a highlight every time. The pool and gym are well kept, and the hotel restaurant and catering team are fantastic. The rooms are on the smaller side, beds are a bit too stiff for my back, and the elevators are definitely showing their age, but we know renovations are planned for this year and are excited to see the updates. Overall, a comfortable stay in a perfect downtown spot.

w room. I chose to get another room. Once the room was charged, there was still an unsettling feeling that the rooms in general are just not cleaned to a standard that is acceptable. I tried to make the best of it but once on one of the beds, I look over at the brown bottom layer linen of the other bed and it had a crusty stain. I almost threw up. Now facing forward and looking at the curtain, it had rips on both sides of the curtains. Some of the furniture was VISIBLY damaged and I was disgusted by whatever had accumulated under the refrigerator area. I honestly felt like throwing up again thinking, "How in the world could anyone put food in a fridge that sat ontop of dust (I prayed not mold)" but it was in both rooms. I was anxious the entire night. I am one who brings her own Lysol and things but honestly this experience pretty much ruined my time in the city. I knew that I should have just lost the money for the reservation when I saw how damaged the furniture was in the lobby, the disgusting stains in the elevators from whatever (was it blood droppings from construction workers or something else?), and the 1st room with stained mirrors--how do you not clean the mirrors? The parking is $25 to literally park in a parking lot that is not covered and no access to an elevator. It's just a gated access. Nothing really secure about it. You can (perhaps should) actually park on the street for free for the same level of "security." This hotel promises an upgrade. It cannot come soon enough. I would definitely not stay again, even when they remodeled. If they are this lax now, a new upgrade probably won't change their practices. I am upset that I didn't realize a Marriott and other chain hotels were down the street. Not amount of warm cookies could compensate for the dirty factor. Daylight can't get here fast enough.