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abvichattanoogatn · 5 years

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Americas Best Value Inn - Chattanooga/North

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Cozy Stays At Affordable RatesAmericas Best Value Inn Chattanooga-North offers the most value for your money when staying for business, pleasure, or just passing through.Take advantage of our extremely comfortable beds and relax while saving money year-round with our Kids Stay Free Policy (10 and under in parent's room). For your convenience our hotel offers smoking and non-smoking rooms. Sorry, no pets are allowed.

We are located less than 10 miles from downtown Chattanooga and 4 miles from Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport. Americas Best Value Inn Chattanooga-North is your best choice in south eastern Tennessee. We offer ideal accommodations and a convenient location whether you are in town to explore the many museums and attractions, enjoy the scenic beauty, or are simply passing through Tennessee.

At Americas Best Value Inn Chattanooga-North our goal is to provide our guests with a great experience, not just a place to stay. Book your stay at

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Americas Best Value Inn - Chattanooga/North7638 Lee Highway

Chattanooga, TN 37421

Phone: (423) 510-0088

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topinforma · 7 years

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Why Chattanooga, Tenn., Is a Great Place to Retire

Population: 173,778

Nearby large cities: Atlanta; Nashville

What $300,000 will buy: 2-bedroom, 2-bath downtown condo with views of the Tennessee River

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When Chattanooga mayor Andy Berke was a teenager, the city’s downtown was a great place to take a date—if you wanted to be alone. “There was no one around,” says Berke, now 49.

Don’t expect to find solitude there now. Tennessee’s fourth-largest city was once derided as the dirtiest city in the U.S. because of air pollution from manufacturers that made everything from socks to boats. Since the early 1990s, though, the city has tightened environmental regulations and staged a downtown revival that began with the opening of the $45 million Tennessee Aquarium on the banks of the Tennessee River. At the heart of the renaissance is the Tennessee Riverwalk, a 13-mile paved greenway that runs from the Chickamauga Dam to downtown Chattanooga. The trail, which will ultimately extend for 22 miles, is popular with runners, walkers and bicyclists. A $120 million riverfront development completed in 2005 led to the addition of upscale townhomes, condos and apartment buildings. In March, the Songbirds Guitar Museum, the world’s largest collection of privately owned vintage guitars, opened in the Chattanooga Choo Choo hotel complex in Chattanooga’s Southside neighborhood.

SEE ALSO: 10 Best States to Protect Your Retirement Nest Egg From Taxes

Berke says the number of people who live downtown has doubled since he took office in 2013. Many of those newcomers include retirees who want to live in a walkable city that also offers lots of outdoor recreation. There are more than 50 trailheads within a half hour of downtown, says Shelda Rees, of the Chattanooga Convention and Visitors Bureau. “You can be on a hiking trail and in 15 minutes be in a five-star restaurant.”

Tennessee has no income tax or estate tax and is phasing out its tax on dividends. Be prepared to pay steep sales taxes, though: The combined state and county rate is 9.25%.

The median home price in downtown Chattanooga is about $212,000, according to the Greater Chattanooga Board of Realtors. Close-in neighborhoods that are popular with retirees include the Southside historic district, a haven for artists and trendy restaurants, and the Northshore, home to two large city parks and a wide selection of restored single-family bungalows. Homes in Signal Mountain, a nearby suburban community that overlooks Chattanooga, are available for $300,000 and up. The median property tax in Hamilton County, where Chattanooga is located, is $1,408.

SEE ALSO: The 23 Most-Overlooked Tax Deductions

Health care is available through the Erlanger Health System, which has five hospitals based in Chattanooga. Other local hospitals include CHI Memorial and Parkridge Medical Center, near downtown.

Atlanta is an hour and a half away, so you’re not far from Emory University’s extensive health care system and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. (Chattanooga’s Metropolitan Airport provides nonstop service to Atlanta and eight other cities.) Retirees can also find plenty of specialists at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, which is about two hours away. While you’re there, you can visit the Grand Ole Opry, although you can find plenty of great entertainment—country or otherwise—without leaving home.

See Also: The State-by-State Guide to Taxes on Retirees

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