Valerie was super helpful and very friendly like the name is! She really helped us out today…read moregetting a ride and went above and beyond to see the trip through!

A big Thank you to Valerie!! for her quick assistance, in getting my son 60 mile to his…read more appointment, when we had no other way and she made it happen! I recommend this cab service and give them 5 STARS. For the quick response and excellent service.

Hope and Ryan are absolutely amazing. They made our group feel absolutely safe and excited about…read morehiking in South Cumberland. From pick up to drop off everything was perfect! I can't wait to hike with them again!

Ryan & Hope are so friendly, easy going, professional and well prepared! If you want to go on some…read morebeautiful hikes and not worry about the logistics, they are your people! They have covered all the details you normally would handle or research yourself, especially if you're from out of state like myself. If you don't have a vehicle or don't want to drive, pick up and drop off is included in the price. As long as you're staying in Downtown Chattanooga. An assortment of pre-packaged snacks & bottles of water are provided. They carry them while you hike so you don't need to! The bonus? They take professional photos of you on the hike to commemorate you & your group in action & posing! They have a quick turnaround also with access to your edited picture gallery. So no timer settings on cameras or one person out of the group pics! Oh! Best of all? The group hike is private! You won't have any randos with you! I had an awesome time! Communication was excellent from the time I inquired about booking a hike all the way through the end! They are highly responsive! I received confirmation via email & text. However, when I had questions I texted directly and a couple of days before the hike and the morning of the hike they sent me texts for updates. A waiver is required to be signed the day of the hike in person. Bug spray was provided prior to our hike. I chose to do the Soul therapy hike for my birthday because it offers a variety of scenery. It was one of my favorite hikes I've done over the years. It ranged from views above the falls down to close up views touching the water. Although, you can take a super short cut to the falls, it is still a steep path down into the gorge. We took the longer trail which is even more scenic involving various beautiful views and overlooks, tall walls of sandstone and one major steep descent of rocks into the gorge which requires a lot of careful footing placement & maybe 1-2 areas ( the rock wall or a random tree trunk) to hold onto for balance. Honestly, if I didn't have Hope & Ryan as guides and I was doing the hike on my own with just friends, I probably would have taken one look down that steep of a sea of rocks and said let's go another way. Hahaha.. But Hope was leading and offered her arm as balance support if needed, which I took a few times. Slow & steady my friends. Along the way, we also crossed two cool bridges as well. The falls were pretty and kind of reminded me of the Salto do Prego waterfall in Sao Miguel. It was a wonderful time with Hope & Ryan where we were able to learn about the area, the wildflowers and rest on the way back to our hotel in their nice, clean , comfortable and AC SUV while snacking on the way back & having good conversation. They also provide some coupons to local restaurants and shops, & an EXPERIENCE CHATTANOOGA sticker. They were kind enough to accommodate picking us up last minute at a local breakfast place that we had walked to from our hotel since, it was close to our pick up time. We really appreciated it! They offer many different hikes and different levels. If I had been there a whole week, I would have probably booked the all day waterfalls tour and the alpaca farm & coffee tour too! Be sure to check out their website! They provide in depth descriptions of their different hikes. Also, some hikes are only done certain days of the week so make sure to check for their availability! Military discounts & discounts for groups over a certain number are offered. Just be sure to mention it to them prior to payment.

Five star service all the way. I tell you when we pulled up to the Read house hotel in the Limo,…read morethey fell all over themselves trying to take care of us. Josh our driver was wonderful and fun. Thank you for letting us take our dog.

I hired this company to transport a wedding party from Airbnb's to the church and to the reception…read morevenue. The price was excellent for a 4 Hour charter. This company is professional from the person that answers the phone to the bus driver. The 55 person bus was brand new. The wedding party loved to travel in such style. The bus driver, TOMMY was so professional and would communicate his whereabouts to me and to the wedding party so we could plan accordingly. Tommy even drove his personal car on the route prior to event to make sure route was perfect....way above and beyond. This helped so much on a stressful day. Thank you Tommy and Royal Charter.

The airport needs a little maintenance however the avgas prices are good and the staff very helpful.read more

My husband is obsessed with trains, so when you vacation in Chattanooga- trains seem to be infused…read moreinto the vacation time! If the all day trip had been available- we would have done that too! The Hiawassee River loop was fantastic. You arrive in a field and park and wait for the train to arrive, seems kinda odd- but I'm guessing it saves the small town a lot of hassle. John went all in and got the dome car, upper deck seating- which means glass curved windows and glass dome ceiling. Panoramic views. We were car five- back of the bus. Our all in tickets also gave us snacks, snacks and more snacks- and soda, water, coffee and hot chocolate. We boarded and had about 30 minutes till departure and familiarized ourselves with the brochure, got some (you guessed it) snacks and found restrooms. Then the train horns sounded and we were OFF! I was excited to go through the small town of Reliance- where my sister's family has property and I vacationed with her years ago and white water kayaked on the Hiawassee River! We even passed the rafting outpost! We chugged along, the tracks following the river, saw a couple water falls cascading down rock faces, plenty of foliage (although the storm had downed most of the leaves) and just fantastic views. I took entirely too many photos. There was also the great opportunity to peek out the vestibule windows!!! AKA Selfie hanging out the window of a train kinda like a happy puppy! And- there were 2 next to each other- which provided an excellent photo op with John! Grinning like felons! The tour included plenty of local history and interesting railroad facts. Plus all the information on each of the 5 passenger cars. The loop has railroad trestle that we go under and then on and the same railroad track runs parallel to itself for about a 1/4 mile as it goes around the mountain and up. Once at the top, the engine unhooks and goes on a side track to rehook to train car #5 and just like, we were at the front of the train! While the engine is moving- our seats were flipped to face the correct direction. Very cool! Same scenery on the way back, naturally. We even were treated some good ole fashioned pickin~ bluegrass treat, a banjo playing conductor! I simply cannot recommend them enough!!! If you are planning a trip- please include them in your adventures!

I was pleasantly surprised! This is a non brand-name hotel in a very small town. I was a little…read moreworried when I booked but the price was reasonable and very close to Lake Chickamauga. It was very clean and looks like it might have been recently updated. No breakfast but a cute diner and fast food close by. It seemed very safe- you need a key card to enter. Railroad track is right behind the hotel and I was able to hear the whistle blow twice the 1st night we were there, but I must've been really tired as I didn't hear it the other two nights. Grateful for the staff- I had accidentally left my wallet in the room upon checkout (duh!) but was called by the staff within 30 min of checkout to be informed. Luckily was able to turn around and go back to retrieve it. I would definitely recommend it-

When I used to live in Tennessee, part of my territory as a traveling insurance auditor was…read moreChattanooga. Hometown Inn would be the place I'd rest my head after a long day's work. I was recommended to it by an insurance agent, and was glad she told me about the hotel. It was clean, and the owners always tried to please. Free Wi-Fi. Never experienced bugs in the rooms. Also, I felt safe in that hotel - good neighborhood. Breakfast would be offered in the mornings, but the breakfasts would mostly be carbs and fruit. I usually made it a point to go down to a restaurant on Dayton Pike - sorry, but for the life of me I can't remember its name. It was a hole in the wall type of restaurant with excellent food! The only drawback to Hometown Inn is that there's a railroad track next to it, and the train will roll by with its horn screaming. If that bothers you, just ask for the room furthest away from the track. Don't worry; there are people like me who won't be bothered by such noise. I usually slept through it. Note: Most of my business was in Chattanooga. Soddy Daisy is north of Chattanooga, and the drive takes about 15-20 minutes to Chattanooga. If you like that small-town atmosphere after dealing with a city, I would recommend this choice for you. If I ever audit again in this area, I would definitely return to Hometown Inn in Soddy Daisy, TN.