Super convenient parking garage to easily walk downtown. Pricing for 3+hrs was only $9.00…read more We utilized EV charging, run by Charge Point. It cost less than $4.00 for 40% charge up.

Lots of spaces, clean areas, convenient location, and 2 elevators.read more

it's a parking lot! one way, in front of the bailey performance center, and i parked my car there!read more

When I was coming here for an event I was told by a person to park in "parking lot E" which I…read morethought maybe was the university's nickname for the place but then I looked on google map and there is...literally a parking lot E! Eureka! As far as I know during regular business hours its only for faculty and staff only but in the evenings, weekends and when the Bailey Center has a performance guest can park here for free but don't quote me on that... you should definitely call the Bailey Center first to double check. Their number is (470) 578-6650. The parking lot is on the left side of the Bailey center if you're looking at it on google map. I've used the parking lot on the weekends to meet up with folks at the Wilson Anex Center before and for evening choir practice. Pretty convenient spot except for when it rains... you have to walk on the shooshy grass medians and get your shoes all muddy...

Nice parking garage in downtown and for $2 per 30 minutes with a $14 maximum charge, it is…read moreconnected internally to the public library. If I was a city or county citizen, I'd probably be able to get some of my parking validated but I'm not. Lots of space on a weekday, spaces were well painted and wide enough. The clerk who took my payment was polite and issued a receipt on request.

One of 4 parking garages I called that answered the phone…read more $20/day was a good value in that area. Why pay the hotel $45 plus a tip for Valet when this was so convenient We arrived with our car at 10p and when we entered we didn't get a ticket. We found the office & spoke to the Mgr Paul and helped us get a ticket so we could easily pay the following am. His customer service was excellent

Perfect place to park in Franklin. Glad I researched and found this place. Parking on the street…read moreis time limited. This garage is free (other than the ground level) and right across the street from a great place to eat. One block from main street. Perfect!

Don't circle around Franklin, seeking an open space. Not even a block off Main Street, there's free…read moreparking to be had in a four deck garage. Yep, it's located right across from Puckett's Gro & Restaurant. Space are clearly marked for the half-hour or for unlimited time and there are some for compact cars, some reserved for handicapped and the rest are open parking. I saw a few pickup trucks including one that needed to be pulled in a foot or so to stop blocking the flow. I found the garage to be well lit and other than the very long parkers, it's not too narrow that two cars can't pass easily. Stairs and an elevator.

Nashville southern hospitality at its best. To start the…read moremajority of photos advertising on this page are not taken at this property. All the photos with the plants are shots at its sister property, that would be the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center. I setup a room at the Gaylord but later they claimed I only rented a single night and I needed two nights. I was going to cancel the whole thing, and then then they texted me and said they found a room for two nights. The caveat was that it was going to be on the outside not overlooking indoor gardens. I said great and booked it. After flying for three hours and on arrival at The Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, I was informed they booked me at the Opryland Hotel. So I ended up away from the Wedding party and Family to be setup in an old beatup property with two main Streets that have a traffic light intersection. Then to add insult to injury they informed me and my wife would be in two doubles not the King bed we reserved. I then asked if we would be compensated and they said your bed type was not guaranteed. I then asked if we could get an early check-in as it was 2:30pm and I was told the room is not yet ready. They then informed me that they would call me on my cell phone once it was ready. I then verified that they had my correct cell phone number. The check-in time is 3:00pm, as I didn't receive a call I went down at 3:00pm. I didn't say anything other than I need my keys and that is when they informed me that they had called me two times, I had no calls and no call history. Just add it to the many lies I was told that day. You are going to love your view if your are on the outside as you can see traffic from all sides. Not to mention every bus they could find in a 5 mile radius. The buses sit outside the front on both sides of the lobby idling all day until 9:00pm. They claim that they run a bus to the other hotel but the day we needed one they had a special group so we could not go on the bus and had to Uber over both ways. I hope you are okay smelling smoke as they are cooking in front of this hotel everyday. The room is fair but the bathroom wall had a crush spot. HINT: If you still decide you want to go, make sure to turn ON the refrigerator as soon as you get into the room as it was not on when we arrived. Did I mention that the balcony floors are sagging and being propped up by temporary supports. Also one side of the property is totally under construction. I am sure you will love the unique hotel and enjoy the great customer service. "Bless their hearts."

Was here for one day! Definitely worth the price, the lobby is its own nature preserve with so many…read morethings to do around the Opry, the mall, and all the other fun things in this area. There are rooms that line the lobby too so you could have a patio view of the nature. Absolutely stunning. Staff is super friendly and we're so nice and helpful.

This is such a great option for going back and forth from North Chattanooga to downtown! The…read moreshuttle follows a schedule so one can plan ahead. If I don't feel like driving one day that I'm only going to be in either neighborhood, I walk down to Frazier Avenue to catch the shuttle. Then I can get to any meeting I have downtown by getting off the shuttle at either the stop by the TN Aquarium, the stop by the Chattanooga library, or the stop by the Chattanooga Choo Choo. It's a free resource for anyone. It's a great way to get to the other side of the bridge for lunch too.

CARTA is Chattanooga's version of Atlanta's MARTA. I assume I do not have to explain what the…read moreletters mean. This review is for the part of CARTA service I have used most (a lot, really!) - the free downtown shuttle. It has been in place since 1990, running from the Choo-Choo in the North end of downtown, to just over the bridge that takes you to the North Shore just past the South end of downtown. As this part of Chattanooga has developed and flourished, the shuttle has been a key benefit for tourists, downtowners, every one alike. Since the bus part of CARTA is $1.50 like MARTA one way rides are, taking the shuttle whenever you are going more than you are comfortable walking is an awesome alternative. Main points- the shuttles are clean, the drivers are SUPER nice (and, side note, they remember almost everyone that comes on their routes more than once, call you by name if they know it, and say things to you (me) like "How is your morning going? Better than yesterday, I hope! Did the bank ever open for you?") and the busses - especially the "Choo Choo" bus, which runs from the hotel CARTA parking garage to the Aquarium, where you catch the "North Shore" bus if going over the bridge - run very consistently on a prompt every-three-minutes schedule. A nice bonus? If they see you trying to get to the shuttle stop, they will wait for you - and they will also drop you off just before or after an official stop if it helps you. When you are visiting Chattanooga, I highly recommend you take the shuttle at least once. Oh - and they are super warm, too!

This parking deck is located behind Tower Place and if you attend Buckhead Church you know that…read morethey let you park here for free when the church is in session on Sundays...but fair warning after church service (until about 2pm) there are no guarantees they won't boot your car. As of this writing the going rate for the place is $12 for two hours and $20 for 24 hours so if you're staying in one of the 3-4 nearby hotels this maybe a better solution for you. The place looks really well maintained and brightly lit and during the day there is security...still I definitely wouldn't leave any valuables just in case...

CPD or Central Parking Deck is the Korean boy bands of the parking decks here at KSU. Its the most…read morepopular and it seems to get the most attention. It's 8 stories with about 2700 available parking spaces. They built this puppy in a matter of about 9 months which in itself is quite the feat! Currently it is only for students, alum, faculty, staff and special events. For students its about $26 per semester and for alum its about $23. You can check out the current prices here https://parking.kennesaw.edu/parking/student.php I've parked here many times and have never had problems. The place is well lit especially at night and security patrols the place. (I was told on the weekends its free parking but you may want to double check on that before you get your car booted...)The only problem is of course during peak hours you may have to drive around for quite a while to find parking space but that's expected. To get here you turn on to Frey from George Busbee. Turn when you see Parliament Garden Way.

As I business owner of 50+ employees I planned for a party at my home. But I live in a very…read morehilling part of town. So I provided a valet service from this company and let me tell you my guests were very appreciative of the valet service they provided. Their driver's excelled at customer services and always delivered our cars in a timely manner.