Hotels Near Belle Fresh Market in East Ridge

This hotel was AMAZING - what a unique experience. We stayed in a renovated TRAIN CAR which was absolutely one of the most interesting rooms I have ever stayed in. Absolutely loved it - and location is absolutely perfect. The customer service was also FANTASTIC (I left my glasses, and they shipped them back to me one day later) - you don't get this type of service in a typical hotel. Charm of a boutique hotel with the amenities of a more established hotel - the experience simply cannot be beat.

If being saturated in the smell of sewage (I assume from the nearby city sewer system), being terminally tormented by the tedious sounds of traffic, cringing all night at the excruciating cacophony of construction activity, wincing at the grating sound of city vehicles cleaning streets and emptying dumpsters outside your room all night, being deafened at 4 a. m. by a diesel delivery truck parked outside your room running their refrigeration units at 120 decibels and clanging on metal unloading ramps loudly enough to wake the deceased, and a general unawareness of and indifference to your suffering and the very idea that a lodger might wish to sleep at night are what you seek, this hotel is for you! The hotel was clean and neat inside the room and conveniently located near City Cafe and a public transport stop, however, the notion that a lodger might desire sleep seems to have escaped them. In my personal experience Hotel Bo now has pride of place for providing (or not providing, rather) the worst night of ”sleep” (torture, rather) at a hotel that I have had in half a century. I honestly could have slept in my truck in a Walmart parking lot and been happier and more rested right now. I find it humorously ironic, I guess, that I arrived after midnight due to a difficult journey thinking I would crash hard and sleep through any disturbance a hotel might have the capacity to conjure up in the night, not knowing that the fates were already laughing devilishly at what they had planned for me at Hotel Bo. So, here I sit at City Cafe (since 5 a. m., by the way) musing to myself about my own idiocy. Caveat emptor.

I stayed at this location of Homewood suites in Chattanooga, Tennessee. During my stay staff we're good except one person. The breakfast person named Sharon whom isn't nice, heard other people say how they won't eat breakfast when she is there. The only time I felt comfortable to get breakfast is when the other breakfast person named Stephanie was there. Stephanie is great, great personality, nice smile. But on August 13 during the social I got for myself three plates of different items. One plate was two slices of pizza, 2nd plate had salad and croutons, 3rd plate had cubed cheese and cookie. I took it to the room and my Ada companion forgot his plate of two slices of pizza so I went back down to get it and all of a sudden after grabbing a plate I felt a slap on my right arm, thought it was my Ada companion, nope it was Sharon, after physically assaulting me she proceeded to tell me that ”you can't have anymore food as you've already had 3 plates”. I'm a diabetic and should never be told by some stranger I can't have food. She's not related in any form and she's not paying my bills so she had no right to tell me what to do. And I've had a heart attack and spinal Stenosis and Tourette Syndrome. I thought it was illegal for a hotel staff to hit a guest, a disabled one at that. I reported it and nothing was ever done about it. I never again went downstairs to get breakfast on the days Sharon was there as I didn't feel comfortable being around her and didn't go downstairs for the days the social was as I didn't feel like putting up with being hit again and being told I can't get food cause she has to feed other guests. I worked for Hampton and I know you don't touch a guest at all and you don't tell a guest what to do as in when they are getting food. Not sure what she's thinking but thought something would be done about how she physically assaulted me and told me I can't get food when I'm a diabetic. She caused me mental anguish and stress. And also when they had the social I got a cup of liquid that had an unknown substance without a label and as they had beer I was assuming it was Wine. So I was smelling it to see if I could identify what it was and Sharon Chimes in ”Why are you smelling it when it's just Tea” what's it any of her business why I am smelling it. Pictured was my plates that Sharon thought were 3 plates of pizza. Like I said unless Sharon wants to pay all my bills from now on then yeah but otherwise she has no right to tell me anything and needs to mind her own business. Also at this hotel disabled people have no rights and they think it's okay for a staff member to physically assault a disabled person as myself. Been discriminated against disability at this property and physically assaulted that caused me mental anguish and stress and heart attack symptoms as I've already had one in the past. Nice to see that disabled people have no rights and it's okay to tell a disabled person/diabetic you can't get food. And for Sharon

The room was spacious -- one king bed -- and very comfortable. The bed was very comfortable. It was clean and the staff was very friendly. Breakfast was very basic, instant oatmeal and small muffins with a breakfast bar - also juice and coffee. We were on the fourth floor. It was quiet and nice. Parking and check in were both quick and easy. Taxes made the overall cost a little high, but well pleased with the room.

The American breakfast is almost the same. The hotel is in a good location, with dining and parking. Marriott's hotels are better than general hotel chains, and it is more convenient to drive to tourist attractions.

Free breakfast is great! Rich in content, cereals, bread, cakes, scrambled eggs, beef patties, coffee, milk, fruits, etc., although Western food, also eat full. The rooms are small and the facilities are simple but clean and tidy. You can also stay with a 14-year-old child. It takes ten minutes to eat and supermarket, and parking is free.

We've stayed at this hotel a few times on our trips to FL. Always find it a great stay. Very comfortable beds, and rooms. Breakfast is first rate. My wife had sprained her ankle a few days before and they were able to get us a 1st fl king bed, very convienent to lobby. Have reading lights at bedside, bathrooms very bright, shower had good pressure and hot water. Couldnt' ask for a nicer place to stay. A restaurant withing walking distance that has carry out for dinner, and right next to I-75. We especially like the mattress and pillows, extremely comfortable for a good nights sleep. We've stayed at a Springhill near Atlanta as well, just as nice.