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The Edwin Hotel, Autograph Collection
Rooftop bar

The Edwin Hotel, Autograph Collection

5.0 star property
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (736)
"Location is great, and hotel staff is nice."
The price is SAR 795
SAR 932 total
includes taxes & fees
1 Jun - 2 Jun
The Edwin Hotel, Autograph Collection
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The Read House Hotel

The Read House Hotel

107 West Martin Luther King Blvd, Chattanooga, TN
The price is SAR 457 per night from May 22 to May 23
SAR 457
SAR 553 total
includes taxes & fees
22 May - 23 May
9.4/10 Exceptional! (1,975 reviews)
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Constructed in 1849, the Western & Atlantic depot at Ringgold is one of the state's oldest rail stations. In 1862 Andrews' Raiders came through town in the locomotive General followed closely by their pursuers in the Texas. Andrews' unsuccessful attempt to disrupt Confederate rail operations came to an end two miles to the north of here. After sustaining damage from Union artillery during the November 27, 1863 Battle of Ringgold, the 14-inch dark sandstone walls of the building were repaired with light-colored limestone blocks, giving the depot a distinct two-toned appearance.
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