The Tiger Lily

Whitwell, Tennessee

4 guests2 bedrooms2 baths

Amenities

A/C

Pets Allowed

Parking

Washer & Dryer

Scenic Views

Patio/Balcony

Home details

0 guest0 bedroom0 bath

Bedroom 1

1 queen bed

Bedroom 2

2 twin beds

The Tiger Lily is a beautifully remodeled A-frame cottage in a tranquil setting with views and access to Nick-a-Jack Lake. If you’re looking for a perfect destination getaway, look no further. Relax on the large front deck and enjoy the views of your own mountain getaway. Located just 30 minutes from downtown Chattanooga, this home has everything you need for a relaxing stay. Whether you are coming down for hiking, relaxing, swimming or just to get away from the work hustle, this home is for you. The kitchen has all the essentials for cooking, etc. Please note, there is not a dishwashing machine so dishes will need to be washed by manually. NOTE: There is limited cell service at the house PLEASE NOTE: Although we are DOG friendly, we do NOT allow cats. For dogs, we charge pet rent of $25/per night per pup. Although we are a pet friendly home, due to allergy issues of future renters we request that pets not be allowed on furniture (particularly in the bed). We also prefer pets be crated if left alone. Please pick up after your furry family member! Damage Fees If Applicable (ranges are based off item size and quality): Towels: $4 - $38 per item Bedding: $8 - $66 per item Comforter: / Encasements $88 - $141 per item Pillows: $27 per item Furniture / Decor / Fixture: Charged to guest according to vendor repair invoice Excessive clean fee: $50 - $200 depending on extent of work required Smoking inside property: $200 per day of your stay Although we have great WiFi/internet at the house, we do have poor cell service in certain areas of the home. Property Management Company requires a rental agreement for all of our properties. Please be advised, for stays 30 days or longer, we require a "mid-stay" clean approximately every 15 days. The reduced cost of these clean(s) will be added together if applicable and calculated according to length of your stay - THIS ADDITIONAL COST IS NOT CALCULATED IN THE LISTING PRICE WHEN YOU INITIALLY BOOK and is due upon booking. Please feel free to reach out with any questions. For this location, each clean will cost $85.

All stays include

At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.

24/7 support

Kitchen essentials

Starter kit of bathroom amenities

High-speed wifi

Professional cleaning

Premium linens and towels

Television

Digital free stays

Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.

About the area

Whitwell, Tennessee, may not be the largest or most famous destination, but it offers a unique and poignant experience for those interested in American history and rural charm. Nestled in the Sequatchie Valley, Whitwell is a testament to the resilience of small-town America and its ability to offer meaningful attractions. The most notable site in Whitwell is the Children's Holocaust Memorial and Paper Clip Project, located at Whitwell Middle School. This remarkable project began as a simple lesson about tolerance and diversity and transformed into an international phenomenon. Students collected millions of paper clips to represent the lives lost during the Holocaust, and the project culminated in the creation of a memorial railcar filled with some of these paper clips. Visitors can learn about the Holocaust, the power of education, and the impact a small group can have on the world. For outdoor enthusiasts, Whitwell is a gateway to the natural beauty of the Cumberland Plateau. The surrounding area offers hiking, fishing, and caving opportunities, with stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity. The nearby Sequatchie River is perfect for a peaceful day of kayaking or canoeing, and the region's numerous caves, including the famous Cumberland Caverns, provide thrilling spelunking adventures. The town itself exudes a sense of community and traditional values, with local diners and shops that give visitors a taste of Southern hospitality. Events like the annual Sequatchie Valley BBQ Festival bring the community together and offer guests a chance to indulge in authentic regional cuisine and live entertainment. While Whitwell's pace may be slower than that of a bustling city, it's precisely this laid-back atmosphere that allows visitors to unwind and reflect. The town's history, natural beauty, and friendly locals make it a worthwhile stop for those traveling through Tennessee or seeking a destination off the beaten path. Whether you're moved by the lessons of history, drawn to the tranquility of the outdoors, or simply looking for a slice of Americana, Whitwell provides a quietly compelling experience.