Lodging in Historic Jonesborough

For well over two centuries, visitors have concluded that historic Jonesborough is the place to stay in Northeast Tennessee. In 1797, the Chester Inn became the place to stay and swap stories, as did the Eureka Hotel, which was initially built as a residence in 1797. Historic Jonesborough is the place to find a great hotel, historic Inn, or B&B in the Appalachian Mountains of Tennessee.

Jonesborough is nestled between Johnson City, Kingsport, and Bristol. Why stay in a motel when you can spend a night or two in Jonesborough’s turn-of-the-century Inn, a modern hotel, or one of the town’s award-winning bed and breakfasts. All accommodations are just a short walk from shopping, dining, theatre, and music. You’re just a quick reservation away from one of the wonderful accommodations listed below — more than just your average motel.

AmericInn Lodge and Suites

Built in 2006

Families will love the convenience of our indoor heated pool and spa, fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, small kitchens, and balconies.

Historic Eureka Inn

Built in 1797

The Historic Eureka Inn is located in the heart of downtown Jonesborough. Visit the charm and romance of this wonderful turn-of-the-century inn with a perfect blend of the finest hotel amenities.

Blair–Moore House Bed and Breakfast

Built in 1832

Get lost in a treasure trove of Tennessee antiques, award winning breakfasts, and southern hospitality. We have been recognized with many national awards for our breakfasts.

Carriage House Bed and Breakfast

Built in 1877

Stay in the Carriage House and servant’s quarters thought to be the site of the silversmith shop owned by the designer and engravers of Tennessee’s original State Seal. Check out the stars by night or a bird’s eye view of town by day in the heated in-ground pool.

Febuary Hill Bed and Breakfast

Built in 1832

This elegant, historic Greek revival home sits on 4 peaceful acres for room to privately roam and only one block from historic Main Street. Explore numerous areas to stroll, relax, and enjoy the natural beauty of the grounds.

Fiddler’s Glen Bed and Breakfast

Built in 1854

This fully restored carpenter Gothic style home offers a unique collection of musical instruments and music boxes for guests to explore.

Fink–Floyd House Bed and Breakfast

Built between 1904–1908

One of two Bed and Breakfasts located directly on Historic Main Street. When Mr. J.M. Fink built this home in the early 1900s, he walked less than a block to work in downtown Jonesborough.

Franklin House Bed and Breakfast

Built in 1840

The Babb family resided in this home from 1869 until 1923 and their descendants still visit this cozy and relaxed home. It is a four minute walk from Historic Main Street shops and restaurants.

Hawley House Bed and Breakfast

Built in 1793

Wrap yourself in a warm blanket of history in front of the original cooking fireplace in the oldest building in Tennessee’s oldest town.

Mohler Guest House Bed and Breakfast

Built in 1885

Whether it’s a special occasion, holiday, romantic honeymoon or a lover’s getaway, come unwind in your own private whirlpool bath with crystals, oils and candlelight.

Proud Annie Mystery Theatre and
Bed and Breakfast

Built in late 1850’s

Enjoy a Mystery Theatre show, horseback trail ride, or historical tour of the home that was a hospital during the Civil War.

Persimmon Ridge Campground

Take a hike, visit Wetlands Water Park, or just soak in the quiet mountain landscape. It also has a paved walkway into Historic Main Street.