Quality Inn

Description:

Quality Inn, a Choice brand property in Dalton, GA is being offered for sale. It is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in northwest Georgia, often considered part of the greater Chattanooga, Tennessee-Georgia-Alabama Combined Statistical Area. Previously Baymont Inn, the property transitioned to Quality Inn end of 2023 and underwent Choice Property Improvement Plan (PIP) renovations in 2024 and 2025. Positioned in the intersection of I-75 / US 41 with high visibility. The 95 room, 3 apartment property includes 1,320+/- SF space with separate entrance, previously used as a restaurant. The space could be repositioned for other uses. Renovations included improvements to the exterior, interior, new FF&E, fitness room and swimming pool. 20 year franchise agreement in place.


Location off I- 75, a major north-south highway that connects Dalton to Chattanooga and Atlanta 1.6 miles to Dalton State College 1.8 miles to Haig Mill Lake Park 2 miles to Hamilton Medical Center 5.5 miles to Historic Western & Atlantic Railroad Tunnel 11.8 miles to Dalton Municipal Airport 26.6 miles to Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport 29 miles SE of Chattanooga TN 80 miles NW of Atlanta 119 miles to Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport 129 miles E of Huntsville AL 161 miles SE of Nashville TN


The hotel offers a turn-key opportunity for a new owner with PIP estimated by current owner to be zero to minimal. Located in the heart of the Southern Automotive and Advanced Manufacturing Corridors on Interstate 75 and just 25 miles south of Chattanooga and 85 miles north of Atlanta, the area is within a day's drive of half the country's population. Dalton is home to the Carpet and Floor Covering Industry, which is a 21st century innovator in cutting edge technology, applied science, global marketing and services, resulting in new high tech products and patents. Dalton, Georgia's economy is undergoing a significant transition, diversifying beyond its traditional identity as the "Carpet Capital of the World." While the carpet and flooring industry remains a cornerstone, the city is actively attracting new sectors like advanced manufacturing and renewable energy. This diversification is supported by strategic investments in infrastructure and workforce development.