Locally-Sourced Ingredients

Personalized Service

Our Innkeepers, Blake and Katelyn are ready to take your Jonesborough Vacation to the next level!

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A Romance to Remember

Local Guides & Insights

Blake and Katelyn are Jonesborough Residents and they certainly know how to make your vacation memorable! Whether you are looking for a scenic hike and waterfalls, a quaint little shopping excursion, or a delectable bite to eat; they can point you in the right direction.

If you're into planning your own adventure, you can always stop by the Jonesborough Visitor’s Center and Museum and blaze your own trail! The Chester Inn museum is definitely something you don’t want to miss while you're passing through Jonesborough.

The Heritage Alliance also offers Walking Tours of our beautiful town, you can take in the sites and get the 411 from the people who know it best!

Special Events are a huge part of what makes our town so enjoyable! Don’t miss out on a fantastic opportunity whether it’s an open air concert on Friday night for Music on The Square, Jonesborough Days during July 4th weekend or Christmas in Olde Towne Jonesborough which is on every Saturday in December leading into Christmas, our town knows how to have a good time!

Historically Preserved

In the spring of 1797 Robert Mitchell and his wife Harriett purchased Lot #19 from the town of Jonesborough. This two story dwelling was built on a stone foundation, logs were used for floor joists, and the dwelling was of mortise and tenon frame. The interior surfaces were wide plank walls, floors, and ceilings. Four fireplaces provided heat and the exterior was covered with clapboard and the roof was shake shingles.

Fast forward 200 years, in the spring of 1997 the hotel was purchased by a small group of residents in Jonesborough. These investors wanted to see this beautiful old hotel restored back to its days of glory. A great deal of time and expense went into the planning process. The challenge was to preserve the charm of the hotel while blending in the amenities expected by the discerning traveler. Three years and almost three million dollars later, the Eureka reopened under the original name, offering the best of the past and the present. All guestrooms are decorated with a combination of period antiques and elegant reproductions.