Common House Chattanooga

I’ve been a paying member here and unfortunately I don’t feel it’s worth the cost. The membership fees are already high, and on top of that, the policies around guest passes are very frustrating. Even on a Saturday, when members reasonably want to enjoy the pool with their families, guest passes that are included with membership can’t be used during “pool party days.” Instead, I was told I’d need to pay an additional $60 for my guests, despite already paying significant monthly dues. To make matters worse, the front desk staff was rude and dismissive when I asked about the policy. There was very little sense of customer service or care for members, which made the experience even more disappointing. Between the lack of value for members, the inflexible policies, and the poor customer service, I cannot recommend a membership here.

I booked a 12 person conference room for 3 days at Common House. The space was clean, the staff professional and thoughtful, and catering was delicious. When researching places to host our team offsite in Chattanooga, Common House came back with the fastest quote and was the most reasonably priced. The space is really cool, and the location is fantastic. It's within walking distance of several hotels, breweries and restaurants. I would 100% book with them again.

We went here for Burger Week. Normally, you have to be a member to enter, even to just eat. But they opened it up to everyone for Burger Week. The burger was good and the staff was friendly. It seems like a laid-back place, no one in a rush. This is more of a social club. They have rooms available, an indoor entertainment area with a stage, an outdoor pool, and an outdoor entertaining area with an outdoor kitchen. It was kinda hard to catch a waiter/waitress at times. The dining rooms are broken up, and you can't see them all at the same time. So, if a server is in another dining area, you won't see them until they happen back into where you are. Overall, a nice place, friendly staff, good burger, but tight parking and the dining rooms are kinda disjointed.

I joined thinking it would be a sanctuary. It’s not. It’s a tired, neo-country club parked next to a chicken processing plant — an olfactory assault that should disqualify the luxury prices. Still, I tried to make the most of it. I overlooked the worn-out facilities and the questionable poolside hygiene. But last week was it. While sitting poolside, I ordered a chicken sandwich. A risky move, given the ever-present stench of death wafting over from the plant. My hunger won. It was my mistake. While waiting nearly an hour for my food, the smell intensified — sour and unmistakably biological. The heat increased as did the middle-aged blonde manager's patrol of the pool like a suburban mother. The tension in my chest climbed. I was in college again, coming home to my hovering mom. I tried to distract myself. I shouldn’t have. When the sandwich finally arrived, I was sweating. I ate fast. The taste — rubbery, pungent — mixed with the smell of rotting poultry. The hovering woman kept circling. I kept chewing. I wanted this to be okay. It wasn't. The image of gasping animals, of carcasses with dirty feathers, took hold in my mind. It was too late. The wind picked up. I gagged. I stood. I projectile vomited the sandwich onto the pool deck. Cue screams. The poolside elite scrambled, clutching their faded luxury towels, now splattered with my regret. I was devastated. As I sat in the bathroom, mascara and vomit running down my face, it hit me. We are all animals. Me. The suffocating chickens. The sunburned snobs. The surveillance mom hawking around the pool. All part of the same grotesque system. Animals, just getting our needs met, no matter whose bodies we have to smell, step over, mother, or chew up. I learned all this the hard way. I won’t be back. Regrets, Juliette

As a professional photographer, I absolutely adore this venue! After shooting 10+ weddings here as well as many portrait and head shot sessions I can confidently say this venue has it all with so many gorgeous spots for photos! The staff is ALWAYS kind and helpful. They do in-house catering and the food is always great too! The space is super versatile having multiple ceremony and reception areas both inside and outside allowing for each wedding to feel unique! I'm always looking forward to my next event at Common House!

This place is fantastic. Great location with plenty to eat and do nearby. The staff are super friendly,welcoming and knowledgeable about the building.Speaking of the building,the vibe of this place is so cool. The blend of vintage and modern interior is like something out of a Wes Anderson film. Highly recommend.

As a business owner that is constant need of work space, Common House is an amazing resource. Between the space options and access to food and the occasional mid-day cocktail 😆 Common House is amazing! Entrepreneurs or people working from home. This is the spot for you. Also shout out to Abby, the culinary events are next level!

This was my daughter's Wedding Venue on New Year's Eve + the entire experience from start to finish was absolutely terrific! The Personnel, the Ambiance, the Food were all 1st rate + the Staff were incredibly helpful. The only drawback was parking but we dealt with it. Actually we'd be very happy to do it all again. Very satisfied!