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Here is our room, which was cool. Only it wasn't. You see the uninsulated, metal train cars don't do well in the sun when it's 100 degrees outside. It was about 90 in the room. We were both sweating. We called the front desk, the maintenance guy came out and basically told us when it gets this hot, there isn't much they can do about it. Later one of the workers admitted he'd never stay in one, "they're sweat lodges in the summer and ice boxes in the winter." So here's a Chattanooga top tip, if you want to stay in the train cars go when it's mild.