Neighboring Cities - AmericInn® Jonesborough, TN
Welcome to the Cities Neighboring our Jonesborough, Tennessee Hotel
Our Jonesborough hotel is within walking distance to downtown Jonesborough, oldest town in Tennessee, established 1769. Jonesborough is known as the home of the International Story Telling Center of the world. We
are located only 5 miles from Johnson City. Here you will find great shopping, restaurants which include The Bistro, Main Street Café, Cranberry Thistle and other local eateries.
Planning a wedding? Check out our charm, we feature local wedding venues such as the Wedding Loft, Maple Lane Farms, Old Quarters and the International Storytelling Center.
The beautiful, scenic, Graysburg Hills Golf Course in Chuckey is just minutes away from our hotel. Also we are proud to be only 3 mile from Blackthorn Golf Club of The Ridges, designed by Arthur Hills. Blacthorn is a certified member of the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary
Johnson City, Tennessee
Only minutes away from the AmericInn of Jonesborough hotel, Johnson City is the center for tourism and business in Northeast Tennessee. Once a train depot, Johnson City is now home to many new companies and restaurants with a diversified culture mixed with breathtaking mountain landscape and beautiful Boone Lake. It is home to East Tennessee State University, James H. Quillen College of Medicine, VA Medical Center, and Johnson City Medical Center. The Blue Plum Festival is an annual event that features music, food and activities in downtown Johnson City. Other points of destination are Freedom Hall, Gray Fossil Site and Museum, Tipton Haynes Historic Site and Hands on Museum.
Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol has the title of Birthplace of Country Music. The tradition continues with great live performances throughout the year including Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion music festival, and music venues in our historic downtown. Other musical heritage attractions nearby include the Carter Family Fold. Take a venture underground to Bristol Caverns and Appalachian Caverns. Bristol is home to the Paramount Center for the Arts, site of many wonderful dramatic productions including some preformed by Theatre Bristol. In historic downtown you will also find fine art galleries and studios of local artists.
The "World's Fastest Half Mile Track" Bristol Motor Speedway and Bristol Dragway are fan favorites for high-powered stock car and drag racing.
Kingsport, Tennessee
Kingsport is home to Warriors Path State Park, the most visited state park in Tennessee. Also, it is home to Bays Mountain State Park, a 3,500-acre nature preserve with 22 miles of hiking and biking trails, a 44 acre reservoir lake, nature center and museum, planetarium and native wildlife habitats. The Greenbelt is a 10 mile walking and biking trail that extends from one end of the city to the other, winding its way along the Holston River, through beautiful open meadows, marshlands, historic sites, flower gardens, quaint neighborhoods and shopping and eating destinations. It is also home to the Tennessee Eastman.
Erwin, Tennessee
Erwin is a great area for adventure with surrounding beautiful mountains. It offers white water rafting, kayaking, horseback riding, hiking and snow skiing, only a few miles away. The Appalachian Trail is very near this quaint little town. It is 18 miles from the AmericInn. Erwin is home to the Apple festival, an event held the first weekend in October each year. Nuclear Fuel calls Erwin home, as well.
Elizabethton, Tennessee
Elizabethton is the county seat of Carter County, Tennessee. It is the historical site of the first Independent settlement on American soil (1772) and located west of the Eastern Continental Divide and the original thirteen British colonies in America. It is home to Sycamore Shoals State Park.
