Explore the Area
From a 2,000-year-old Native American site at our doorstep to award-winning Tennessee whiskey just down the road — Lx Hotel is your easy base for exploring Manchester, Coffee County, and Middle Tennessee.
Festival
~9 mi
The four-day June festival on Great Stage Park brings 80,000+ fans and a massive multi-genre lineup to Manchester each summer. Lx Hotel is one of the closest indoor stays to the gates — book early.
Venue
~9 mi
The 700-acre outdoor event property that hosts Bonnaroo. Quiet most of the year, the site has hosted other concerts and gatherings — check the official calendar before you visit.
Park
0.7 mi
A peaceful in-town walking and biking trail along the Little Duck River — great for an easy stretch before or after exploring downtown Manchester.
Trails
~15 mi
About 13.5 miles of singletrack and fire roads through open woodland on the Arnold AFB / Woods Reservoir property near Tullahoma. Periodically closed for deer and turkey season — check before you go.
State Park
~28 mi
A 10,700-acre lake park near Winchester with boating, swimming, fishing for largemouth bass, an 18-hole championship golf course, and miles of paved bike trails.
Natural Area
~17 mi
A 420-acre wildflower preserve outside Tullahoma with three waterfalls — Machine Falls, Busby Falls, and Laurel Bluff — connected by easy-to-moderate hiking loops.
Golf
7.2 mi
Family-owned 18-hole public course voted one of the area's best by Tennessee Magazine. Known for friendly daily-fee value and well-run group outings and tournaments.
State Park
1.9 mi
A 2,000-year-old Native American ceremonial enclosure built during the Middle Woodland period (80–550 AD), set on a 50-acre plateau above the Duck and Little Duck rivers. Hiking trails, waterfall overlooks, and a small museum.
Museum
1.5 mi
A small downtown Manchester museum tracing local Civil War history, the rise of Bonnaroo, and life in Coffee County. A great quick stop on your way through downtown.
Museum
~16 mi
An aviation museum at Tullahoma Regional Airport with one of the world's most complete collections of Beechcraft aircraft, plus rotating exhibits on general aviation history.
National Park
~35 mi
A National Park Service site in Murfreesboro preserving the 1862–63 Civil War battlefield, with a free visitor center, museum, walking trails, and the Stones River National Cemetery.
Winery
2.3 mi
A local Manchester winery offering tastings, vineyard tours, a gift shop, and seasonal live music on the patio. Open daily — closest tasting room to the hotel.
Distillery
~25 mi
The oldest registered distillery in the United States, in tiny Lynchburg. Walking tours cover the cave-spring water source, the iconic charcoal-mellowing process, and the rickyards. Tasting tours also available.
Distillery
~17 mi
Tennessee's other historic whiskey-maker, tucked into Cascade Hollow outside Tullahoma. Tours include the still house, char-mellowing room, and barrel warehouses, plus tastings of Dickel's Tennessee whisky.
City
~65 mi
About an hour northwest on I-24. Honky-tonks on Broadway, the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Grand Ole Opry, and the Parthenon at Centennial Park — all in an easy day round-trip.
City
~80 mi
About 90 minutes southeast on I-24. Highlights include the Tennessee Aquarium, Lookout Mountain, Ruby Falls, Rock City, and walkable downtown along the riverfront.
