The Hospital Guest House is located in a grand 1906 plantation style home with four spacious guest bedrooms. All bedrooms contain two twin beds and typical bedroom furnishings.

Bed and bath linens are provided. All guest share well-maintained bathrooms. Of course, all guests are asked to be considerate of one another. The guest bedrooms do not have televisions or telephone, but there is a large comfortable living room on the first floor (Guest Lounge) with a cable equipped television. A telephone is available for guests to use at the check in desk. Note: this is Veterans Affairs (926-1171) extension 2154: not the HGH business line, 926-0233. You are welcome to use this telephone anytime. The resident manager does not always attend this phone.

There are no kitchen privileges at HGH but there is a small refrigerator and a microwave oven for you to use. Disposable plates, utensils, napkins and coffee are provided. Ice is available upon request. The Johnson City Press arrives about 6:30 each morning.

HGH has a zero tolerance policy prohibiting smoking inside the House: violators will be immediately evicted. Persons under the influence of nonprescription drugs including alcohol will not be allowed to remain on HGH premises. Pets are not allowed. House rules are posted and enforced.

The Hospital Guest House is a safe place. It is on federal property with limited access and is routinely patrolled by the Veterans Affairs Police Service. You will be issued a key to secure your room, but you are encouraged to store your valuables elsewhere. The resident manager is present between about 4:00 pm and 8:00 am, and can be reached  by calling the HGH business number, 926-0233.