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Nashville, TN – Boutique Hotels & More

Nashville is one of the most unique places to visit is the U.S. Filled with toe-tapping musicians, some of the best live music venues in the country, excellent museums, and a few of the coolest neighborhoods you’ll find anywhere, The Music City seemingly has it all. And your accommodations? Fabulous and trendy, yet comfortable and homey is what you’ll find at the best boutique hotels in Nashville, TN.

As Music City and home of The Grand Ole Opry, Nashville has influenced the world music scene in many ways. But great music is just the tip of the iceberg here. An award-winning foodie scene–from laid-back BBQ to elegant fine dining–has exploded recently. And if it’s history you’re after, the city is packed with historic and architectural landmarks and is home to world’s only full-scale replica of the Parthenon. Imagine that!

Choose from any of the boutique hotels in Nashville, TN and you’ll likely be very close to some of the trendiest neighborhoods in town. Whether you stay near the hottest spot for nightlife, close to the most iconic country music venues and museums in the world, or in a historic Nashville neighborhood bursting with personality, there will always be plenty to entertain you right outside your hotel.

Featured Boutique Hotels

Kick off your cowboy boots and say goodbye to the boring big-box hotels, as you’ll find plenty of unique places to stay at the best Nashville boutique hotels. And while it’s impossible to lump all of the city’s boutique hotels into one category, there are a few commonalities these trendy accommodations share.

First and most importantly, each hotel offers a completely unforgettable experience. Ever notice how completely identical the rooms and lobby are at the ‘Big Hotel Chain?’ Same style (or lack thereof), same depressing carpeting, same box of cereal at the complimentary breakfast? Now imagine a stay at one of the luxury boutique hotels Nashville, TN. Wake up in a sumptuous bed surrounded with fine European linens. Enjoy unique works of art in your room. And speaking of rooms, no two rooms at your hotel will be alike. How’s that for special? Soon, you’ll wander down to the lobby and be surrounded by the cool Nashville vibe before you even step foot outdoors.

21c Museum Hotel

Nashville , TNHome » Boutique Hotels » Nashville Boutique Hotels » 21c Museum Hotel 21c Museum Hotel221 2nd Ave N., Nashville, TN 37201This Nashville boutique hotel is located in the historic Gray and Dudley Building, which dates back to 1900. The property is, of course, a hotel, but it’s also a public contemporary art museum, restaurant, and bar, which has completely integrated itself into the heart and soul of downtown Nashville. 21c has more than 10,500 sq. ft. of exhibition space, making it one of the largest multi-venue contemporary art museums in the U.S. These curated works of art reflect the global nature of these modern times; some invoke joy, others encourage personal reflection, and some are quite haunting in nature. Regardless of theme, a stroll through the exhibits is both fascinating and relaxing. The exhibitions rotate, so there’s always something new. Best of all, they are free and open to the general public 365 days a year. If you’re able, take one of the guided docent tours offered every Tuesday and Thursday for a deeper appreciation of the works. Each of the 124 guest rooms and suites features hardwood floors and high ceilings, contemporary furnishings, large windows, and elegant floor-to-ceiling drapery. The bedding and linens are exquisite and you’ll find thoughtful touches such as plush bathrobes and luxury bath products. Guests rave about the on-site restaurant, Gray and Dudley. The menu is inventive and eclectic and uses only the finest ingredients with a focus on locally-sourced seasonal ingredients. If you’re not up for a full meal, head to the bar for a cocktail or a glass of wine. The on-site 21c Museum Hotel spa is located on the third floor and offers a variety of luxurious massages; whether you’re an athlete, a mama-to-be, or just want to relax and unwind. You can even choose to have an in-room massage, a luxury unavailable at most Nashville day spas. Book 21c Museum HotelAll rooms include the following: Minimum 43” HDTV, free Wi-Fi, Nespresso coffee machine, minibar, access to the fitness center with Peloton bikes, and original artwork on display in the room. Please note that due to the building’s unique historic features, floorplans may vary within each room type. Deluxe Double Queen:

2 Queen beds
Bathroom with shower/tub combo
Faces the interior lightwell
448 sq. ft.

Deluxe King:

King bed facing the interior lightwell
Bathroom with glass-enclosed standing shower
263 sq. ft.

Deluxe Suite:

King bed
Separate living area
Bathroom with glass-enclosed standing shower
596 sq. ft.

Luxury Double Queen:

2 Queen beds
Bathroom with tub/shower combo
402 sq. ft.

Luxury King:

King bed
Bathroom with glass-enclosed standing shower
Large windows
Contemporary art from 21c founder Laura Lee Brown
Custom-designed furnishings
333 sq. ft.

Luxury Suite:

King bed
Large windows and city views
Contemporary art from 21c founder Laura Lee Brown
Custom-designed furnishings
Separate living area with sectional sofa
Dining area
Bathroom with shower/tub combo and dual vanity
675 ...
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Dream Nashville

Nashville, TNHome » Boutique Hotels » Nashville Boutique Hotels » Dream Nashville Dream Nashville210 4th Ave N., Nashville, TN 37219Printer’s Alley is a fascinating historic district that’s seen the likes of horse hitching posts, saloons, newspaper offices, and speakeasies. Today, it’s listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the hub of Nashville’s nightlife. It’s also where you’ll find Dream Nashville, a can’t-miss Nashville boutique hotel with loads of dining options. The hotel features 168 swanky, Art Deco-inspired guest rooms, including 21 suites. Room details include high ceilings, a colorful palate of deep reds and soothing blues, and plenty of intriguing design details–think dreamy Japanese-style Suminagashi-marbled wall coverings, luxurious oushak rugs, and Karelian Burl wood closets. And the comfort and relaxation you’ll find here is nearly unsurpassed. It really is a sumptuous urban retreat. A huge part of Dream’s appeal is it’s culinary scene. You’ll find six (yes, 6!) restaurant and nightlife offerings on site, with plenty of variety– whether you’re up for a cocktail or a romantic dinner for two. Each spot provides a distinctive experience, but they’re all rooted in the unique history of Nashville and Printer’s Alley. Culture, flavors, design, music… they all merge to create a one-of-a-kind escape. Here’s a quick rundown of the dining and nightlife options at Dream Nashville:

Stateside Kitchen- A beautiful brasserie-style eatery that showcases fresh, locally-sourced ingredients served up under a glass atrium designed by a renowned Nashville-based interior designer. Sample items include The Chop–a 22 oz. bone-in Kurobuta pork chop–and the Bucatini Jumbo Prawn Pasta. All breads and sweets are made in-house at the Superfine Bakery.
Natura Nashville- This casual café focuses on plant-based dishes adorned with fine meats and cheeses, if you wish. All ingredients are as fresh as possible and most are locally sourced. Sample items include a warm beet salad topped with Montchevre goat cheese spread, rye croutons, blood orange, and fresh mint. Or start the day with avocado toast on freshly-baked sourdough with sunny-side up egg, baby mustard greens, and toasted seeds.
Parlour Bar- Named one of Nashville's best cocktail lounges, Parlour Bar serves up classic cocktails with a special flair in a sophisticated but unpretentious atmosphere. Many liquors have been barrel-aged in house and their craft beer selection includes a variety of local and regional favorites. Try the Lavender Bees Knees with Plymouth gin, lemon, acacia honey, and lavender bitters for a real treat. Add a side of spiced marcona almonds and you have the perfect start to a great night on the town.
Easy 8- A rotating menu means no matter how many times you stop in, you’ll always have the perfect meal or late-night indulgence. There are always eight sandwiches (or other foods not needing a fork) to choose from, and they can be paired with vintage sodas, sweet tea, and fries. Think cheesesteaks, banh mi, and foot-long corn dogs.
Dirty Little Secret- This cocktail and entertainment venue showcases live performances, surprise acts, and up-and-coming musicians and DJs. It ...
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Bobby Hotel

Nashville, TNHome » Boutique Hotels » Nashville Boutique Hotels » Bobby Hotel Bobby Hotel230 4th Ave N., Nashville, TN 37219Just a few steps from historic Printer’s Alley you’ll find one of the most hip hotels in the Music City–Bobby Hotel. Bobby is a vibrant 144-room Nashville boutique hotel unlike any other. It describes itself as having ‘creative rooms for inspired guests,' and you'll prove that as soon as you step into the lobby. The property features an eclectic mix of treasures that “Bobby” has collected in his travels across the globe, with design concepts inspired by New York, Rome, Paris, Marrakech, London, and Amsterdam, to name a few. Note that the hotel’s website does not clarify who this mysterious person called Bobby is, but after seeing the hotel, you’ll probably want to be his/her/their friend! Another cool thing about Bobby? His hotel welcomes pets, and you may even meet a “canine ambassador” in the lobby. Seeing as how Nashville has been named as one of the Most Pet-Friendly U.S. cities, it only makes sense that Bobby embraces your furry friends as any other guest. Bobby is also a major contributor to the Nashville culinary scene and is home to four separate dining and nightlife concepts.

Tavern at Bobby- Blends seasonal American favorites with multicultural dishes and preparation methods. Vibe is elegance served with a side of rough edges.
Bobby’s Garage Bar- A can’t miss, gritty bar complete with neon art, stools made from vintage oil cans, salvaged car parts, and staff in denim work shirts. Various types of live rock music on tap.
Café at Bobby- Great for breakfast and coffee or lunch and a little “hair of the dog.” Bring Fido, as it’s a pet-friendly restaurant. Sit and dine or grab and go.
Rooftop Lounge- A funky rooftop bar with phenomenal city views. Enjoy the 1956 retrofitted Greyhound bus to lounge in and clear “igloos” to rent in the winter.

Bobby also has some of Nashville’s largest guest rooms and plenty of perks and necessities. Enjoy 24-hour room service (because 3 AM omelettes are a necessity, right?), a fully-stocked minibar, free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen smart TV, custom wall units, round-the-clock gym access, and concierge services. And Bobby’s eclectic bathrooms are consistently a guest favorite. Oh, don’t forget to ask Bobby's driver to take you out on the town in the 1963 Lincoln Continental for a Nashville experience you won’t soon forget. Book The Bobby HotelNo matter which room you choose, you’ll find several creature comforts in every guest room and suite the Bobby offers. These include rainfall shower heads, fully-stocked minibars, in-room safes, smart TV, luxurious bath amenities, and custom wall units. And the Bobby is known for their eclectic bathrooms; they're a big hit with guests! Standard King:

King bed
380 sq. ft.

Standard King with Balcony:

King bed
380 sq. ft.
Balcony views of the city

Standard Accessible King:

King bed
348 sq. ft.
ADA accessible room

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Nashville Travel Guide

When to Go

Spring (Late March – May) and Fall (late August – October) bring agreeable temperatures and low humidity and are our pick for best time to visit. Note that spring can bring rain at the drop of a hat, but is usually the best time for outdoor activities. Summers (June – September) are hot and humid. Winters are usually mild with some light snow, but can be dreary for some visitors.

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Festivals & Celebrations

April: Awesome April – A series of fashion, music and film, and cultural festivals celebrating the city and surrounding areas. Some Awesome April Highlights:
- Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival – World’s largest songwriter festival. Brings together songwriters and music fans from around the world.
- Nashville Fashion Week – Celebrates Music City’s burgeoning fashion design and retail industry. Runway shows, discussions, parties and more.
- Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival – A family-friendly celebration of spring’s arrival and Japanese culture.
- Nashville Comedy Festival – Features some of the funniest national and international comedians.
- Rites of Spring Music Festival – A Vanderbilt University tradition with performances from many different genres.
June: Country Music Association Music Festival – Four-day country music festival attended by over 400 country music artists and over a quarter of a million fans from over 40 countries.
September: Americana Musical Festival and Conference- Six days celebrating folk, gospel, blues, country and other Americana music. Brings together performers, industry insiders, fans, agents and more.
October: Grand Ole Opry Birthday Bash – Weekend-long event celebrating nearly 100 years of the legendary music venue with celebrities, food trucks, backstage tours, and family fun.

Instagram-Worthy Spots

I Believe in Nashville Mural – One of Nashville’s most popular photo spots with 3 different locations. Work by Nashville artist Adrien Saporiti.
Downtown Broadway – No filter needed here with the horse-drawn carriages, and colorful honky-tonk signs. Check out the Ernest Tubb Record shop.
Cheekwood Estate and Gardens – 55-acre estate featuring over 50,000 tulips in the spring, a pumpkin in the fall, and holiday lights in December.
Centennial Park – 132-acre park with a historic steam locomotive, Civil War-era cannons and the best Insta spot: A full-scale replica of The Parthenon.
The Flipside – A restaurant that cooks up a cure for your sad Instagram… ask for the Big Fix- a bloody Mary and meal in a mug that’s guaranteed to get you more followers.
What Lifts You Mural – A lovely 20 ft. tall pair of wings by artist Kelsey Montague that features boots, guitars, and the Music City skyline. Strike a pose and tell your followers what lifts you.

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Airport Information

Airport Name	City	Airport Code	Distance from City	Airlines
Nashville International Airport	Nashville, TN	BNA	6.34 mi.	BNA Airline Directory

Airport Name
Nashville International Airport

City
Nashville, TN

Airport Code
BNA

Distance from City
6.34 mi.

Airlines

BNA Airline Directory

NASHVILLE Video Tour

Nashville has always been a music hotspot, with the Grand Ole Opry, Country Music Hall of Fame, and more honky tonks than you can shake a stick at. And don’t forget: you’ll find a wide range of musical genres in Nashville–not just Country. Modern Nashville is still The Music City, but it’s also a hub of creative people who have pushed the food, culture, and shopping scenes even further.

Don’t worry, you can still have your hot chicken and deep fried everything, but the city’s culinary scene is making bigger waves both nationally and globally. From hip Lebanese fusion to elegant Japanese favorites, Nashville’s got it. And that art scene? It’s as diverse as the city’s music from murals, to museums, street art, festivals, and more. Nashville’s got beauty, soul, and a touch of grit. Check it out.

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Our Nashville travel blog is where we’ll be talking about what makes the city unique. We’ll cover topics like: Nashville restaurants and bars; things to do in Nashville with kids; best places in Nashville for nature lovers, history buffs, and romantics; how to do Nashville like a local; and a lot of random yet interesting tidbits about the city and its surrounding areas.

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