Dream Nashville

Printer’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 lives up to its name, as it has a speakeasy-style entry through a shadowy spot, giving it an air of mystery and seduction. Come for the burlesque, grab a drink, and enjoy the fun into the wee hours.
• Snitch– Relax and have fun at this laid-back, music-centric cocktail bar. There’s a great selection of monthly rotating local craft beers, while DJs pump out an eclectic mix of music. If you’re lucky, there’ll be a surprise performer at the vintage stand-up piano.

Dream Nashville is also conveniently located near the Ryman Auditorium, the Country Music Hall of Fame, Bridgestone Arena, and other popular venues, making it the perfect home base for exploring.