Nashville's Best Hotels

Treat yourself to one of the Music City's finest stays.

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Union Station Hotel, Autograph Collection

Once Nashville’s main train station, this turret- and tower-filled Gothic building now serves the city as a Wyndham hotel. A $10 million renovation five years ago updated the guest rooms and added the Prime 108 restaurant. Rates start at $170.

1001 Broadway
Book It: Union Station Hotel, Autograph Collection​

 

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Hermitage Hotel

The only AAA five-diamond hotel in Tennessee (and several contiguous states), the Hermitage is Nashville's first-class historic hotel, located downtown. From the bathroom concierge’s spa treatment to the gilded, vaulted lobby to the 1,000-thread-count sheets, this hotel's luxury extras make it well worth a special occasion splurge (rates start at $309).

231 Sixth Avenue North
Book It: Hermitage Hotel

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Hutton Hotel

Courtesy of Hutton Hotel/Tim Williams

At Nashville’s trendy top-tier stay, we found a $139 special rate that scored a king-size bed on the top floor with a self-serve espresso machine down the hall. Hutton Hotel may also claim the best hotel bathroom in the city, offering such features as a glass sink and countertop, Triumph & Disaster bath amenities. a granite walk-in shower with a rain head, and digitally controlled water temperatures. Try nearby Noshville Delicatessen, two blocks from the Hutton, for a brunch that will transport you to Manhattan’s Upper East Side.

1808 West End Avenue
Book It: Hutton Hotel

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Hotel Preston

Photo: Courtesy of David Phelps

Located conveniently near the airport, Hotel Preston is a budget-friendly boutique hotel. After a $6-million face-lift, rooms now have upholstered headboards, down comforters, and black-and-white photographs of musicians (for that Music City vibe). Make sure to stop by the Pink Slip bar downstairs.

733 Briley Parkway
Book It: Hotel Preston

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